Nil Sudanesischer Imbiss

Nil a great budget restaurant. The Sudanese place with its amazing peanut sauce. I love peanut evertything so this place makes me happy. Also, I love halumi and... read more Nil a great budget restaurant. The Sudanese place with its amazing peanut sauce. I love peanut evertything so this place makes me happy. Also, I love halumi and falafel. The Sudanese falafel has a nice and unique taste to it. I have read that one has to try the fried bananas, which comes with a little bit of salad on the side and again the great peanut sauce. One can choose to have it served on a plate or in a bread (peta type bread). Location: It is very small. It has 2 3 outside tables with benches, two high tables with two chairs each and one little table in a corner where 2 4 people can sit. The prices: Unbeatable. I think there is nothing more than 7 EUR on the menu. One person could therefore eat comfortably for 10 EUR (without a drink). I noticed they have lamb and veal on the menu and will have to try it the next time. For those who cringe when thinking about eating veal or lamb (or any other meat) don´t dispare they have a lot of vegetarian options. I had the falafel and hallumi sandwich and it was delicious. Drinks: They have all kinds of drinks and even Sudanese drinks but no alcoholic beverages. It is afterall not truly a comfortable sitdown restaurant. Peanut sauce: I have noticed that one can buy the peanut sauce to go. It believe they sold it at 200g for less than 3 EUR. All in all...a great budget place and fun to try different things! I will def. return even though it is not anywhere close to where I live.

Sudenese food on a quiet street in Berlin. I came here on recommendation from my cousin because of the peanut sauce. I personally wasn't a fan of the sauce, but... read more Sudenese food on a quiet street in Berlin. I came here on recommendation from my cousin because of the peanut sauce. I personally wasn't a fan of the sauce, but to be fair, I usually don't like peanut butter on much else except for bread and jelly. But, the chicken and veggies were flavorful, the sandwich was juicy and hot, and very filling.

I guess this is another case of the rich getting richer. Finding places with several reviews on yelp is difficult for Berlin, but everyone was right on in their... read more I guess this is another case of the rich getting richer. Finding places with several reviews on yelp is difficult for Berlin, but everyone was right on in their praise for Nil. I love the soft-spoken guy running this tiny joint. And the food he makes is phenomenal. A huge plate of vegetarian Sudanese delicacies covered in peanut sauce. Ohhh yes. My only beef is that the bread was boring and cold. Toss that sucker on the grill for a minute and I think this place would have it all.

This place is tiny- during the high tourist season don't expect to find a seat as it is just a few steps from a hostel on the same street. The food is as cheap... read more This place is tiny- during the high tourist season don't expect to find a seat as it is just a few steps from a hostel on the same street. The food is as cheap as it gets in Berlin (2 euro for a basic falafel sandwich) and it is made fresh. The soups are also delicious.

Oh Nil, how I love you. A Sudanese falafel chain in Berlin, the peanut sauce is the winner anyone who gets a chance to eat here. We usually can't resist the sta... read more Oh Nil, how I love you. A Sudanese falafel chain in Berlin, the peanut sauce is the winner anyone who gets a chance to eat here. We usually can't resist the standard order of Tamiya Falafel sudanesische Art 3 euro) but last night I was hungry enough for the fried bananas 2 euro) too. Hot damn. In love. They also come with the peanut sauce, garlic sauce and a little lettuce. There was so much I saved some for lunch today and fell even deeper in lust for a food group. Don't expect outstanding service or a large shop this is still Berlin) just go for the food. They also offer take away so you can enjoy your meal on the go or nearby.