Jemenitisches Restaurant
Yemeni restaurant · Neukölln ·
Hearty Yemeni plates, slow-cooked meats, flaky malawah bread
Hearty Yemeni plates, slow-cooked meats, flaky malawah bread
"At Jemenitisches, families huddled around slow-cooked lamb, tearing bread and talking about their days, share tables with weary party-goers attempting to heal their souls with madghout chicken. This casual Yemeni restaurant serves fall-off-the-bone lamb, the flakiest malawah bread, and the zingiest tabouleh. Don’t expect table service, because you won’t get fed. Instead, scan the QR code and wait patiently for steaming piles of rice and meat to be thrown down in front of you. Visit Jemenitisches on a Sunday, over-order, and leave with a doggy bag." - Olivia Ladanyi
"At Jemenitisches, families huddled around slow-cooked lamb, tearing bread and talking about their days, share tables with weary party-goers attempting to heal their souls with madghout chicken. This casual Yemeni restaurant serves fall-off-the-bone lamb, the flakiest malawah bread, and the zingiest tabouleh. Don’t expect table service, because you won’t get fed. Instead, scan the QR code and wait patiently for steaming piles of rice and meat to be thrown down in front of you. Visit Jemenitisches on a Sunday, over-order, and leave with a doggy bag." - Olivia Ladanyi
"In a part of the city loaded with Turkish and Syrian food, give some love to one of Berlin’s very few Yemeni restaurants (which expanded to a second location in Moabit, on the north side of town). The cuisine here mixes influences from the Arabian Peninsula, India, and the Horn of Africa into a uniquely hearty selection of dishes. Try a cheese- or meat-stuffed sambosa and the saucy lamb stews, best soaked up with flaky malawah. Or go for the zurbian, a biryani-like dish with slow-cooked meat and creamy yogurt." - Tim Forster
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