BABU Restaurant

3 Hina Rehman (H1N4) - 9 months ago

The restaurant was about 12 minutes walk from S-Bahn station. We reserved a table in advance but the restaurant was quite empty. The food was ready in about 20 minutes. The portion size was decent but the taste wasn’t upto the mark. Everyone have their own taste buds and it wasn’t an authentic Pakistani cuisine.

4 Justyna Komuda - a year ago

Very nice food. I've had a version with vegetable balls and I have to say that it was very tasty. I took also the lassi salty version but it wasn't what I was kinda knowing form other places. The drink wasn't really in my style but food definitely yes. Worth to remember. You can pay by card. Info: they don't sell alcoholic drinks.

4 Mariann Nagy - a month ago

The food was fresh but a bit mild to my taste.
The place was almost empty when we arrived to eat.

I tried the samosa - for two as a starter it was ideal. Have big spice seeds in it- and the butter chicken.

5 Alexandra Papageorgiou - a week ago

Delicious food, generous portions, quick and friendly delivery, one of the best Indian restaurants in Berlin

5 Kyle Alvin Shipp - 4 months ago

unbelievable food, so delicious and flavorful. they’re not afraid of spice — i’ve tried almost everything on the menu and the Chicken Achari and Samosa are my favorites.

5 Anna Urban - 5 months ago

I’ve ordered take-out from this restaurant various times and it’s always delicious!

More affordable than most restaurants, too. Plus they have vegan Mango Lassi and that is essential to me and so good!

BABU never disappoints, I can only recommend dining there or ordering in. One day I’ll see the restaurant for myself as well. :)

For those who have are sensitive to spice, like me, the non-spicy meals are just on the verge of too spicy, haha, but paired with a Mango Lassi they’re perfect.

5 Jonathan Cross - 3 years ago

This was the best Thali I've had in Berlin by far!
I ordered the Thali, vegan version and asked that they make it authentic spicy (as in India). My expectations were low because of so many bad experiences in Berlin. The place was empty, but I gave it a try anyway.

Was VERY impressed! It was massive, very tasty and not just boring fake Indian food with chili on top. The food was quite rich, maybe a little too oily, but I'm fine with that. Thali had chana masala, matar, sabji, rice, chapati. Cost was €7.90

Really hope they do well! If you've spent time in India and fallen in love with the food, this is the place to try, especially for vegans and those sick of German versions of fake Indian food popular here.

Note: ordering vegan might help as they made everything relatively fresh for me. Who knows.