Gojo Cafe - Vancouver

I ate in many places this kind of food but this one is my favourite... I loved It thanks to ATKlLT For the great service

Gojo is one little gem of a restaurant that is well worth finding.Look for its tiny storefront along the east side of Commercial Drive, just south of 12th.A very welcoming and comfortable little place with interesting, appetizing and probably unfamiliar food. Don't let that put you off--the waiter will be happy to explain the menu.The vegetarian plate (shared with however many people you want) is served on a large pancake, topped with decorative little dollops of spinach, lentils and beans. Most of these little tastes are savoury, but some are slightly hot.No utensils are required--you will be served with smaller pieces of pancake to scoop up the veggies with. Very tasty and satisfying, it's a great way to eat with friends.Only one thing mystifies me. Why isn't Gojo Little Africa packed every day? I can only guess that it is because people haven't found it.Excellent food, excellent service, very reasonable pricing. What's not to like?Seek out this great little eatery. You will be glad you did.

First time trying Ethiopian food and wow, what a great first impression. I had the fish house special and the cubed stewed beef with spices, both were delicious! The prices are very reasonable and the portions are massive! I'll definitely be returning. The service and music was awesome as well.

I never feel more welcome in a restaurant in Vancouver than I do at Gojo. Food is great. Service is great. It's homey. It's awesome!

This family-run cafe serves the BEST Ethiopian food in the city. The village atmosphere is cute, the service is always personable and attentive, and I never want to stop eating because everything tastes SO GOOD, every single time.If you've never eaten Ethiopian food, the server will be very helpful in finding dishes you will enjoy. The traditional bread, injera, is flavourful, has great mouth-feel, and is gluten-free (made from a grain called teff). If you are sensitive to spice, they can accommodate that. If you like rosemary, garlic, red/yellow/green peppers, onions... you will be thrilled by Ethiopian cuisine. There are lots of vegan / veggie options and use lentils in several dshes. There are many options for carnivores too.The prices are also really good. If you are looking for a solid dining experience, you will have it at Gojo Cafe!