Amar - Carte

very nice eating. the portion was very, very large, so perfect for large edible. and that at a very reasonable price.

very cheap lunch menu with suppe, brot, salat and rice all inclusive. the lamb was very tasty and delicate. Drinks are expensive.

eating and cocktails are great here. unfortunately is at the moment construction site in front of the door. the sevice is nice and fast. Voir le carte

nicely cheap and good! my friend and I had all this for 36€ palak paneer, chicken, garnel, a bottle of water and two milkshakes!????? Everything was great!????????????????????

we stayed in this Indian restaurant in kreuzberg and it was a great experience.All we ordered was very tasty, the entire staff together with the owner was very attentive and has us with friendly permission of the house.I hope to come back a day!

we were there with friends, eating was very tasty, and the rest of the evening we had to finish there. friendly service. in the back part of the local it was quite fresh. if the tables can't be occupied outside, it'll be filled quickly. but it was a great evening Voir le carte

we have come to this restaurant by applause. the food was very tasty and the small appetizer from the house with the 6 different sauces too. especially the sharp ones I found good. the portions come very well dressed at the table and are more than sufficient. the price level is to be described as very moderate. also the personal is friendly and flink. Conclusion: We'll be back when we get back to berlin.

I was here more often with friends and family eating. the amar has existed there for many years. most of my friends tasted. it is a very typical one as expected in Germany, both from eating, equipment and prices. you will always be fed up here, because the main dishes are still supplemented by the house. meanwhile there is a huge selection for vegetarians and vegans. I would like to see that organic dishes are also offered;)

we visited the inder at a very reasonable time, so we were served quickly and yet friendly. Of course, gastronomy is also profit-oriented (as is still being graded at other places) but who is disturbing it should not go to eat anywhere.Critic point: I was personally first to eat Indian before, so I found it quite negligible not to give any information about the sauces served as an appetizer. also that the broth is possibly sharp, should be mentioned at least so that one is not thrown by the chair. fortunately, we were so smart and ordered us to weaken the sharpness of milkshakes for the sake of clarity.I would also have liked to point out in the map that mandling or other sorts of nuts are i... Voir le carte