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May 6, 2019 · 25 Local Restaurants Serving Authentic Ethnic Eats. Travel the world without leaving Greater Cincinnati—these 25 spots will make sure you don’t go home hungry no matter what type of cuisine you crave. By. CM Editors.
- Aab India Restaurant. Specialty: Authentic Indian Cuisine. Prepare to embark on a flavor-packed journey as Aab India’s expert chefs weave their magic with traditional Indian spices and recipes passed down through generations.
- Los Guachos Taqueria. Specialty: Authentic Mexican Tacos. For an unforgettable taco experience, head to Los Guachos Taqueria. Los Guachos is a haven for taco lovers, where every bite is a fiesta of taste and texture.
- Tensuke Market & Sushi Café. Specialty: Japanese Cuisine. Tensuke Market & Sushi Café is a treasure for Japanese food enthusiasts. The market offers a wide selection of Japanese groceries and ingredients, while the café serves up delicious and fresh sushi rolls.
- Lavash Cafe. Specialty: Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Cuisine. Lavash Cafe is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Columbus, where the flavors of the Mediterranean come alive in every bite!
Dec 1, 2023 · Stop by family-owned restaurants or church fundraisers to discover authentic pierogies that capture Ohio’s cross-cultural culinary prowess. A single bite of these tender pasta pockets delivers a taste of Eastern Europe in the heartland.
Dec 31, 2015 · Contrary to what you might believe, Ohio is home to several authentic ethnic restaurants that serve exceptionally delicious international cuisine. The following are just 11 of what we consider to be the best ethic restaurants in Ohio. 1. Layla's Kitchen (Columbus)
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- Budd Dairy Food Hall. Opened in April 2021, this food hall in Columbus’ Little Italy neighborhood is a gathering space whose past life was as a dairy production plant from 1916 through 1967.
- Bake Me Happy. About 15 years ago, owner and baker Wendy Miller Pugh wasn’t feeling well and was told by her wife, Letha Pugh, to see if she had a food intolerance.
- North Market Downtown. Traced back to 1876, the North Market Downtown has had changes of address over time, and had its future saved in the eighties through a takeover by a not-for-profit group.
- Addella's On Oak. Owner Karrio Ballard and his wife, Victoria Hink, set their bar and grill on Columbus’ Near East Side, because they’ve been longtime residents in this neighborhood and feel a strong connection to it.
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