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Big Flavors at Bayu's Ethiopian
Bayu has a nice buffet for lunch. The sauces are delicious. The location is excellent right next to the little flower shop near 5th on University (their signage is subdued). Reem is very personable and makes you feel welcome. Her mother is the cook and she knows how to deliver just the right blend of spices. Of course, Asmara is the best restaurant for Ethiopian food but Bayu does a very good job as well and is my second favorite now in San Diego. Muzita is good but just doesn't have the right vibe for me. I like the ethnic feel because it enhances the experience. I'm pretty picky about my Ethiopian food and I intend to come back regularly to Bayu's. Try this place out. It's worth it.— May 27, 2011 10:37 p.m.