I adore this place. It is definitely community supported and authentic…read more I passed it once leaving Gorlitzer Park, and I immediately noticed their inexpensive pricing paired with large portions! They have really attentive service and the food comes in a reasonable amount of time. Considering my friend ordered the fried fish (13) and she fried it fresh, it took about 15 minutes. I got the super-kanja (2) and my friend got the couscous with vegetables (3) in addition to the fish. My only disappointment is that I didn't get the Chakry (7). I saw it being ordered a lot.

Delicious food, huge portions, and amazing prices. Bonus: spiciest sauce I've had in Berlin!read more

I haven't tried a better Sudanese place for the chicken platter. I admit that it is strange to give…read morefive stars when I only have ordered one plate off of the menu but it's great every time. The chicken teller (platter) comes with chicken grilled with onions and peppers, fried potatoes (sweet and regular), salad, and LOTS of peanut sauce. The chicken is always moist! The price of the tellers also keep me coming back regularly. A chicken teller costs 4 euros. The owner and his colleague are also super friendly. One downside, sometimes it takes a while to get my bread. Or at least it feels like a while because I gobble up the platter so quickly.

From the owner: Safari Sudanesische Spazilitäten etwas lecker aus Sudanesische Kücheread more

This Nil location open up not too long ago and is in close proximity to the one in Grünberger Str…read more The menu is the same as in all Nil locations. The menu is on the smaller side, but options are plentiful, with lots of veggie dishes on offer. I ordered the falafel sandwich, which was served quickly, hot and delicious :) They have different sauces that you can choose from: traditional peanut suace, sesame (tahini) and aubergine. The server/cook was very friendly and in a great mood singing along to the music. I will definitely be coming back to try a more traditional dish.

Simply some of the most delicious food I've ever eaten! Love this place! Fresh, flavourful,…read morefriendly and cheap - what more could I ask for? They serve Sudanese fare and a style of falafel called Tamil. Owned and lovingly cooked by Sudanese immigrants. I go here whenever I can!

Nice small restaurant that offers food like Banku which you rarely get in Berlin. A great place if…read moreyou are eager to try out new things (or get things you already know but struggle to find in the city).

The food is delicious. We tried Tilapia, Joloff Rice and fried yams and everything tasted amazing…read more The team is very friendly we love to come here or order take away

I tried the Marafina Teller plate with falafel and halloumi and everything was rich in flavour and…read moreso wholesome to eat. Can't wait to go back there soon. P.S. The owner/chef is really cool

Very good falafel. Super crunchy and tasty but DAMN it is so freaking heavy with that peanutbutter…read moresauce. I was literally dead after that meal. The bread is fluffy and nice but don't take it back home... you'll have eat it there cause the falafel and bread is just not enjoyable anymore once you take it home. Next time I come I'd order just a falafel plate and enjoy the crunch tasty falafel itself with the sauces on the side.

Delicious fluffy and crunchy falafel sandwich with peanut sauce 5/5stars. Veggies in the falafel…read morewere fresh and crunchy. Great flavor. Just a short walk from U Schlesiches Tor. I inhaled it. Prices good too. Not sure what else I can say to describe this delicious, cravable sorcery.

More than once, the fellow has mentioned to me that I should try the vegan entree here, the tofu…read moremadagaskar. Today was the day I finally did. Interestingly enough, I didn't think much about the fact that Nil serves Sudanese food; I only was walking by on the way to the bank and thought it might serve as a quick, inexpensive and tasty lunch. Well, it certainly was apropos, as I am currently reading Dave Eggers' "What is the What," a book about the Second Sudanese Civil War, so it was an added bonus to be taking in the flavours of the region. I got my entree to go and enjoyed it from home about an hour later... and it was absolutely delicious. For 3 euros, it includes lettuce and tomatoes in a pita-like bread, with fried pepper tofu, and some kind of sauce that tasted somewhat peanut-y. There were also beans in there - maybe part of the sauce? Regardless, it was totally good and I definitely recommend it. There are a few other options on the menu I would like to try out as well, and I know I'll be back. As to the decor, it's small and quaint but clean. There are a couple tables inside in addition to the outside seating. The man helping me was incredibly polite and the service was quick. There's also an English menu on the backside, for those who don't read German.

This is my first time going to Biladi. I thought it was an Arabic place but one look at the menu…read moretold me it was Sudanese. As one of my favourite places is Nil the idea made me happy. I wasn't mentally prepared for this kind of food and it was a nice surprise. The guy at the counter was incredibly friendly and made me a plate of foul, falafel and salad that was fantastic! I think this falafel was the best I have had in many years! Many times falafel can be flavourless but not this one. I highly recommend it! This review was written in 2008

Sudenese food on a quiet street in Berlin. I came here on recommendation from my cousin because of…read morethe peanut sauce. I personally wasn't a fan of the sauce, but to be fair, I usually don't like peanut butter on much else except for bread and jelly. But, the chicken and veggies were flavorful, the sandwich was juicy and hot, and very filling.

Nil - a great budget restaurant. The Sudanese place with its amazing peanut sauce. I love peanut…read moreevertything so this place makes me happy. Also, I love halumi and falafel. The Sudanese falafel has a nice and unique taste to it. I have read that one has to try the fried bananas, which comes with a little bit of salad on the side and again the great peanut sauce. One can choose to have it served on a plate or in a bread (peta type bread). Location: It is very small. It has 2-3 outside tables with benches, two high tables with two chairs each and one little table in a corner where 2-4 people can sit. The prices: Unbeatable. I think there is nothing more than 7 EUR on the menu. One person could therefore eat comfortably for 10 EUR (without a drink). I noticed they have lamb and veal on the menu and will have to try it the next time. For those who cringe when thinking about eating veal or lamb (or any other meat)---don´t dispare they have a lot of vegetarian options. I had the falafel and hallumi sandwich and it was delicious. Drinks: They have all kinds of drinks and even "Sudanese" drinks but no alcoholic beverages. It is afterall not truly a comfortable sitdown restaurant. Peanut sauce: I have noticed that one can buy the peanut sauce to go. It believe they sold it at 200g for less than 3 EUR. All in all...a great budget place and fun to try different things! I will def. return even though it is not anywhere close to where I live.

Half of the meat in the Mali beef stew was too chewy and full of tendons. Fufu and the sauce was…read morenice. Nice interior. The Djudju Beer was not special, just a bottled beer with a fruit aroma. Disorganised customer service, long waiting time. PS: You can't pay with a card unless it's 20€ or more.

Wow, what a nice surprise this place was! We were in the area and walked into Pan Africa in a…read moresearch of dinner, but without any idea what to expect. The sign outside read "Nigerian" and "vegan options", so we got curious. The interior is cozy and well laid out, with lots of space for groups. There were plenty of vegan options on the menu, and although not indicated - most items are also glutenfree. However, meat eaters will find an array of interesting dishes as well, from chicken to ostrich and even crocodile steak. I can highly recommend to get several dishes to share, to get a taste of everything, but also for clearing your palette in between the well-spiced dishes. We ordered fried tofu masala with veggis and potatoe wedges, a mango-avocado salad, and a side order of cassava with a mint dip. Everything tasted amazing! It was plenty of food for us two, well spiced but not too spicy for us - although that's a personal evaluation. If you want to try something very typical for many African and Indian regions, try a Palm Drink (Ghana). It is fermented palm juice with a very low percentage of alcohol. I found it a required taste and decided after three sips that I'm not a fan, but my partner thought it was refreshing and sweet. Besides palm wine, there are a number of African beers on the menu, including Nigerian Guinness. All around Pan Africa is a lovely, unexpected gem in the middle of Rixdorf - Neukölln. I will for sure come back with friends!

The Tamiya (Sudanese falafel) covered in spicy peanut sauce is bomb dot com. It was so fresh, and…read morethe spicy peanut sauce was a great condiment.

Unfortunately, the halloumi sandwich was a bit disappointing. It was literally fried halloumi with…read morelots of lettuce and peanut sauce, even the pita was a bit dry. Sahara in Neukolln is much better. On the pro side, the staff is really friendly!