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Best Authentic Ethiopian Food in Brooklyn – Try Doro Wat, Tibs & Kitfo at Bati

Spicy Doro Wat stew served with injera at Bati Ethiopian Kitchen in Brooklyn

Authentic Ethiopian Food in Brooklyn: Bold Flavors Await at Bati

If you're craving rich, bold flavors and a dining experience that’s anything but ordinary, head to Bati Ethiopian Kitchenin Clinton Hill / Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. Known for our authentic recipes, warm hospitality, and vibrant dishes, Bati is your go-to destination for the best Ethiopian food in NYC.

Whether you're new to Ethiopian cuisine or already a fan, our signature meat dishes deliver unforgettable flavor — all served with fresh injera, house-made spice blends, and a side of community.

Discover the Bold Flavors of Ethiopia – Right Here in Brooklyn

At Bati, our menu is deeply rooted in tradition, using time-honored cooking methods and bold East African spices to bring every dish to life. Some of our most beloved meat dishes include:
Doro Wat (Doro Wett) – Often called the national dish of Ethiopia, this spicy chicken stew is slow-cooked in berbere, onions, garlic, and niter kibbeh (Ethiopian spiced clarified butter). Served with a hard-boiled egg and injera, it’s as comforting as it is fiery.

Kitfo – A flavorful minced beef dish traditionally served raw (or lightly cooked upon request), Kitfo is seasoned with mitmita and enriched with spiced butter. A must-try for meat lovers and Ethiopian food enthusiasts.

Tibs  – Sizzling cubes of marinated beef or lamb, pan-seared with garlic, onions, and peppers. A guest favorite — especially on Tibs Tuesdays, when we celebrate this iconic dish with special offerings and house-made sauces.


These dishes and more showcase the diversity of Ethiopian meat-based cuisine, pairing well with both traditional drinks and modern twists.