Chai Ji Indische Fusionsküche

we would recommend this hotel for an affordable, good and quiet evening meal. we ordered chicken butter tikka masala and tandoori grill. beautiful!

we had nothing to eat here, just a few cocktails and they were really good. good prices and a great choice on the menu. the waiters, especially our young waiters, were very friendly and helpful.

a chef on the phone who receives one with a screaming on the phone instead of talking about a real thing and with a valorizing tonfall that no man has earned. service and communication absolutely under all cheer. Voir le carte

this is a good place if you want to take a break from European eating or the other kitchens you get here in berlin. good Indian food that offers both quality and quantity. I would recommend the chicken main dish and the desserts.

I love Indian eating and this is the best restaurant in friedrichshain and one of the best in berlin! Since I discovered it, I have often eaten here and was always very satisfied. they do not find it over foodora or delivero, but they can call the restaurant and it will bring to them the food without price.

After chai ji has been cooking for homeless and needy people a few times in the month, we have visited the team once in their restaurant by the berliner homeless help e.V. the food was - as we already knew;) excellent. for our guests is always super tasty cooked and also the restaurant has convinced us: very nice staff and beautiful ambiente. really recommend! Voir le carte

through our daughters we were attentive to this takeaway restaurant. since our first visit we always like to come to various occasions in the chai ji. Here they receive not only warm reception, but also always very well served. eating is very tasty, always appealing and very plentiful. the equipment is suitable for the ma, they feel safe. we like to come back and give this address to friends with very good sense.

berlin is not known for authentic Indian cuisine, and this place was not an exception. the chicken was boiled to inconceivable, and after cooking was dropped into a sweet and otherwise tasteless curry. what the ..? the yellow daal (lens) was sweet! the only rescue was the palak paneer, which contained real hut cheese and was slightly spiced and not sweetened. when you grow up, the Germans are more than willing to taste discreetly seasoned food, especially when they eat in an Indian restaurant.

we were looking for the best Indian restaurant in the neighbourhood and have seen it on tripadvisor. appetizer was fried sweet, not really tasted. mainly I had butterhuhn and I had a little butterhuhn... if I had to try this with the associated eyes, I would never have thought it would be butterhuhn. not really creamy, chicken not so tender and more sour than sweet. my friend had a vegetarian dish that was also disappointing. really not the Indian food we have so much pleasure in. would go for one of the many other Indian restaurants, for example in simon dachstraße. cocktails were good. Voir le carte