From the owner: Indische Küche mit Ayurveda, Yoga Essen und Vegan…read more ATMA - Indische Küche Genießen Sie Indiens vielseitige Küche. Wir haben große Bandbreite an vegetarischen & Ayurvedisch & Vegan & Yoga Gerichten. In Atma können Sie immer noch eine große Auswahl an Teesorten finden. Aber auch alle anderen Gerichte werden dank raffinierter Gewürze zu einem echten Geschmacks .

If you're looking for authentic Indian food, on the whole, you'll struggle in Germany. Indian…read morecuisine is adapted for the German palate and as they tend to steer away from anything too spicy, the traditional spiciness that much of Indian food is renowned for, is diluted. What they call onion bhajis in this restaurant are poor, low-quality onion rings. Onion coated in a fatty batter. The spicy dishes like madras, jalfrezi and vindaloo are much the same degree of spiciness and flavour as each other... not very. I have always asked for authentic Indian vindaloo (so HOT), and I think that they just put an extra pinch of chilli powder in the sauce. Very disappointing. All very similar sauces. The chicken I believe (and I might be wrong), is mechanically-recovered chicken. It always has the strangest texture. Slightly slimy too..! Not a quality ingredient at all. Dishes are 'well padded out' with potato. What did it for us at our last (and very last) visit was when my partner ordered a glass of water instead of his usual beer. When the bill came we were horrified to see that we had been charged €4,40 for a glass of water. Not a bottle brought to the table, not a pretentious, fancy Italian brand.. just plain water 'mit'. There aren't many choices of authentic Indian restaurants in Germany, in fact, I haven't come across any but I do object to being ripped off with poor quality ingredients and obscenely over-priced water. As locals who live a short walk from Zaika and have recently visited the restaurant on a weekly basis, we won't be going again. The hunt continues for an 'authentic', quality Indian restaurant in East Berlin.

II feel bad for all the bad ratings for the restaurants in Prenzlauer Berg that habe 4.5+ ratings…read moreon google and yelp. We went to Zaika with low expectations cause the good ratings for restaurants in Prenzlauer Berg didn't really convinced us so far. And unfortunately we were again disappointed and don't understand any of the food ratings. I am still looking for a good Indian restaurant In Berlin. The best dish was the bhatura bread. The appetizer mix is just baked fried greasy oily vegetables served with sauce by the side. Everything is very heavy and we simply didn't enjoy the taste or the protein (fish and shrimp). We left dissatisfied and wished to have rather not eaten at all for dinner and ended up paying 40€. Bottom line: taste and completely not worth it.

Nice atmosphere and good food. The variety is quite good and all food was very delicious. We got…read moreseveral dishes, different naans to share, got some complimentary salad, were very full and paid a reasonable price. All of the staff were very attentive, made sure everything is well, brought us welcome drinks and non alcoholic shot to finish our meal. Definitely recommend

Was seated promptly at 5:45pm but it was the last available table. After that they turned away…read morecustomers. We were very lucky. Our lamb dishes were delicious and servings were generous. The atmosphere was homey and comfortable. Our server was prompt and courteous and we appreciated that he spoke English.

Ate here four times over a four-day period while staying at the nearby Hotel de France. Reasonable…read moreprices, nice (but small) venue, friendly owners. Really they only deserve 4.5 stars due to their small menu, but I will round up to 5. Concerning their menu: No beef or lamb, and surprisingly few curry options. I had their chicken tikka masala twice, "Olaf's Tropical Chicken" once, and chicken vindaloo once, and all were delicious. They had several vegetarian options as well.

From the owner: Mexikanisch und Indisch. Vegane, Vegetarische, Küche…read moreGeflügelgerichte.

If it's authentic and quintessential Indian fare you're craving (and that means rich, flavourful,…read moreand decadent), especially the hearty dals and curries of the North, then Vedi's Indian Restaurant should be at the top of your list. The ambience is decidedly psychedelic with captivating paintings and installations of Indian Gods sourced from Bali, Indonesia. A flamboyant golden bar and vivid fuchsia lighting succeed in conveying that the restaurant is also a lounge and cocktail bar. There is ample seating space for couples, families, and even business groups seeking a little privacy. But of course, the main highlight is the food, complemented by heady, generous-sized, and very competitively-priced cocktails. Mr. Wadhwa was kind enough to order a bespoke vegetarian platter for us. The samosas, cheese rolls, and aloo tikkis (potato patties) were huge, and rested on a bed of lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and lime wedges. The samosa's crust was flaky and crisp, just as we expected, while the tikkis were reminiscent of hash browns. But the luscious cheese rolls were the best of the three - soft and lightly tangy with a golden covering. The flavours are definitely true to India but not excessively spicy. If you'd like to experience the fiery side of Indian cuisine, ask to taste a little of what the staff is going to be having for dinner. We tasted (or actually, more than tasted. Sorry lovely staff at Vedi's!) the kadhi pakora, a dish of simmered yogurt-based gravy studded with fried onion pakoras, and it was like being back in the by-lanes of dusty Rajasthan. The real star of our meal, just as Mr. Wadhwa predicted, was the humble dal makhni. Ah, the pure pleasure of piling creamy, ghee-doused dal on fragrant basmati rice and allowing the comforting richness to flood one's mouth. It's certainly a must-have. Cocktails at Vedi's Indian Restaurant are jumbo-sized, and priced at just €4.90. We tried the strawberry-coloured Miss India (Malibu rum and fruit juices), the electric blue Love Kush (sort of like a long island iced tea with vodka, tequila, white rum, and blue curacao), candy-toned Singh is King (a surprise because the name was so masculine! - white rum, triple sec, grenadine) and Prince of Delhi (Old Monk - yay! with yogurt, coconut milk and two other kinds of rum).

Yelp gets it right…read more Four stars. Had a pleasant and interesting Tandoori Mutton. Far better than any Tandoori I have had in the United States. A pale shade of the "to die for" memorable Tandoori Duck I had at Sadhu in Kreuzberg. Everything else was pretty normal. I suppose I should give the second best in my entire life version of a dish five stars. But I just can't get the Sadhu duck out of my mind.

A good an affordable Indian restaurant. Food quality is impressive, and you can tell them to add…read moremore heat if you crave spiciness. They have a good selection of Indian food and beverages. Service is very uneven. Some days you get a kind gentleman who is very attentive (usually in the evenings). Other times you get a married couple who just ignore you even when you try to call them. The restaurant decor itself is a bit bland and outdated. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy the sun. My favourites are samosas and the duck vindaloo.

From the owner: Indisches Essen Mit höfliche Kellner und leckeres Essenread more

Great food, extremely kind and helpful people who treat customers like their family. The seating is…read morealso spacious and nice. Many times I was able to get food here when everything else shut down. The Indian cuisine is authentic and tasty! They can make it spicy too if you request

Not too bad for Indian food in the area, but could be better. There is not much selection in the…read morearea so this is for sure one of the better places to eat. Cute decor and friendly staff.