Osmans Töchter

Osmans Töchter in Berlin is truly one of the finest restaurants in the city, offering an authentic and memorable dining experience. From the moment you step in, the warm and vibrant atmosphere sets the tone for an evening filled with rich flavors and beautifully presented dishes. The menu is a delightful journey through Middle Eastern cuisine, crafted with care and attention to detail. One of the highlights of the meal was the Moutabel, a creamy eggplant-based dip that was packed with flavor and had the perfect smoky balance. Paired with warm bread, it was the ideal start to the evening. The lamb served with rice stood out as an absolute winner—tender, juicy, and bursting with seasoning that reflected the restaurant’s passion for quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. It was a dish that combined comfort with sophistication. The lentil balls were another pleasant surprise, light yet satisfying, with a texture that complemented the rest of the spread beautifully. To end the meal, the sesame halwa was nothing short of perfection—sweet, nutty, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. It provided the ideal finishing touch, leaving a lasting impression. Osmans Töchter is more than just a restaurant—it is a celebration of flavors and culture, making every dish feel like a story told through food. Whether you’re looking for a casual meal or a special dining experience, this place is a must-visit in Berlin. Highly recommended for anyone who loves authentic, flavorful, and soulful cuisine.

Amazing Turkish food at a place with warm, cozy vibes. We had the manti which is a MUST, the taramas was also amazing, as well as the köfte. All other dishes sounded (and from the adjacent tables, looked…) super delicious, I wish we could’ve tried more of them. Staff is very friendly and we got the food super quickly. We highly recommend the place also for people who never tried Turkish before - I’m pretty sure you can’t go wrong with any of the dishes here. ;)

Nice restaurant with good food and chill vibes. Service is slow and we had to ask the server for glasses, spoons and everything one by one. The dishes are tapas style and can be shared with the table. Drinks were ok, bread was fresh and soft. The pomegranate salad turned out to be the best of all. Hummus was good but not the best as I have had better. The goat cheese dish was average, squash chips were cold. We were charged for tap water that was a surprise and I was asked to tip which is a new thing for me in Germany. Overall it is fine but not the best.

Our new favourite spot in Berlin! Amazing food, warm and attentive service, and a really lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend! Just two photos taken because the food was gone too fast 😊

very nicely furnished little restaurant with small plates of modern middle eastern foods to share among friends and family. the restaurant was deserted when we arrived around 6:30pm, but filled up quickly around an hour later. the service was still quite fast, though. a few more vegetarian options as well as a larger dessert menu would have been great, but everything we had was very tasty.

Excellent service! The staff was very nice! And the food ( as someone that lived in Turquie for 3 months) was incredible. Authentic but modern!

I’ve only heard great things about this restaurant, so I’ve been wanting to go for a while. It did not disappoint! The food options are great and there’s something for everyone. It is all fresh and delicious. The staff is super kind and attentive. They were also very caring about my allergy. The atmosphere is buzzing in there, and there’s so much attention to detail, eg with the lamps or pillows. You can either choose to sit indoors or outdoors.

The food is great (though some of the mezes were a little too salty), but the service was pretty disappointing. My parents love the food here, so since they were visiting, we decided to come again. The staff are nice, but the service is very slow - even just for water, we had to ask four or five times. The food also took quite a while to arrive; I think it was around 30–35 minutes again. The atmosphere is lovely, and if you sit at one of the corner tables, it’s easy to have a nice conversation. The middle ones, however, tend to get a bit noisy. Price-wise, I wouldn’t say it’s cheap for the portion sizes, but it does fill you up. Their mantı was amazing, and the hamsi tava was also really good.

Turkish mezzes are presented as trendy small plates for sharing in the colorful dining room of Osmans Töchter. The selection included both cold and warm plates, and every dish was served with a basket of housemade Turkish bread. To start, the Hummus and the Tahinli Patlican (smoked eggplant topped with tahini and nigella seeds) both went nicely with the crusty bread. The Mercimek Köftesi were chewy balls made of red lentils, bulgur, and pomegranate syrup and served with lettuce leaves for wrapping; and the Zeytinyagli Sarma were grape leaves filled with a heavily spiced, chewy mixture of rice, pine nuts, and herbs. From the warm mezze menu, the Icli Köfte were fried balls of bulgur filled with ground meat mixed with hazelnuts, and the Sigara Böregi were crispy pastry rolls with various fillings (sheep's cheese, spinach, potatoes). The Külbasti were fried marinated chicken thighs, and the Osmanin Kebabi (a signature dish) were ground meat patties served over bread cubes dressed with tomato sauce and yogurt. Finally, one of my favorite dishes was the Ahtapot Tava, a stew of octopus cooked in red wine along with potatoes, red peppers, chili, and various herbs. The octopus was super tender, and the savory stew was perfect for dipping with the bread! And to finish off our meal, we got a dessert of Muhallebi, made of an apple compote topped with Turkish "panna cotta" and crispy strands of roasted, sweetened kadayif (phyllo dough) and walnuts. Overall, this was an absolutely delicious meal featuring authentic Turkish flavors, friendly service, and a lively, trendy setting!

Great group location. Sharing style Turkish small Plates. Quite pricey but okay for a nice dinner. Would recommend.

The food war very tasty. The staff very kind but it took a hell lot of time until we got our food. And we were starving after a long day of work. I think the pricing is a little high but still bareable for the quality of the food.

Cozy Restaurant. Great food. Its like tapas style. Order 2 per person at least& share. Try the mixed tea drinks. Delicious & refreshing. Menu is in English too. Must have reservations.

Amazing food, friendly staff, great athmosphere. The place seems always crowded, so better reserve a table. No complaints, food came quickly and was really yummy. I can recommend the fish köfte!! Mega YUM!

We had a lovely dinner sitting outside on a warm summer night! The food was delicious! My friend, a major foodie and Turkish, even approved! Very fresh ingredients and light aromatic flavors. Yum! I would recommend ordering family style. We ordered three dishes for three people, but shared everything. The flavors of our sardines, muscles, and eggplant roles complimented each other very well. I would not have enjoyed the experience as much if I had only gotten to taste one of the three dishes. The atmosphere was also very pleasant. Nice design, good presentation of food. The service was friendly, although a bit rough around the edges. Not bad, but could also use improvement. The menu, for example, lists the dishes by their turkish names, but our waiter asked that we translate the names into German when we ordered. It is fine that she does not speak Turkish or course, but she could learn the menu of the restaurant she works at, at the very least. Imagine a similar scenario at an Italian or French restaurant. There were other small things, like the confused reaction we got when we asked for olive oil to dip our bread in, that just made me think, "heh?" But we always got a friendly reaction as we explained ourselves.

Coming from Istanbul, I don't understand the hype about this restaurant. Everything about this place (the food included) is average. Not worth the prices.

Très belle découverte que ce délicieux restaurant turc!Nous y avons diné la semaine dernière , par hasard lors de notre séjour dans cette ville. Tout est parfait: les plats fins et savoureux,l'accueil charmant et attentionné ( ce qui est rare à Berlin!) , la déco design et rétro tout à la fois.Très bon rapport qualité prix ( sauf pour les boissons assez chères). Très fréquenté,il est préférable de réserver!

Excelent food! Great quality and service! We ordered 4 dishes for two people and it was perfect... make sure to book a table as it tends to be really busy, especially over the weekend. Also, make sure you bring cash as you can't pay with card.

Everything looks very nice but if you like traditional turkish cuisine, better go somewhere else. Quite expensive modern dishes are ok but nothing really special. Looking at menu and beautiful decorations all around you may expect more. Our table was less than 5 cm from others so better don't plan romantic dinner there, rather group meeting or family meal.

Good food, nice wait staff, expensive but not unreasonably so.

We had a mixed experience: We ordered a 4-pieces mix aperitif and it was pretty good. You get different kind of delicious dips and good bread. The main dish was compared to that just so so. A real downer was the quality of their house wine. It was just very like cooking wine ... definitely not something you want to spent 10 Euros on for half a liter. Also they charge you half a fortune for water. Even when Germany is in general a little off in this department, 5 Euros for 0.5 liters is way over the top. Water should be free!!!

great food! recommend the red beets with goat cheese and walnut

This was a delicious meal served in a lovely, modern restaurant. The food was exceptional: subtle, delicious, elegant. We were 8 people and tried many appetizers and main courses. The Turkish white whine was very good, but the food outshined any I have had in New York, even with my Turkish friends. My favorite dishes were the tortellini with yogurt sauce (these are NOT Italian tortellini) and the meatballs. And the cigar (borek) appetizer.

Yes, it was that BAD. Worst service ever and truly weak turkish food.It got off to a terrible start. We were there for a family dinner for 11. As I arrived first and as I was being walked to the table, the server stated ( not asked) that she will be ordering the food for everyone. What?!!! Allergies, vegetarians..how would she know what to order I inquired. She was gruff and then asked what I was going to drink...I haven't even sat down and looked at the menu at this stage, Service was painful, rude, and so memorably bad I could write forever. She ignored us for the first 30 minutes, then when the appys finally arrived, she brought the small size bread/pita portion. She never returned when we asked for enough for the table...Invisible and left us without dipping bread of drinks for the next hour.Worst part, yes it got worse, was how bad the kofta and sauces were. LOTS of huge pieces of sliced garlic in oil and cherry tomatoes was frankly the worst kofta I've ever had. ( I've spent time in Turkey and enjoyed so many wonderful turkish bites). This was HUGELY dissapointing after all the great reviews I read. AVOID for sure and don't belive all the hype. It deserves 0 stars for that occassion.

Had been there on a Friday night for dinner with a few friends. Delicious food, wine not too bad, super friendly and welcoming staff plus pretty and inviting interior.