Agni - Berlin

I tried the curries in their P-mountain branch, and it was now time to try the original branch, but this time I went for the Tandooris. I went with a friend. I ordered the Chicken Tikka with Masala sauce while he ordered the Gosht Tikka Rana. The place didn't miss his promise. Genuine, authentic, unwatered Indian food. We enjoyed our meals. The place can accommodate only 10 persons max. Better reserve ahead.

Good Indian food. The Naan and the Panner were good. The Aubergine-Curry leaves a little to be desired. The rice was perfectly cooked, which was easily seasoned with a laurel leaf, cloves and ghee. I would not call the food authentic, but a slight variation in the original version to make it a bit pale for the European tongue.

Best Indian food I had in Berlin. Basic atmosphere 3 4 tables, but eating more than does.

This Restaurant is not a restaurant with the best atmosphere. Although the food is really authentic in my opinion and the quality is really good. We visited the Agni restaurant in Prenslauer berg and this is restaurant is when you would like to go with a group for a 3 dish dinner. My compliments for the cooks :

This small family run place is my all time favorite in Berlin. I love the yummi naans and dals especially. Almost everything i had here was delicious. It is just too small for big groups and therefore you need to leave immediately after you finish your food to open up space for new comers.