Spices

The India Club Berlin in the back of the Hotel Adlon in Berlin-Mitte offers high-quality Indian cuisine.

Hidden in Lichterfelde, South Berlin, KEBE Shop and Café is a charming manufactory that serves much more than just coffee and turns shopping into an experience. Here, visitors can find handmade chutneys, aromatic spice blends, and exotic ingredients inspired by culinary journeys around the globe.

If you are looking for an authentic but untypical Indian cuisine, you should book a table at Zaika in Prenzlauer Berg.

The traditional delicatessen Harb Trading and Contracting in Berlin-Tiergarten impresses with its colorful array of oriental spices, wines, and delicacies.

The chili and spice specialty store near Boxhagener Platz offers BBQ and chili sauces for every taste, an extensive spice assortment, and fiery snacks.

Neumann-Gewürze und Heilkräuter in Berlin Friedenau/Schönberg is a professional among spice dealers, enticing with a huge selection of spices from all over the world.

This paradise of taste is located on an inconspicuous side street.

The vegetarian snack bar in the heart of Berlin mixes Indian, Mexican, Californian and Italian cuisine.

The Indian restaurant Bombay Café Bunty's in berlin-Charlottenburg scores with a modern Indian menu as well as an contemporary interior without trashy decorations.

The elegant spice manufacturer Zimt&Pfeffer in Berlin-Mitte offers a wide range of exotic spices for connoisseurs and gourmets.

The small, colorful Indian restaurant Chutnify at Sredzkistraße in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg exudes a touch of holiday feeling with its South Indian street food.

Ever heard of varieties like banana mustard, pear mustard, strawberry mustard or buddy mustard with licorice?

Khushi at Kollwitzkiez offers a variety of aromatic Indian dishes right in the heart of Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.

Hidden in the backyard of the Alte Münze in Berlin-Mitte is a botanical café that combines specialty coffee, vegan cuisine, and an integrated plant shop under one roof. The Greens in Berlin stands for conscious enjoyment, green aesthetics, and regional products away from the tourist crowds around Alexanderplatz.

The go asia supermarket on Kantstraße is a really well-stocked Asian shop with a remarkably good price/performance ratio and an extensive product range. Fans of authentic Thai cuisine will find everything they need for cooking here.

The small yet trendy café in Berlin-Neukölln is a real insider tip for an authentic Indian cuisine and a vegetarian/vegan menu.

Located in Crellestraße in Berlin-Schöneberg, the Mela Indian Restaurant offers fresh ingredients and a wide variety of traditional Indian dishes.

At the Indian restaurant Papadam in Berlin-Reinickendorf they not only serve the same-named lentil pancakes, but also many other Indian specialties.

The restaurant Chai Ji offers delicious Indian food without too many typical Indian clichés in Berlin-Friedrichshain.

The Kabir at Carmerstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg offers a wide selection of specialties from all over India.

Hot tea, fresh from the samovar, is offered to visitors of the Herb House by owner Berit Herzer. Herbs have a long tradition in her family.

Cilantro, Thai basil, and much more await visitors to Berlin's largest Asian market. The Dong Xuan Center is like Little Vietnam: 170 Asian traders offer their goods here in three large halls.

Coriander, Thai basil, and much more await visitors at Berlin's largest Asian market.

The Indian restaurant Chai Wallahs in Berlin-Kreuzberg offers Indian sandwiches – unlike typical Indian Restaurants.

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