Where to Find Indian Food in German Cities

29 March 2025

Where to Find Indian Food in German Cities

Where to Find Indian Food in German Cities (Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich & More)

Whether you're an expat missing the flavors of home or a local curious about Indian cuisine, Germany has a growing number of Indian restaurants and grocery stores to satisfy your cravings. From street-style chaats to creamy butter chicken, this guide covers the best Indian food spots in major German cities.

Frankfurt 

Indian Restaurants:

• Saravanaa Bhavan – South Indian veg thali and dosas
• Delhi Tandoori – Popular for chicken tikka, naan, and curries
• Curry & Grill – Affordable lunch boxes and street-style food
• EatDoori – A modern, Instagram-friendly twist on Indian classics

Indian Stores:

• Patel’s Supermarkt – Rice, lentils, masalas, snacks
• Spice Village – Fresh produce, frozen parathas, sweets
• Go Asia – Good for Indo-Chinese sauces and spices

Berlin 

Indian Restaurants:

• Chutnify – Trendy, urban-style South Indian food
• Amrit Restaurant – Huge portions, Bollywood ambiance
• Tiffin – Authentic home-style North Indian flavors

Indian Stores:

• Bollywood Store – Spices, ready meals, Indian teas
• Indian Bazaar – Good range of frozen food and snacks

Munich 

Indian Restaurants:

• Swagat – Elegant atmosphere, great for dinner
• Dhaba – Street food vibes with solid samosas
• Sangeet – Consistent crowd favorite for butter chicken

Indian Stores:

• Maharaja Store – Basics like rice, atta, dal, and snacks
• Bollywood Supermarkt – Extensive spice rack and freezer section

Cologne (Köln) 

Indian Restaurants:

• Ginti Indian – Contemporary Indian cuisine with wine pairings
• Eat India – Cozy, local favorite with great biryanis

Indian Stores:

• Indian Corner – Helpful staff and wide variety of pantry essentials
• Bombay Store – Reasonably priced and centrally located

Hamburg 

Indian Restaurants:

• Shalimar – Classic Mughlai food, long-time favorite
• Badshah Palace – Buffet lunches and traditional flavors

Indian Stores:

• Desi Store – Great for snacks, pickles, and Haldiram’s
• Indien Supermarkt – Budget-friendly everyday items

Bonus: Tips to Get Your Indian Food Fix in Germany

• Use apps like TooGoodToGo to find discounted Indian meals from restaurants
• Look for student mess tiffin services in expat groups or on Facebook
• Order from Getir, Flink, or Gorillas — some stock Indian groceries in big cities
• Check Google Reviews in Hindi — often more honest about taste

Coming Soon:

“How to Celebrate Indian Festivals in Germany (Diwali, Holi & More)”

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