Yak & Yeti - Menu

we had a great time with delicious food and a warm and welcoming service in the yak

a place that offers Himalaya food is not easy to find, and this is very varied. great place to try new tastes! friendly staff, reasonable prices and well located.

If you want to experience real Nepalese food - not Indian, but Nepalese - then they are right here. easy to reach with S-Bahn, tram 16/17 from hbh or subway redkreuzplatz yak

I was last Saturday with some friends for lunch. my colleague comes from nepal and wanted me to try some of the meal. I enjoyed the atmosphere and that was of course great. if they want authentic cuisine, they should look by.

eating is exceptional, it is cheap and tastes excellent, as I have it from my trip to Nepal and Tibet in memory. set momos (knödel) costs approx. 11 eur, dal bhat with lamb 15 eur, portions are really big. highly recommended to visit the restaurant and also read a bit about the situation in tibet

on Sundays most of the things are closed in a few hours, so we had the luck to find this jewel near our hotel (novotel) my gluten sensitivity. I had no effort at all to find something delicious and could even enjoy a suppe. I had the chicken jhalfrezi, which was exactly the right amount for me. my son got the chicken tikka, which was also delicious. the drinks are a bit expensive, but we enjoyed our lunch very much.

we passed a cold Sunday evening walk. kardamomtee warmed up, as we only took garlic naan. lamb in mango saffron sauce and lamb sauce with lemon flavor were an excellent choice with good meat pieces.Millions and especially mango cream were a delicious conclusion. On the menu were many interesting possibilities that could be tested later!For a somewhat more intimate atmosphere only the lights up tables would be good enough and the overall lighting less. subtle Indian music pieces were played beautifully in the background.

the food and the service here were extraordinary! we had vegetarian currys, naan and rice and were excited, there was a sufficient amount of flavor and the food was very clear prepared with carefree. this was particularly important, as we had made bad experiences in an Indian restaurant close by and hoped that a Himalayan restaurant would be better. we were right! the waiter (and I think the owner was one) were extremely friendly, warm and welcoming. this was really my favorite restaurant experience during my time in Germany and was even better than many experiences at home in Canada. we will definitely come back when we get to the next time.

we needed half an hour to take a place, but I was so full of longing for nepal that I forced my friend to wait. (there were many tables, but they offered us mysteriously not space). we tried the thali, the bamboo sprout and the thukpa. the thukpa and thali were wonderful, have brought us almost to nepal and tibet. the curry was too heavy and not as good as I had in memory. the beautiful momos were handmade and the owner offered us a particularly spicy Sesam-Chutney, which was shattered from complex, intense aromen. and free chai, yes, he offered us free chai. nothing is better than eating such with a strong spicy chai to end. if they like nepali, they go here. I would rate it for Nepali rela...