

Named for the Act of Feeding With Love
Gursha Eats takes its name from the Ethiopian tradition of feeding someone by hand — a gesture of care and belonging. Every meal here carries that same spirit.

Doro Wot and the Slow-Cooked Tradition
Ethiopia's national dish simmers for hours — chicken in berbere spice, niter kibbeh, and caramelized onions, served on homemade injera with a hard-boiled egg, just as it's always been made.
The Food at Gursha Eats
Dining Room on Broadway Street
Our northeast Salem space was built for gathering — colorful arches, Ethiopian art on every wall, and tables that welcome groups of any size.
A Taste of Tradition, A Table to Share
Ethiopian Flavors
Explore slow-cooked stews, fragrant spices, and injera, rooted in Ethiopian culinary tradition.
Vegan Favorites
Enjoy Shiro, red lentils, and yellow split peas, full of comforting flavor.
Made for Sharing
Gather around a shared platter and experience the joy of eating together.

Salem's Table, Built on Love
Gursha Eats is Salem's only Ethiopian restaurant — founded by Azi to share the food, culture, and generous spirit of Ethiopia with his community. Every dish is an act of welcome.
Tear the Injera. Share the Moment.
Gather around a platter of Ethiopian favorites, from rich Doro Wot to warmly spiced lentils and tender Awaze Tibs. Tear a piece of injera, explore the flavors, and enjoy a meal made for sharing at Gursha Eats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are you known for?
We are known for Doro Wot, Ethiopian Food, Sambusas, Ethiopian Coffee, Shiro, and Sambusa
Where are you located?
We are located in Salem, OR at 2927 Broadway St NE
What areas do you serve?
We serve the following areas: Salem, Keizer, Oak Park, Brush College, Hayesville, Chemawa, Middle Grove, Four Corners, Lakebrook, Lansing, Lincoln, Labish Village, Clear Lake, Quinaby, Eola, Fruitland, Zena, Hazel Green, Roberts, and Hopmere.





