Dilipasha

The place is nice and quiet. I went one and ate a nice vegetable biryani.

Super friendly staff in fact. Only con was that the cookie was unnecessarily expensive.

I just went there today and had several dishes to share with a friend and everything was great: We had the lentils balls with a spicy mint chutney, super flavorful and tasty, the masala dosa and also the gluten-free quiche which was definitely one of the best I had! The crust is made with buckwheat and is very intense and the summer vegetables in it were yummy! As a dessert we had the mango pie and YES to that pie! super creamy, cheese-cake like, sweet from the mango and also with a gluten-free crust. The tenant and the staff is lovely and super helpful so I'm really happy to have a nice place like that in Charlottenburg! Plus they have a nice terrace to sit outside

Honestly ... We were hoping for good Indian curry and what we got was cooked over veggies sprinkled with chili pepper powder because we asked for extra spicy... The beetroot soup was alright but I don't recall many Indian dishes with a beetroot ... This was the German food dressed as Indian by what I noticed... Really sorry we came here based on some reviews we have read here...

The restaurant is located in a quiet and very sunny street of Berlin, but only about 8 minutes from the U-bahn stop. The owner (?) was really nice, and explained to me which dishes were vegan, before making a fresh batch of curry for me to take out. The vegetable curry I had was delicious, with the perfect amount of spice, and the portions are big enough to fill you up nicely. The owner was very friendly, had no problem speaking English to me (I don't know any German) and even kindly directed me to the nearest metro station so I wouldn't get lost!

We had a late lunch at Dilipasha and ti was throughly enjoyable. We sampled the dal, daily special curry, dosa and a brownie. It was all good, maybe the dosa the most convincing. The dal and the curry are maybe best described as basic versions compared to mainstream Indian restaurant style - they don't come in metal bowls, they come in reasonably sized servings (by this I mean not too big, but I'm sure you can order extra large if that's what you want). LIke I said, it was all good, the staff were very friendly, it is a good location. It has a neighbourhood vibe and is maybe not the kind of place that I would say you should travel to Charlottenburg for. But if you are nearby, by all means go.

As we came in the owner welcomed us with a huge smile and great vibes!
he was so nice and explained everything about the meals.
we ordered a variety of stuff from the menu, everything was tasteful and felt very fresh.
the place is very calm and clean.
As an "Indian food addict" i can tell i was very satisfied!
we will back for sure :)

Indian restaurants aren't hard to find in Berlin. But to be honest, I am always sceptical before going to a new Indian restaurant in Berlin. My experience is that many Indian places in Berlin offer a mediocre food experience. There are a few exceptions --- and Dilipasha, certainly, is one of them.

I was there two times so far, and I had two different types of vegan cheese cake, which both were awesome. The service is *really* great --- a very nice owner! Furthermore, I tried the Dosa, the vegan Battura bread --- they have vegan Battura! ---, the vegan Lassi, and a Dal dish with rice, which all were really nice.

Homemade dips and sauces, partly oriental / indian style. Very friendly service. I'm sure special wishes will be granted though we had non and we're just happy with the standard breakfast. Will be back there surely!