Yogi-Haus — Restaurant in Berlin

Tonight I had the pleasure to dine at Yogi-Haus, and it was a delicious, rewarding and friendly vegan & carnivore experience: I had two vegan options (a variation of Hariyali Tikka, I guess, and Alu Tikka vegan), and was very grateful I did not have to explain myself further - vegans know of restaurants that make it appear like an effort and inconvenience to cook without animals' substances . It was absolutely understood I would get everything only plant-based. Whilst my friend chose to eat three different kinds of animals. We both could enjoy big portions of our main course with coriander safran rice and two types of naan bread on the house, along with self-made dips and excellent fresh seasoning in uncommon combination. Finally, the very thoughtful team was so friendly to serve us mango juice and mango lassi on the house, again, and I really have to praise them Fat Boy Slim style for all this :-) Thank...

Here is the set up that you can expect when you finally get served what you ordered. Service is on a regular basis is fast and the people there are friendly. That's for sure.

Over the years since they have been open and after at least one complete renovation, they have a regular customer flow into the location. Which is by the way, On so very India!

Cultural food styles: Okay, now if you're an Indian food specialist you can request special orders/styles from different area of India. This in interesting and a lot of people don't know about.

These photos are a reflection of what I experenced. It tasted great! And yeas, I was in India and know the difference.

It is adjusted to the "German Taste" but, YO! They got it down on the tasty front!

The prices have jacked up a bit but, when you are visiting Berlin, this is a relatively cheap place to eat.

So,...

We had dinner in this restaurant yesterday for the first time and really appreciated our evening. Two papadams were offered as an appetizer with tasty chutneys. Then we had champignons pakora and samosas as starters. It was good but it would be nicer if they were not directly put on the sauce in the plate because it tends to make fried food a bit soggy. Then we enjoyed a vegetarian thali for two as a main. It was very tasty, plentiful and the presentation itself was beautiful. A very well seasoned salad was served with each dish. The grau burgunder was good. Two mango shots were offered as digestive drinks. The place is cute, it feels like entering into an Indian house. The volume of the music was reasonable and the service was fast and professional. We...