Omdur - Sudanese Streetfood - Top 10 Snack to Go

Sudanese street food in the heart of Wrangelkiez: Omdur on Schlesische Straße brings Kreuzberg a cuisine rarely found elsewhere in Berlin. Tamiya falafel with homemade peanut and mango sauce, Kofta and Magali at prices that are still fair.

Omdur – Sudanese Street Food in Kreuzberg’s Snack District

Falafel is ubiquitous in Berlin, but the Levantine variant dominates almost everywhere. At Omdur, you’ll find the Sudanese version instead, called Tamiya here, served with a spicy peanut sauce. Also on the plate is Magali, which is fried vegetables, served alongside the falafel. So, if you’re looking for a snack to go that offers something truly different, this is the right place.

Before ordering, the owner asks about spice tolerance and checks for allergies. 90s hip-hop plays while the falafel is freshly fried. Everything, from kofta to fried vegetables, is served with their homemade sauces, with the mango and peanut varieties being simply essential.

Snack to Go with a Sudanese Signature

If you like, ask for the homemade mango-vegetable sauce and grab a Sudanese donut on your way out. Cash payment is mandatory, and whoever asks for more sauce gets it without hesitation. Dishes like falafel and the chicken-halloumi plate regularly receive praise, also because of the generous portions at fair prices.

The Google rating is 4.9. That says a lot. You’ll search in vain for a large sign; instead, the walls inside are plastered with photos of happy guests. Once you’ve been there, you’ll come back.