
About Tsiona Foods
Tsiona Bellete, the founder of Tsiona Foods, began packaging Ethiopian gourmet foods in small batches from her restaurant kitchen in 2014. Her restaurant, Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant, located in Rockville, Maryland, quickly became a favorite of the locals for its long-simmered flavorful Ethiopian dishes, perfectly cooked with the best, and freshest ingredients, accented with authentic spices. Serving delicious and authentic Ethiopian food to her customers was both Tsiona's passion and inspiration when she ran Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant.
Her deep-rooted passion for culinary creativity and the enthusiasm of her customers, family and friends inspired her to reinvent the well known Ethiopian vegan stews in a dry form so that not just her restaurant clientele, but everyone, could enjoy the traditional Ethiopian cooking in the comfort of their own homes.
Never one to remain idle and wanting to share more of the Ethiopian food she grew up with and loves so much, Tsiona added five different flavors of lentil and yellow split pea dips, injera crisps, stew mixes, spice blends and Ethiopian coffee to the collection of Tsiona Food products.
The demand for Tsiona Foods products quickly outgrew her restaurant kitchen and Tsiona Foods now operates out of a food-processing facility in Rockville, however it still remains true to its humble beginnings by continuing to produce her foods in small batches using nothing but the finest authentic ingredients.
We are proud to have Tsiona Foods products available in many grocery stores such as Whole Foods Markets, MOM's Organic Market, Wegmans, Rodman's, Streets Cafe & Market, Yes! Organic Market, as well as many local Ethiopian markets across the Mid-Atlantic.

From the Press
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“Watch out, pita chips; you have competition”
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“The chips [Tsiona] Bellete fashions out of injera, are addictive!”
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“The chips and dips [are] a fitting synthesis of Ethiopia and America”
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“So good you’ll eat it with a spoon”
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“Injera crisps aren’t just any sort of crunchy snack. They are the crunchy snack. Tsion Bellete, founder of @tsionafoods, had the brilliant idea to turn the East African fermented flatbread into super flavorful chips—and we’re here for it!”

