India Club Berlin

Amazing tastes and flavors, very friendly service, great atmosphere, just an awesome experience. Suggested to take the chefs menu as you get samples of many different dishes, good variety and plenty to get you full. Try the Spicy Guave cocktail (non-alcoholic). Will come back when I am in Berlin again!

We visited there after booking a table for two in short notice which they accepted gladly, we started with some drinks and water, they will welcome u at the door and guide u to your table, their service is pretty fast and they serve you well, they cam speak both german and english and the staff are super friendly. After going through the menu, we noticed the menu on the google maps hasn't been updated for a while and some items have been removed or changed. we ordered their chicken tikka highway as starter with garlic butter naan, lamb botti chilli aloo and buttered chicken as main course with side of cumin rice and their bread platter. They started with 3 chutney like sauces, tamarind based with pumpkin seeds, a green one tasting like cilantro  which was super fresh and a mango one with cloves served with cone shaped crackers. They all tasted nice, as i said, i liked the cilantro tasting one the most. Shortly after came the chicken tikka highway which looked really appetizing, with a side of crushed baked potatoes. Garlic bread came a bit later beside it but the starter was really nice, hint of spiciness(I prefer a bit more but it was germanized of course) and you could feel the tandoor taste within the meat. All pieces were nicely cooked, still juicy and tasted amazing. Lamb botti and buttered chicken came second, we realized we missed our chance to taste their tandoor cooked lamb, and also ordered it. Their bread platter was really nice it had 3 types of naan which all tasted buttery and fresh. Their butter chicken wasn't anything special, it's sweet, non-spicy chicken which was dry even tho it was inside the gravy, and it also tasted a bit gamey and not fresh. We didn't like it. The botti lamb chilli is not spicy at all, it's 2 pieces of lamb fillet cooked somehow medium with sides of vegetable and potatoes. It tasted ok, but it lacked a bit more marination, you could still feel the gameyness the lamb has. After finishing the two, came the lamb seekh from Tandoor which we ordered a bit later. It was much better, nicely designed and tasted nice. Much better than the other two dishes we had, it was also served with a potato salad, using the same cilantro sauce they brought at the beginning, tasing as fresh and nice. To sum it up, we ordered Gulab Jamun and lychee flambé with black chai. Gulab jamun was normal, maybe a bit stale, but as germans say, it could be eaten. The lychee flambe came with a show, and they tried to make it fancy. It was a bit too sweet and tasted better than the gulab jamun, the design was really nice tho. Their tee is not simple black tee, and one is enough for two to enjoy, which they did not hint us when we ordered two. It also has hints of clove, ginger and nutmeg? In it. It comes in a teapot and we should let the tee get ready inside. Overall it was a nice experience, they have made a real nice environment,  friendly staff and normal stuff to expect from a restaurant at their level. The food is a bit too off from what actual indian cuisine is, but still enjoyable. would recommend for something new to try in Berlin.

This is a little wonder right in the historical center of Berlin, located in the premises of the famous Adlon hotel. felt in love with this place independently from the Michelin labeling. Liked the atmosphere and generosity of the staff. We ordered loads of food and drinks. The starters and main course were amazing and their mocktails were also great. The food preparation time was a bit more as compared to other restaurants but probably they want to keep high standards and not rush out food in haste. The service is excellent and the prices are very reasonable compared to the quality of the service and food. Highly recommend this place if you like the good Indian food! We all enjoyed the vibe and atmosphere. All in all a successful evening and a recommendation.

Amazing food with the right amount of flavours in every bite. We were on a dinner date and really had the best Indian food experience in India Club. All the servers were really friendly and the Manager also gave us a complimentary salad. A must try restaurant in Berlin!!

Went to Indian Club Berlin finally after hearing a lot. Was it worth it? The place and ambience, very nice. The staff, was friendly. When you walk in they take the jackets which is super nice so you do not need to worry while you enjoy your food. Now coming to the menu, we were dictated a chef special menu in a way that was hard to follow, would have been better to have it printed for ease of decision making. Never the less, we decided to order ala carte. The starters were decent. The naan with chole was a no go. Felt more like I was eating regular bread and not naan. The prawns were top notch. Probably the best thing of the entire evening. The paneer jalfrazi in main course was decent but the meat items were dry and comparing it to other Berlin places, the food was average. The portion sizes were big as compared to most of my fine dining experience. We ended up ordering way to much food. Would have been better if the staff advised the food we ordered was a lot for 2. So on a scale of 5, gets like 3 stars for the food as it misses creativity and the experience bit.

Best place to enjoy Indian cuisine in Berlin! Comes with a high price tag but trust me each penny spent here is well worth it. Ambiance, service , cutlery everything was very nice! Can definitely recommend going here to celebrate a special occasion!

This is the most authentic and amazing Indian food I have tasted in Germany! Everything was delicious and the service was great. I had such high expectations and it seems to have cross its boundaries. The drinks we ordered were supreme the mixologist had a great taste and mixing ideas. Will visit again and recommend you too to visit. #bowdowntothechef 💯

Imagine you are looking for a special evening with someone and are looking for amazing flavors and ambiance. India club Berlon should be on your list in that case. The place offers the perfect coziness for a near-perfect evening, thanks to its perfectly balanced decor and courteous staff, who provide top-grade hospitality. Right from the time you walk in, suggesting their personal favorites, to making sure they are always a short glance away, and to making sure you are offered after-mint, the staff here leaves no stone unturned to ensure you have an amazing time in the restaurant. We started with drinks and ordered the Willy Vodka and Bombay Club Crushed. We were blown away by the fantastic presentation that unfolded in front of us. Next came the main course. We ordered a three-course meal based on recommendations from the staff, and each dish competed with the other in terms of flavor. The Khulcha in the bread basket deserves some special mention here. Last came the Masala chai crème brûlée, and it felt like we had almost dined with the dessert gods! Overall, it is a top-notch place that can nail every time on their menu. A must-visit if you are looking for a particular day flanked by North Indian flavors

Hands down one of the best Indian restaurants I have ever ever eaten at. I usually procrastinate writing these reviews but this got my attention and hopefully gatheres some attention from this review. Where do I start....I look at the menu my attention for appetizer was drawn to pepper chicken fry and my main course was buttered chicken.....family recipe....I was like let's see how good the family recipe is. Oh my gosh....it's amazingly flavorful, perfectly spiced, and that raw chili on top enhanced the whole dish. Warning....if you aren't up for spicy food....let them know beforehand. What can I say.....these dishes especially the pepper chicken took me back to my college days of me visiting street side dhabas. I found the flavors of a streetwise dhaba from India, that seems to have been lost with expansion of cities. I even tried a few years ago in Punjab and couldn't get the feeling or enjoying the food for a long time. If you love indian food and want a real essence of it, you need to make a reservation here!

We are visiting Berlin & went to this restaurant. The food is divine. We shared our appetizers & entrees between the four of us. Everything we tried was incredible. The service was impeccable. Every recommendation was great & although our waiters did not hover, when we needed service, they seemed to sense this & were available in seconds. The restaurant has a wonderful & yet casual ambiance. We so enjoyed our meal, our evening, our experience! Highly recommend this restaurant!

Best meal I had in Berlin and best Butter Chicken I've ever had. I went with six colleagues and we all tried a variety of dishes and everyone was pleased!

This is a huge place not too far from the Brandenburg Gate. Classy and quite big, we were seated without a reservation. Extremely courteous hostess and wait staff took our order. Very artfully crafted papadums (as a cone) served with delightful garnishes and/or chutneys. Loved the mango chutney (had to get another serving). So the food. Yea, the yellow lentils and the breads were over the top. The malai kofta - not so much. The real issue was kofta - not jived with the gravy and just didn't click with the palatte. My dinning colleague concurred so I would it's not purely personal. All in all, nice place with enough grandeur and decor to make it a great venue for important celebrations. You will like (your wallet may not).

Food was really good! I was with 2 Muscovites who know the Indian cuisine and they loved it. Atmosphere is lovely, waiters are very manly and friendly. I definitely recommend the place.

This place was amazing!! We went with a group of 9. Ordered an entire each with rice and naan to share. Ended up passing all the entries around so everyone could try everything and there wasn't one bad dish on the table! My favorites were the lamb shank curry, the buttered chicken, and the Keema naan. Raita and black daal were table favorites as well

1 star - service 4 stars - food The menu is on point, unique and has lots to offer. I was craving simple Indian food and my girlfriend loves Butter Chicken and this place had dal makhni and the photo looked legit. We decided to try. 1. Cilantro Chutney and papad to start with. Perfect, Punjabi style with no yogurt (as it should), cilantro, and garlic. Well done. 2. Butter chicken, great! The right amount of creamy. Cooked with chicken thighs (not breast!), and cream on top. The sauce a bit intense on the tomato flavor, my girl friend has a good palate for butter chicken because that's what she likes. Also, the chicken could've been done tandoori style before cooking in the sauce (as it should be). :) 3. Dal Makhni - 1 star for quantity. It was what we call in Hindi - "ek katori daal, bas!?" Delicious taste! This can be a best seller. I mostly ate my food with daal and roti (simple!) They know their game. But the service was so disappointing. 1. The guy who was taking our order asks me - "Thats it!?" As if his commission was tied to the quantity of food I order! That was pretty strange for a place that wants to present themselves as fine dining. 2. I was in the middle of enjoying my papad and green chutney. But another dude comes over and goes - "I need to remove the plates because the main course will be out!" And he takes my plate away without asking anything about whether I was done or needed more time. Well, so long green chutney! 3. I'm being picky now. I know. However, for a place charging €€€ should try to do the service right. The tea came out 20 mins before the dessert. Well, what's the point? I could have gotten take out. Regardless of the service, we both loved the food! My girlfriend is not happy right now because I took 20mins from our time together for writing this looooong review. Hope it's worth it.

Unexpectedly amazing. After hearing tour guides disappointments with the Indian food scene in Berlin I wasn't expecting my best meal in Berlin from India Club. It was a hotel concierge recommendation that, in the end, raised the bar. I've been to several cities in India, have multiple Indian friends that are wonderful cooks, but this was hands down the best Indian meal I've had thus far and ranks in the top 5 of all meals. Every bite, starting with the chutneys to the salad and finishing with the chicken masala was delightful and spiced perfectly and fresh as if you picked the herbs yourself minutes before. I intended to get the menu before I left to properly label each course but was in a rush to make it to the BRLO brewery to have the German IPA the friendly waitress recommended. She also recommended my courses based off what my Indian preferences where. If all restaurants had such friendly staff and wonderful food, life would be grand.

Went there 2 times in a row this week. Very delicious food with excellent service. Enjoyed every minute there. Ordered mix platter from tikka and 2 types of chicken dishes along with flaky naan, butter naan and regular naan. Mango lassi is the best I've witnessed so far with a touch of cardamom! Everything is great about this place, a bit pricey, but totally worth it!

I've heard this is the best Indian food in Berlin, and it was certainly good, but nothing special, and extremely expensive. Service was decent, and the room was beautiful, but the best of the meal was the poppadum and chutneys, and a tiny amuse bouche, and the rest of the food was somewhere between mediocre and decent, but absolutely not worth the price. Meat eaters reported that the starters were far better than the mains, and I found the same in the vegetarian options-- starters were OK, but my cheese-based main was extremely bland, and I didn't bother finishing despite knowing how much it cost. If you're in Berlin and really really keen for a curry, go and share a mix of starters and small plates. Otherwise it might genuinely be cheaper to get a bargain-basement flight to London and a meal on Drummond St.

10 years of looking for good curry in Berlin. Found it. Tawa Chicken Masala was gorgeous. Worth every penny. Fine, fine food.

That's a place which combines Fine dining with authentic taste. It really takes Indian cuisine in Berlin to a different level. Every dish we ordered tasted great and the service was flawless.

One of the best Indian restaurant in Berlin.More of a fine dine place, a bit on the expensive side. Service and ambience are really good, but for the price it's kind of expected. Reserve a place before visiting as the place is not huge.

Very average food. Poppadoms had zero flavor and were probably the worst we ever had in any Indian restaurant. Naan bread was crispy and not like Naan anywhere else in the world- and that's not a good thing! Starters and mains were for the most part average and VERY greasy. Watered down cocktails. Food came out randomly, leaving my husband with a finished meal while I was still waiting for mine. The main problem- no air conditioning on a 87F day! Unacceptable. Service was also spotty and chaotic. Shocked this place was recommended.

Excellent Indian food, highly recommendable albeit pricy. From a quality perspective this place is unique in Berlin, so if you want to treat yourself to really great Indian food, come here. The service is very accommodating and friendly and the athmosphere is nice. The customers are usually a bit on the dressy side which I find refreshing in Berlin. If paying between 20-40€ for a main course does not shock you, treat yourself here to a nice evening with someone special.

My favorite meal not only in Berlin but probably ever. Every dish cooked to perfection. Highway Chicken moist, tender and flavorful. Butter chicken similarly perfect. So hard to get that balance. Excellent service, interaction with the waiter and atmosphere. Luxurious but not pretentious. Prices surprisingly fair for this standard. Coming back on our next free night.