Our rating might be influenced by the fact that we realized that Nepalese food is not ours. What we…read moreloved was their peanut sauce! Slightly sweet and tasty! Appetizer wise we liked the fried chickpeas and cauliflower. Skip the potatoes. The curry was good! Rest was ok to be honest. Same for the lentil soup. We would come back to try different dishes next time.

What wonderful tasting food! Everything was so pleasing. I will definitely go there again soon!…read more Atmosphere was pretty relaxed and calm.

Finding good Nepali food is rare, but this place serves it up. Very nice environment, and service…read morewas very thoughtful and quick. Great people. Momos FTW!

Love this place. Get the mutton Momo and you'll be very happy. The curries are also pretty…read moredelicious and the mango beer as well

Essen hat sehr gut geschmeckt und die Bedienung war sehr nett. Wir haben sehr gut draußen gesessen.read more

Fantastic food and friendly service. I ordered the Malai Kafta and I highly recommend this option…read more Delicious!

Have been to this place twice and been pleasantly surprised. This place is an underrated jewel in…read morethe Indian food circuit. The first time when I went there, I tried Thali (a platter), which comes with daal, rice, curry, and few other things.. small helpings but quite good and authentic. The second time me and my friend ordered Matar Paneer and another Chicken preparation.. quite good again but the sauce was exactly the same in both.. Don't be confused by the name and description of the restaurant. The cook is from Nepal and the owner from South India. However, most of the items on the menu are actually North Indian preparations. I would certainly try this place again. Authentic, tasty and complete value for money! I just wish that they had some more bread / naan / roti options.

Expect a long wait and slooooooooow service at this Berlin Nepali restaurant that has very good…read morefood and reasonable prices. Service was a bit stuffy and seating was cramped but, again, everything we ordered was delicious.

I really should give this restaurants 0 stars! The…read morerestaurant it's self is quite lovely. Only if the staff was attentive and the food was ok. Believe me both my wife and I work in the service industry. I know what decent service is(we don't ask for much). I give the staff a big fat minus 5 stars. I ordered a plate to split and we got one fork one knife. That's it! I mean we had to go bite for bite. They really didn't care and I was so over there attitude that I didn't ask for another set. I ordered the veggie noodle dish. It was god awful! Basically I still have the waxy noodle taste in my mouth. Yuck!!! I would never go back. Sad that it had such great yelp reviews.

I think this is my new favourite "Indian" in Berlin. The food is Nepalese but they've also got Thai…read morefood on the menu. The flavours are absolutely fantastic. The dishes are spiced so nicely that the flavours almost explode in your mouth!

There probably aren't many cuisines you can't find in Berlin, but I was still surprised to see a…read moreTibetan restaurant. Warm and cozy, decorated with candles and photos of Tibet, Little Tibet serves staples such as momos (dumplings), noodle soups, rice dishes, and a few wok-fried meats. Torn between the shaptak shoko (stir-fried beef, veggies, and potato) and a mixed momo dish, the momos won out. Six steamed and six fried dumplings (three each of minced beef & ginger/spinach & cheese) served with a light salad in a yogurt dressing and a sweet chili based dipping sauce. The momos were surprisingly light but did not skimp on the filling. It made for a satisfying (and, at €8, quite cheap) meal.

In a word - a great place which offers a lot of options from all over Asia, with some traditional…read moreTibetan dishes. Longer version (for the brave) - we arrived to this place after literally trying every option of Asian food there is, besides Tibetan. It was time. So we sat outside as the weather was nice and ordered vegetarian starters (Tsa pakora and veggie fried pockets). Watch out, as it is served HOT! got a burn from the spinach :) But it was delicious, and quite a big dish for a starter, each of them came with two dips too. I loved the Tsa pakora, it was crispy and had great flavors. For the main dish I had a traditional Tibetan dish, sorry but I forgot its name... Seasoned rice with veggies and beef with some cashews on top and an interesting curry sauce, it tastes a bit different than other curries I have tried before and it's not too spicy for those of you who can't handle it, no worries :) My friend had fried momos with cheese and spinach, I'd like to try them next time but with some meat inside, got a feeling it would taste much much better! The dishes are very big, I was kinda full half way through but it was so good I kept digging in it almost until I finished it all! Service was great and we had a great experience, the prices are really good and overall we just had great fun, no doubt I'll come again soon! All the reviews here really justify everything about this place, hopefully mine does too :)

From the owner: Our restaurant offers so many Nepali and Indian dishes. One of the authentic Nepali and Indian…read morerestaurant in Berlin city.

LOVE LOVE LOVED!! our meal at Himali!!…read more We walked in fairly late, about an hour before closing after being turned away from another restaurant. The owner saw us approach and opened the door and welcomed us in to dine.... throughout the meal he came over and gave us a lot of information on the restaurant, the food, and pointed out which specific herbs and ingredients he grew himself in his garden. We ordered the Mt Everest Khana (for 4 people) and it was soo much food!! It came with cocktails and several courses of delicious Nepali food. We really loved the kwati soup and the lamb and chicken curry - well all of it really. The flatbread was so fresh and delicious... We ALSO had to get the momo which were EXCELLENT! Definitely a must order!! The owner was so so so attentive - he introduced us to all his regulars that came through and let us get to know each other, and when a suspicious person came in and tried to insist on sitting too close to my partner's bag (he tried to sit right next to his bag vs the many other empty tables since it was like 10 min to closing at that point), the owner intervened and the person stormed out in a huff... We think that this person was trying to steal my partner's bag and if it werent for the owner we're not sure we would have noticed since we were so preoccupied with our delicious food!! It was so cosy and welcoming inside, spacious, we could see the owner preparing our drinks for us from the bar, and if we were local to Berlin I think we would become regulars as well. It was definitely a highlight of our trip to Berlin!!!

Food and service was excellent, perfect location and enjoyed the taste every time i visitread more

Really good indian dishes. I ordered chicken korma and it remembered me when I was in India…read more Just one problem: it is not possible to pay with credit card.

It's a Nepalese place. Food had no taste at all. Eatery sauce. Bhatura made with bad tasting oil…read moreand taste like plastic. The food is so bland. I go to eat almost every day excellent Indian food in Schoeneberg and pay much less. The part is the strange dessert, a joghurt with cinnamon very sour.

Probably should have stuck to ordering the dumplings which I didn't. A decision I regret…read more I ordered the prawns grill and the prawns felt way too overcooked, almost rubbery to eat. But if you like curries, then they give a generous amount of servings which is good! I liked the complimentary litchi juice and the papad! :)

From the owner: Auf diesen Seiten begegnet Ihnen Ayurveda - Die Wissenschaft vom Langen Leben - auf genussvolle und…read morevielfältige Weise. Diese jahrtausende alte Heilkunst zeichnet sich durch eine ganzheitliche Betrachtungsweise aus. Die natürliche Harmonie eines Menschen kann erreicht werden, wenn er in seiner Einheit von Körper, Geist und Seele gesehen wird. Die ayurvedische Lehre durchzieht alle Bereiche unseres Lebens. Lebensphasen, Jahreszeiten, Lebensumstände etc. werden genauso berücksichtigt wie die persönliche, einzigartige Konstitution eines Menschen. AYURVEDA unterteilt diese in Vata, Pitta und Kapha. Diesen drei Grundkonstitutionen liegen die Kräfte der Elemente Luft-Feuer-Wasser-Erde zu Grunde. Ein Gleichgewicht zwischen diesen drei Energien ist das Ziel. Unsere Küche und unsere Produkte basieren auf der ayurvedischen Kochkunst und Ernährungslehre. Das Wissen um die Eigenschaften von Kräutern, Gewürzen, Gemüse und Obst nutzen wir, um mit unseren Speisen, Chutneys und Gewürzmischungen die Balance zwischen Vata,Pitta und Kapha zu erreichen. Wir arbeiten mit allen 6 Geschmacksrichtungen auf vielfältige Weise. Bei der Zusammenstellung der Zutaten berücksichtigen wir auch Fette/ Eiweiß/ Kohlenhydrate um letztendlich genussvolle, leichtverdauliche Speisen und köstliche Produkte rund um die ayurvedische Küche zu kreieren. Unser Wunsch ist es, dass wir mit unserem Können und unserer Hingabe Ihrer Harmonie und Ihrem Wohlbefinden dienen. Viel Freude in der Ayurvedische Hochland-Küche!