For those unfamiliar with Ethiopian dining, a big part of the draw is that you get to eat with your hands (steaming washcloths are tendered before and after). At the Blue Nile, you get only two all-you-can-eat choices: four meats and seven vegetables or all-veg. Diners use small pieces of bread to scoop up the food, and the juices soak into the unleavened bread so that the last part of the meal is the tastiest.
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