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Yak and Yeti BerlinB+Worth Trying
Südwestkorso 69A, 12161 Berlin, Germany
· Nepalese restaurant, Indian restaurant
· 4.7/5 Google (708 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
A warmly run Nepalese-Indian spot with standout momos, balanced curries, friendly service, and solid value, with occasional hiccups on pacing and meat quality.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Yak and Yeti Berlin delivers solid neighborhood dining through strong food quality—particularly standout momos and well-balanced curries—paired with genuinely attentive service and fair value. Occasional consistency dips on certain dishes and a modest, unpretentious setting prevent a higher grade, though the restaurant competes well with respected local favorites and suits relaxed weeknight meals and families.
Restaurant Summary
A cozy neighborhood room in Friedenau where the scent of spices and steamed dumplings sets a welcoming tone, service feels genuinely attentive, and small touches like extra rice or a house drink pop up. Diners describe seasoning as balanced and dishes arriving hot, with one calling it a spot they will make a regular destination. Cooking leans classic Nepalese-Indian comfort rather than showmanship: think momos, dal, and butter chicken, plus Sherpa and Himalaya platters that mix lentils, veg, and meats. Flavors are full without being heavy, though a few items like biryani or duck can be hit-or-miss. Value is solid for the area and suits relaxed weeknight meals more than flashy outings. Families do well here. Staff will speed orders for little ones and offer bread or mild sauces, and the menu has kid-friendly curries and rice alongside naan. There is no kids menu noted, but simple chicken curries, dal, and breads are easy wins for cautious eaters.
At a Glance
- Momos and Sherpa/Himalaya platters are standouts
- Friendly, attentive team with thoughtful touches
- Good value for Berlin neighborhood pricing
- Occasional inconsistency on duck and biryani
- Parking is scarce; use transit
What Sets It Apart
- house_momos_focus
- neighborhood_warmth
- accommodating_service
What People Love
- Warm, considerate service that checks in
- Steaming plates arriving hot and well seasoned
- Momos with house sauces
- Balanced curries at fair prices
- Neighborhood vibe without tourist crowds
Points of Concern
- Some diners report tough or dry meats (duck/chicken) on off-nights; most other dishes fare better
- A few slow-service periods despite many quick-meal reports
- Receipt and price-display practices confused a guest; expect inside menu to govern
- Parking difficult nearby; plan for transit
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€28-38 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Pair momos with a medium-heat chicken masala and naan for balance
- Vegetarians: Dal plus Chana Masala and rice gives variety at €24 total before drinks
Perfect For
- Casual dinner with friends who like spice choices
- A comforting solo lunch with momos and chai
- Sharing platters on a low-key weeknight
- Families seeking gentle curries and rice
Location Insights
Area: Residential, calm streets with local shops and cafes; draws neighborhood diners over tourists.
Safety: Generally safe and well-lit; steady local foot traffic in evenings.
Nearby: Near Bundesallee and Friedenau side streets; mix of apartments, small retailers, and services.
LichterfeldeLichterfelde is a calm, residential neighborhood with a mix of historic villas and modern housing. The dining scene is modest, featuring local eateries and some international cuisine, catering mostly to residents rather than tourists. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with accessible dining options.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday14:00–23:00
Tuesday
Wednesday14:00–23:00
Thursday14:00–23:00
Friday14:00–23:00
Saturday12:00–23:00
Sunday12:00–23:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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