Little Tibet

There probably aren't many cuisines you can't find in Berlin, but I was still surprised to see a Tibetan restaurant. Warm and cozy, decorated with candles and photos of Tibet, Little Tibet serves staples such as momos (dumplings), noodle soups, rice dishes, and a few wok-fried meats.

Torn between the shaptak shoko (stir-fried beef, veggies, and potato) and a mixed momo dish, the momos won out. Six steamed and six fried dumplings (three each of minced beef & ginger/spinach & cheese) served with a light salad in a yogurt dressing and a sweet chili based dipping sauce. The momos were surprisingly light but did not skimp on the filling.

It made for a satisfying (and, at €8, quite cheap) meal.

In a word - a great place which offers a lot of options from all over Asia, with some traditional Tibetan dishes.

Longer version (for the brave) - we arrived to this place after literally trying every option of Asian food there is, besides Tibetan. It was time.

So we sat outside as the weather was nice and ordered vegetarian starters (Tsa pakora and veggie fried pockets).
Watch out, as it is served HOT! got a burn from the spinach :)
But it was delicious, and quite a big dish for a starter, each of them came with two dips too.
I loved the Tsa pakora, it was crispy and had great flavors.

For the main dish I had a traditional Tibetan dish, sorry but I forgot its name... Seasoned rice with veggies and beef with some cashews on top and an interesting curry sauce, it tastes a bit different than other curries I have tried before and it's not too spicy for those of you who can't handle it, no worries :)

My friend had fried momos with cheese and spinach, I'd like to try them next time but with some meat inside, got a feeling it would taste much much better!

The dishes are very big, I was kinda full half way through but it was so good I kept digging in it almost until I finished it all!

Service was great and we had a great experience, the prices are really good and overall we just had great fun, no doubt I'll come again soon!
All the reviews here really justify everything about this place, hopefully mine does too :)

Very tasty! I had a veggie dish off the house specialty page and it was great! Service was very friendly and attentive too. She also spoke English in case you don't speak German.

Try Dish No. 80 (Don't remember the name, but it was delicious) and the mixed Momos

Awful service but delicious food. Really great ginger tea with actual ginger in it. Delicious :)

We popped in on Saturday night and grabbed a bire to eat. The food was average and to my mind a bit pricey. The service was nice, the food arrived very fast even though the restaurant was full.

I was very surprised how much in my opinion the food reminded me of northern Chinese cuisine.... in a good way, so no offense. We were 3 friends and we all ordered different meals, everything was tasty and the ambient was awesome. I'm not a tourist, I live here, so I'm definitely going to come back.

It was a surprise place for us. We've seen it from outside and went in because I love Tibetan Buddhists. It's quite spiritual inside. A White Tara shrine welcomes you, there is photographs from Tibet and words and pics of Dalai Lama on walls. It's the first time I see Buddha in some place as more than plain decoration.

Surprise part was the food. We started with some Tibetan pastry and salad, continue with large plate of mixed dumplings and duck with red curry. If we didn't had trouble breathing with all those foods we could go on until morning. All of them were great.

Staff is super friendly, atmosphere is peaceful. And don't worry even though a Buddhist place there is lots of meat and alcohol =)

The food was really good and the staff was very friendly. The prices were low for the quality of the food!

Relaxing joint with plenty of space and lots of options. If you're getting momos then prepare to wait awhile because they take time to prepare. We got the spring rolls which I wasn't too fond of but the vegetarian momos and beef momos were fantastic. Will definitely consider coming back.