ProMo - Piatti

the food tastes great. more and more recommended. the service super nice and the cook solitary tip. we have been eating very often and tastes us again and again

Ate here on two evenings and tried the Indian menu and the pizza. Both meals were very good and reasonably priced. Also a good selection of fruit juices and smoothies.

We have been regular customers for years and have never been disappointed. The service is friendly and professional, the dishes are all delicious and the price power ratio is difficult to bite....more so...very recommended... Visualizza piatti

Visited this small restaurant/bar where no English translation of the menu was available. The waitress was pleasant, but failed to draw our attention to several dishes we saw served later on to other customers. The meal itself was very average and the wine poor. A disappointing visit.

My wife and I had late supper twice at Promo when we visited Berlin in September. We sat at the outdoor patio in the evening, very cosy atmosphere. Both the service and the food were very good at promo. The patio chairs come with blankets to help keep warm while having a good meal and good company. A highly recommneded place to dine and chill in the Tiergarten area of Berlin.

The restaurant is on a quite corner from Moabit hustle. Came here by advice from my friend. It was really cozy and friendly place with good service on sunday despite the rush they had. Obviously the owner has some Indian roots because there were a special section for Indian food. I tried lamb sabzie which was really tasty. Prices are also very reasonable so if you are around, have a visit! Visualizza piatti

Usually it is not a good sign if a restaurant offers several national cuisines. At ProMo, there are four: Indian/Pakistan, Italian, German and, if you take a flame cake, also Alsace/French. Recommended were all the dishes I've tried so far. The season ticket also offers good. The Pakistani cook simply dominates his craft, with his Chicken Tikkah perhaps the best of Berlin. Very moderate prices, in summer pleasant outdoor spaces. The place isn't chic, but who cares? A take-away and neighborhood restaurant for all days, as you can hardly wish.

Having read the other reviews, I was not sure about this place - but came away very glad to have checked it out for lunch. It's on a quiet corner, although only a couple of minutes away from Turmstrasse, and there are plenty tables outside. The lunchtime menu (12-15) is excellent value at €5.50 for any salad or pasta dish from the main menu - I had the Penne Arrabiata (spicy, with parmesan) and my partner had the Maultaschen Salad. Both were fresh, nicely served and - not so usual - decent sized portions (see photos). The service was very friendly and overall it was a very positive experience. The weekly menu is an unusual mixture of Italian and Indian. Definitely one to note if you are in t...

The restaurant is on a corner with ample outside seating, with tales for two or four that can be combined for larger groups, most recently with nice table cloths added, quite appealing. The inside is midsized, again with good seating, but not particularly attractive. ...The cuisine is originally Indian German selections were added more recently, see below, with various Indian regions and tastes represented helpfully indicated if somewhat or very spicy. Lamb and duck dishes appear in two or more different presentations, including in tandoori preparation. For those seeking more Germaninspired food, ProMo has a menu with seasonal offerings: during asparagus season,there was asparagus with pork... Visualizza piatti