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Mood Cafe
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Pint-sized Indian place doling out lassis, ice cream & other sweet treats, plus savory chaats.
Nearby attractions
Clark Park
4300-4398 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Ben Barkan Park
4936 Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Malcolm X Memorial Park
5100 Pine St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Saint Joseph's University - University City Location
600 S 43rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Kingsessing Library
1201 S 51st St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
48th & Woodland Playground
1414 S 47th St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
The Woodlands Community Garden
4000 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Nearby restaurants
Aksum
4630 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Loco Pez West Philly
4631 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Vietnam Café
816 S 47th St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Dahlak
4708 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Gojjo
4540 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Sichuan Mathai 川马泰
4626 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Vientiane Café
4728 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Hayashi Sushi
814 S 47th St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Halal Food Crown & Pizza
4632 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Desi Village Indian Restaurant
4527 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Nearby hotels
The Gables Bed and Breakfast Philadelphia
4520 Chester Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Spruce Square
4534 Spruce St, Philadelphia, PA 19139
Sosuite at West Lofts - West Philadelphia
220 S 47th St, Philadelphia, PA 19139
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Mood Cafe

4618 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
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Pint-sized Indian place doling out lassis, ice cream & other sweet treats, plus savory chaats.

attractions: Clark Park, Ben Barkan Park, Malcolm X Memorial Park, Saint Joseph's University - University City Location, Kingsessing Library, 48th & Woodland Playground, The Woodlands Community Garden, restaurants: Aksum, Loco Pez West Philly, Vietnam Café, Dahlak, Gojjo, Sichuan Mathai 川马泰, Vientiane Café, Hayashi Sushi, Halal Food Crown & Pizza, Desi Village Indian Restaurant
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Featured dishes

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Mango - $7
Rose Cardamom - $7
Almond Pistachio - $7
Mint And Honey - $7
Golden - $7
Turmeric, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Honey

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Nearby attractions of Mood Cafe

Clark Park

Ben Barkan Park

Malcolm X Memorial Park

Saint Joseph's University - University City Location

Kingsessing Library

48th & Woodland Playground

The Woodlands Community Garden

Clark Park

Clark Park

4.6

(1.4K)

Open 24 hours
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Ben Barkan Park

Ben Barkan Park

4.2

(87)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Malcolm X Memorial Park

Malcolm X Memorial Park

4.3

(806)

Open 24 hours
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Saint Joseph's University - University City Location

Saint Joseph's University - University City Location

4.2

(64)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mood Cafe

Aksum

Loco Pez West Philly

Vietnam Café

Dahlak

Gojjo

Sichuan Mathai 川马泰

Vientiane Café

Hayashi Sushi

Halal Food Crown & Pizza

Desi Village Indian Restaurant

Aksum

Aksum

4.0

(302)

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Loco Pez West Philly

Loco Pez West Philly

4.0

(503)

$

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Vietnam Café

Vietnam Café

4.6

(568)

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Dahlak

Dahlak

4.3

(474)

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Alaina JoyAlaina Joy
5 Stars – A Must-Visit Hidden Gem! If I could give Mood Cafe more than five stars, I would! This place isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a spiritual experience for your taste buds. I’ve eaten a lot of Indian food in my life, but nothing—and I mean NOTHING—comes close to what Mood Cafe serves up. Let’s start with the naan. I don’t know what kind of magic they’re working in that kitchen, but it’s the softest, most buttery, flavor-packed naan I’ve ever eaten. Perfectly blistered, warm, and pillowy—it’s basically a cloud of deliciousness. Now onto the lassi drinks—good lord. The rose cardamom lassi tastes like it was handcrafted by angels. You can tell it’s made with real rose, not some watered-down syrup. It’s floral, creamy, and perfectly spiced. The mango lassi? Fresh mango, no weird aftertaste, no fake stuff—just pure tropical sunshine in a glass. And the food? Let’s just say I still dream about the chicken tikka masala. The sauce is rich, velvety, bursting with layers of spice and flavor, and the chicken is so tender it falls apart with your fork. The biryani is fragrant, bold, and every bite is a flavor bomb—like your soul is being hugged by saffron and spice. But what makes Mood Cafe truly unforgettable is the owner. He greets you like an old friend, checks on you like family, and creates an atmosphere that feels like you’re sitting in your own family’s kitchen, watching magic happen on the stove. It’s warm, it’s welcoming, and it’s real. If you haven’t eaten here yet, go now. Run, don’t walk. Everyone deserves to experience this level of love and flavor at least once in their life. Mood Cafe is not just food—it’s a whole mood.
Mylon PruettMylon Pruett
Super delicious Halal food in a small corner shop, they also had maybe the best mango lassi I’ve ever had Order: 2 Chaat (Chicken and Paneer) and Mango Lassi About: $30 Review: My wife and I were looking for some quick delicious food and I’d read some good things about Mood cafe, plus we both love middle eastern food. To top it all off I didn’t actually know what Chaat was and I love trying new food so we know this was our stop. First up, chaat is apparently a semi-universal term for street food, so not all chaat is really going to be the same. This chaat was basically a combination of potatoes, chickpeas, a kind of chip, then the main topping of your choice (chicken, paneer, samosa, etc), then topped with a yogurt based sauce. This might sound a little different but it was absolutely delicious. We did prefer the chicken because it had a bit more flavor than the paneer but we thoroughly enjoyed both of them. We also got the mango lassi and it was AMAZING! It’s absolutely something you need to go and if you don’t like mango they offer several flavors. We got to talk to the owner a bit and he was super helpful (explaining chaat, how he makes it, and just having some cool conversation). The only challenges were that parking (like every place in Philly) was not easy and the cafe is VERY SMALL (like 8 people small). We watched a handful of people walk in and get their order to go so that seems to be the thing to do if you know what you want. This shouldn’t stop you from going though, Mood was a great stop. It had very filling, delicious, fast food.
Lily de la TorreLily de la Torre
Hmm. I see I'm in a minority here by disliking this local joint. The owner was there and he was very nice and quick. There was no description of any of the long long list of chaat options, so I just went with paneer since I knew what that was. I'm not very experienced with chaat, so I wasn't interested in trying the one called crazy since when I asked what was in it, the response was, "many delicious things, you will like it." My friend asked if there was one with a lot of vegetables, and she was recommended salad chaat. Both were very sweet and not very savory, even the paneer was pretty sweet. I'd go back to try Lassi but I don't think I'd get food here again. It was really wasteful that the food comes in plastic take out even if you eat in, and they give you the plastic top too, but then it goes all in the trash when you're done, even if you didn't need the top.
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5 Stars – A Must-Visit Hidden Gem! If I could give Mood Cafe more than five stars, I would! This place isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a spiritual experience for your taste buds. I’ve eaten a lot of Indian food in my life, but nothing—and I mean NOTHING—comes close to what Mood Cafe serves up. Let’s start with the naan. I don’t know what kind of magic they’re working in that kitchen, but it’s the softest, most buttery, flavor-packed naan I’ve ever eaten. Perfectly blistered, warm, and pillowy—it’s basically a cloud of deliciousness. Now onto the lassi drinks—good lord. The rose cardamom lassi tastes like it was handcrafted by angels. You can tell it’s made with real rose, not some watered-down syrup. It’s floral, creamy, and perfectly spiced. The mango lassi? Fresh mango, no weird aftertaste, no fake stuff—just pure tropical sunshine in a glass. And the food? Let’s just say I still dream about the chicken tikka masala. The sauce is rich, velvety, bursting with layers of spice and flavor, and the chicken is so tender it falls apart with your fork. The biryani is fragrant, bold, and every bite is a flavor bomb—like your soul is being hugged by saffron and spice. But what makes Mood Cafe truly unforgettable is the owner. He greets you like an old friend, checks on you like family, and creates an atmosphere that feels like you’re sitting in your own family’s kitchen, watching magic happen on the stove. It’s warm, it’s welcoming, and it’s real. If you haven’t eaten here yet, go now. Run, don’t walk. Everyone deserves to experience this level of love and flavor at least once in their life. Mood Cafe is not just food—it’s a whole mood.
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Super delicious Halal food in a small corner shop, they also had maybe the best mango lassi I’ve ever had Order: 2 Chaat (Chicken and Paneer) and Mango Lassi About: $30 Review: My wife and I were looking for some quick delicious food and I’d read some good things about Mood cafe, plus we both love middle eastern food. To top it all off I didn’t actually know what Chaat was and I love trying new food so we know this was our stop. First up, chaat is apparently a semi-universal term for street food, so not all chaat is really going to be the same. This chaat was basically a combination of potatoes, chickpeas, a kind of chip, then the main topping of your choice (chicken, paneer, samosa, etc), then topped with a yogurt based sauce. This might sound a little different but it was absolutely delicious. We did prefer the chicken because it had a bit more flavor than the paneer but we thoroughly enjoyed both of them. We also got the mango lassi and it was AMAZING! It’s absolutely something you need to go and if you don’t like mango they offer several flavors. We got to talk to the owner a bit and he was super helpful (explaining chaat, how he makes it, and just having some cool conversation). The only challenges were that parking (like every place in Philly) was not easy and the cafe is VERY SMALL (like 8 people small). We watched a handful of people walk in and get their order to go so that seems to be the thing to do if you know what you want. This shouldn’t stop you from going though, Mood was a great stop. It had very filling, delicious, fast food.
Mylon Pruett

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Hmm. I see I'm in a minority here by disliking this local joint. The owner was there and he was very nice and quick. There was no description of any of the long long list of chaat options, so I just went with paneer since I knew what that was. I'm not very experienced with chaat, so I wasn't interested in trying the one called crazy since when I asked what was in it, the response was, "many delicious things, you will like it." My friend asked if there was one with a lot of vegetables, and she was recommended salad chaat. Both were very sweet and not very savory, even the paneer was pretty sweet. I'd go back to try Lassi but I don't think I'd get food here again. It was really wasteful that the food comes in plastic take out even if you eat in, and they give you the plastic top too, but then it goes all in the trash when you're done, even if you didn't need the top.
Lily de la Torre

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5.0
34w

5 Stars – A Must-Visit Hidden Gem!

If I could give Mood Cafe more than five stars, I would! This place isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a spiritual experience for your taste buds. I’ve eaten a lot of Indian food in my life, but nothing—and I mean NOTHING—comes close to what Mood Cafe serves up.

Let’s start with the naan. I don’t know what kind of magic they’re working in that kitchen, but it’s the softest, most buttery, flavor-packed naan I’ve ever eaten. Perfectly blistered, warm, and pillowy—it’s basically a cloud of deliciousness.

Now onto the lassi drinks—good lord. The rose cardamom lassi tastes like it was handcrafted by angels. You can tell it’s made with real rose, not some watered-down syrup. It’s floral, creamy, and perfectly spiced. The mango lassi? Fresh mango, no weird aftertaste, no fake stuff—just pure tropical sunshine in a glass.

And the food? Let’s just say I still dream about the chicken tikka masala. The sauce is rich, velvety, bursting with layers of spice and flavor, and the chicken is so tender it falls apart with your fork. The biryani is fragrant, bold, and every bite is a flavor bomb—like your soul is being hugged by saffron and spice.

But what makes Mood Cafe truly unforgettable is the owner. He greets you like an old friend, checks on you like family, and creates an atmosphere that feels like you’re sitting in your own family’s kitchen, watching magic happen on the stove. It’s warm, it’s welcoming, and it’s real.

If you haven’t eaten here yet, go now. Run, don’t walk. Everyone deserves to experience this level of love and flavor at least once in their life. Mood Cafe is not just food—it’s...

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5.0
3y

Super delicious Halal food in a small corner shop, they also had maybe the best mango lassi I’ve ever had

Order: 2 Chaat (Chicken and Paneer) and Mango Lassi About: $30

Review: My wife and I were looking for some quick delicious food and I’d read some good things about Mood cafe, plus we both love middle eastern food. To top it all off I didn’t actually know what Chaat was and I love trying new food so we know this was our stop.

First up, chaat is apparently a semi-universal term for street food, so not all chaat is really going to be the same. This chaat was basically a combination of potatoes, chickpeas, a kind of chip, then the main topping of your choice (chicken, paneer, samosa, etc), then topped with a yogurt based sauce. This might sound a little different but it was absolutely delicious. We did prefer the chicken because it had a bit more flavor than the paneer but we thoroughly enjoyed both of them.

We also got the mango lassi and it was AMAZING! It’s absolutely something you need to go and if you don’t like mango they offer several flavors.

We got to talk to the owner a bit and he was super helpful (explaining chaat, how he makes it, and just having some cool conversation).

The only challenges were that parking (like every place in Philly) was not easy and the cafe is VERY SMALL (like 8 people small). We watched a handful of people walk in and get their order to go so that seems to be the thing to do if you know what you want.

This shouldn’t stop you from going though, Mood was a great stop. It had very filling,...

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5.0
6y

SO GOOD!!! My friend and I had never tried Lassi before and we stopped in at the recommendation of my roommate and I was very impressed! They have over 30 flavor options, a list of flavor combonations, and nothing is undoable! My friend wanted pomegranate lemonade which wasnt on the board and the man explained how the texture of it would be different from most of their drinks and he didn't personally like it. He made sure that we were getting drinks that we would enjoy and my friend ordered it anyways and it was delicious! I went simple with a mango one and it was also perfect. They come in a full cup with a bubble lid and a small side cup so we could switch our side cups and try eachother's drinks. There's no waste, too, which is nice compared to most smoothie places. All the drinks are available dairy free and they have food as well that I'm definitely going back to try!! The people working there were so kind and friendly and for a small space it felt very open and nice. Check it out when you...

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