Samadhi Eis - Berlin

It can be a small place, but wow they pack a lot of taste in this place. the ice creams are divine, aromen that I never imagined. also the cone is vegan (as the rest of the load). they also sell many Indian food, dishes and snacks. snacks include samosas and Indian desserts. service is very friendly. I came after the conclusion and he still let me have all the time in the world to decide what I want.

There is a good choice of ice and there are (stand august) 3 sugar-free aromen (banan, hazelnuts, nougat) that use agavensirup instead of cane sugar (the rest of the aromen do), I got the hazelnut as a milkshake and it was delicious as hazelnut drink, but only okay as a milkshake. it was thin and lacked the cream flavor that most milkshakes have. I'm sure I'd have rated the delicious 5 stars as an ice cream or as a drink.

This tiny places offers the most exciting and unique flavours I've ever seen in an ice cream parlor. Tried ube (purple sweet potato) which was just heavenly, with a super rich coconut flavour, and lavender blueberry, which was also nice and unique, but more subtle. There are some honey sweets/snacks but the owner told me that everything is vegan. They also sell savoury Indian street food dishes (probably all vegan as well).

Really good ice cream. Perhaps the best we've had in Berlin? The kulfi and ube flavours were lovely. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic and told us about the various charitable projects the profits will go to finance. We appreciate the flavour with it being sweetened with cane sugar and agave, too. A good addition to Friedrichshain's Nordkiez and worth going out of your way to visit. Conveniently opposite an organic supermarket if you need to go buy vegan supplies anyway.

We were so happy that there finally was a vegan ice cream place nearby! They have many options, both traditional like chocolate and strawberry, to a bit more exciting (at least for a vegan) like hazelnut, pistaccio and mango, and also some that we never even heard about before, eg. tamarind and ube (an Indian spice and a purple fruit from the Phillipines); the lasts ones I treid and was happily surpriced by the flavour, tasty and nutty! For most flavours they use a base of soy, but I also saw some soy free ones with base of eg. nuts. The banana flavour was also sugar free. Next time I'd like to go for the milk shake... .