Pabla Sweets in Hamburg

Small snack bar in Brennerstrasse, with great dishes, their chicken wrap was super tasty and very nicely seasoned. I will definitely stop by again 😊😊😊

I bought 1 kilo of Indian sweets in the store, I didn't want to put them in the packaging that they offer (146 g) but the seller says that's part of it. Total weight 1 kg includes 146 grams of packaging👎👎👎👎 I think that's a rip-off, it's almost 1/8 of the total weight, which the customer has to pay too much for.

We had chole bhature, unfortunately it didn't taste good at all. The bhature tasted more roti instead of like regular bhature. The chole sabji didn't taste good at all. We also had a Thali Chicken Curry, which didn't taste good either. The meat seemed old. The prices are very high for the quality of the food. We had also got Kalakand at the end, which was also expensive. Unfortunately it didn't taste good for the price either.

All old sweets that are at least 4 days old don't taste good at all and none of them are fresh. Indian dishes don't taste good either. I'm a cook myself. Pabla's kitchen team has no experience. can't cook above main.........

In Hamburg if you want to taste Indian sweets. This is the only place. Not only the sweets but also the snacks and food from the menu is delicious .

Cheap thali and sweets, good service, try the aloo paratha

Very poor quality of Indian sweets. Tikka masala ordinary taste and naan was even worse. Tasteless and 😞

No service, hardly any ambience but delicious real Indian food for in between.

It's a nice place to try out Indian snacks and also delectable, situated at the center of hamburg, if you miss Indian snacks then just visit this place..

Being a punjabi restaurant, this restaurant does not embode punjabi spirit at all. Customer service is very poor. Person at collection lacks basic manners. Also quantity provided in thali are not in proper proportion. Tables are not cleaned properly.

I ate here on the recommendation of a friend - the decor seems a bit fragmented, but authentic. I had to wait a bit before I could order, but the food was ready very quickly and simply delicious - I chose Pabla Special Thali (Chicken). Apparently, according to a menu found on the internet, dessert would have been included, but unfortunately I didn't get that. Nevertheless, I would like to come back!

Well, what can I say, I've often wanted to get a portion of fries or something like that, but apparently they're not available even though they're on the menu... The atmosphere is like a diner and it's not exactly inviting. If there were 0 stars then I would give them

I would say they are the same price point as Badshah but better quality of food and seating. The only major problem is that the location this restaurant is at, is very shady and full of drug addicts. So be careful when you go there.

Assortment of Indian sweets, gulfi & chaats. Tastes good and not so pricey. I haven't tried Thali or Biryani... Will try next time 🙂

Nice and little restaurant near railway station. Varities of Indian sweets and snacks. Also various meal options available. Tried Samosa chat.

The store is disgusting, the food is not delicious at all. The guy behind the counter hardly felt like working and was on the phone the whole time. The heating was full of food and hadn't been cleaned for a long time. Tofu was sold as a panner. First time and the last time.

Quite reasonably priced, taste good, however, not the best quality.

An absolute insider tip for authentic Indian cuisine. The store may not seem particularly inviting at first glance, but it is well worth a visit. Here you can get a small but fine selection of thalis (Indian trays with several dishes and side dishes) in vegetarian or meat versions. If you choose the vegetarian dishes without paneer and also opt out of the yogurt, some dishes are even vegan. All dishes come with bread, rice, salad, yoghurt and achar. I can particularly recommend the paneer dishes, palak paneer and shahi paneer. The dishes with Alu Paratha (a bread filled with potatoes) are also delicious. The taste is really really good. What's also special: You can get various Indian street food dishes such as pani puri or samosas. The atmosphere is very simple, you order at the counter and can sit at one of the very narrow tables. Unfortunately, these are often not entirely clean. For the food, however, it's worth overlooking it or simply ordering takeaway. The prices are fair, you pay between 10 and 15 euros for the dishes and you get very large portions. I highly recommend Pabla Sweets for a true Indian food experience.

Always had good experiences at Pabla Sweet. Generally my preferred go to spot for buying sweets and some specialty indian cuisine in Hamburg.

Too oily food and my stomach started churning after 30mins. I

I try jalebi and panipuri for first time,it was very good. Barfi ,gulbjamun is my favourite

Overall a nice place to sit and eat in Hamburg, near the metro station, the food is also good and the staff is friendly.

Geheimtipp, bis jetzt hat alles bestens geschmeckt

First of its kind I have seen after coming to Germany. It is a sweet and chaat shop similar to what you might find back home. It is a small and tidy place and the owner is a great guy. There is no table service though, only self-service. Tried the Samosa chaat and Jamoon. Samosa chaat tasted great, and Jamoon wasn't that bad either. I have heard good things from my friends about Chole Bhature and Paranthas as well. The menu had good north Indian dish options and I would love to try the rest during my next visit. The price is pretty low compared to other restaurants, so I would say this is a must visit place in Hamburg.

I tried their Samosa chaat and its perfect!

Der Name täuscht etwas. Jaaa, es gibt auch Sweets aber auch indische, auhentische Küche. Einfach, 100 % tischdeckenfrei aber mit netten indischen Tischnachbarn. Wir waren auch bei der Konkurenz (B.) an der Bremer Reihe aber Pabla hat uns besser geschmeckt.

I would recommend trying it for its simple flavors, but i must say my experience has been dissapointing. I have visited tgis place three times and ordered chole batore and chaat. Each time, I noticed quality and quantity were decreasing.

The best samosa chaat in Hamburg! Prices are decent too.

Delicious taste and fast delivery

Authentic Indian restaurant in Hamburg. Samosa chaat was very tasty. Chole bhature thali was also good. Must try Indian food if you are in Hamburg.

The owner catered for a group for over 20 people for Christmas 2022. Food was delicious and even made accommodations for a selection of traditional german foods too. Thankyou!

Ambience and service is not that great but the food quality and taste makes up for it.

Tasty !! We tried.. Samosa 3* (room temperature and a bit oily) Chole Bhature 4* (Out of 2 Bhaturas 1 was not hot) Pani Poori 3.5* (Pani was served in glass, maybe a bowl would have been better, so that Poori can be dipped in water) Mango Lassi 4* Kulfi 4* Will visit again. 👍🏼 Please don't become like Badshah, then we will stop.

Best chole-bature in Hamburg. Amazing taste, so fresh and well made.

Super essen, feine Wandbilder 10/10

Samosa chaat is a must try, Chicken Curry mit Rice is good too.

I’ll be back great thali great service 👌 Thanks guys

Chaat items are good ! Chole Bhatura wasn’t spicy but if you ask spicy extra, they recommend it ! If tables are clean, then would have been nice

Tasty Indian Chats and Sweets..

Echt Indische Küche, authentisch. Sehr freundlicher Service. Klein, aber wirklich fein. Nur: auf der Damentoilette fehlte Klopapier und die Tür ließ sich nicht abschließen. Aber das ist vielleicht der Tatsache geschuldet, dass kaum Frauen dort arbeiten, es also niemandem auffällt.

Essen war leider nicht toll, alles schmeckte aufgewärmt und pfad. Richtig frisch schien uns jedenfalls keines unserer Essen. Atmosphäre zum Sitzen innen war nicht schön, eher abgeranzt. Wer drauf steht, bitte. Für uns war es weder geschmacklich, noch atmosphärisch etwas, was man jemals wiederholen müsste.

Worth it and completely satisfied

It's a nice place to hangout and have some indian food, the taste is good and the price is cheaper. You also get so many options for indian sweets and they taste amazing.

Zwangloses (Schnell-)Restaurant mit Selbstbedienung. Ich war zum ersten Mal dort und fand das Essen sehr lecker und authentisch. Ich hatte Daal Makhani Thali: Gut gewürztes cremiges Daal mit Butter belegt, dazu leckeres heißes Fladenbrot, lockerer Basmatireis mit Kreuzkümmelsamen, Joghurt, etwas Chutney und Salat. Eines der wenigen indischen Restaurants in Hamburg mit echt indischer Küche.

If you are in Hamburg then you need to try their Chole Bhature , Samosas and Indian Chai. I am big time fan of this Restaurant and visit here oftentimes. Kulfi is very delicious and it has same Desi taste as in India. Highly recommended of you are in city Centre of Hamburg.

Perfect Indian test. You need Indian food just visit once....

Wonderful food, well served. Real tasty Indian food, not the generic you usually get around Germany.

Es war lecker und günstig. Der Besitzer spricht wenig Deutsch aber zum Glück es gab in unsern Gruppe Jemanden der Hindi Sprach

Though the food was great, but not cleanst place. I have never seen that dirty n stinky washroom. Another minus is that they dont accept card payment ☹️.

Have been here couple of times, the owner of this small restaurant is a very friendly guy. Even though there is not much staff here, service is still pretty quick and food is served hot, whatever I have tried so far was all quite good, I liked the naan here too. And don't forget to try the samosas, very yummy! This place has lots of sweets also on offer, we have tried jalebi which was nice. All in all, a very good place for a tasty and budget Indian meal.

Nice restaurant food is good.Sweets are mouth watering. Indian Snacks like aloo tikki and Samosa Loved it .