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Question · 6 October 2026

Ethiopian Meal Prices in Dakar: Sample Bills at Ge'eza

How much does an Ethiopian meal cost in Dakar at Ge'eza? Bills calculated with the exact menu prices: solo from 5,500 F, for two, for a group, with drinks and coffee.

A waitress brings dishes out to the terrace at Ge'eza

An Ethiopian meal at Ge'eza in Point E costs from 5,500 F for one person with the Senegalese dish of the day, drink and attaya included, and around 7,000 to 12,000 F per person for an Ethiopian meal with a drink and coffee. Vegan fasting dishes run from 5,000 to 5,500 F, the beyaynetu starts at 7,000 F, meat dishes run from 8,000 to 9,000 F. Here are sample bills calculated with the menu prices.

The base prices

  • Senegalese dish of the day: 5,500 F, with water or local juice and attaya included (Tuesday to Friday, at lunch).
  • Vegan fasting dishes: Shiro, Misir, Tikil Gomen, Alicha Ater Kik and Firfir 5,500 F; Fosolia Tibs, Gomen and Key Sir 5,000 F.
  • Beyaynetu: 7,000 F for one person.
  • Ye Fisig Beyaynetu: 7,000 F for 1, 10,000 F for 2, 16,000 F for 3.
  • Meat dishes: Tibs, Derek Tibs, Doro Wot and Siga Wot 8,000 F; Lamb Wot, Alicha Siga Wot, Kikil, Kitfo and Tibs Firfir 9,000 F.
  • Sambusas (2 pieces): lentil 1,500 F, meat 2,000 F.
  • Homemade juices (bissap, bouye, ginger): 1,500 F. Birz 2,000 F. Tej 3,500 F. Casamance water 1,000 F or 1,500 F.
  • Ethiopian macchiato: 2,500 F. Full coffee ceremony: 5,000 F per person.

Solo

Meal Detail Total
Dish of the day 5,500 5,500 F
Shiro wot and bissap 5,500 + 1,500 7,000 F
Beyaynetu, water and macchiato 7,000 + 1,000 + 2,500 10,500 F
Tibs, bissap and macchiato 8,000 + 1,500 + 2,500 12,000 F

For two

Meal Detail Total
Ye Fisig for 2 and two bissaps 10,000 + 3,000 13,000 F
Same meal with two macchiatos 13,000 + 5,000 18,000 F
Shiro wot, tibs and two bissaps 5,500 + 8,000 + 3,000 16,500 F
Same meal with two sambusas and the ceremony for two 16,500 + 3,500 + 10,000 30,000 F

For a group

For four people, two Ye Fisig for two (20,000 F) and four juices (6,000 F) come to 26,000 F, or 6,500 F per person. With the full ceremony for all four (20,000 F), the bill rises to 46,000 F, or 11,500 F per person.

For six people, three Ye Fisig for two (30,000 F) and six juices (9,000 F) come to 39,000 F, or 6,500 F per person. With the ceremony (30,000 F), you reach 69,000 F, or 11,500 F per person. For the detail of a group meal, read Ethiopian meal for groups.

What moves the bill

The price depends mainly on three choices: fasting dish or meat, with or without the coffee ceremony, with or without a drink beyond the water in the dish of the day. The most economical formula is the Senegalese dish of the day, the most generous a beyaynetu or a Ye Fisig followed by the ceremony.

These bills are examples calculated from the menu prices: the restaurant's menu is the reference, and it may change. Beyaynetu prices for 2 and 3 people are not included here: ask the team. The full menu is on the restaurant page, and booking is online or on WhatsApp at +221 78 660 07 07.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest meal?

The Senegalese dish of the day, at 5,500 F with drink and attaya, Tuesday to Friday at lunch.

How much does an Ethiopian meal for two cost?

Between 13,000 F (a Ye Fisig for two with two bissaps) and 30,000 F (with sambusas and the coffee ceremony), depending on your choices.

Is the coffee ceremony included?

No, it is 5,000 F per person, extra.

What does beyaynetu cost for several people?

It starts at 7,000 F for one person. For 2 and 3 people, ask the team.

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