Food in Berlin: Sababa
It’s not like I have any idea about Israeli food, so I was even more interested in Sababa, a fairly new Israeli restaurant/imbiss on Kastanienallee. Their offer is centered around Hummus, which you can get in several variations, topped with chickpeas, eggs or meat. Or in combination with the above pictured Schakschuka, a thick sauce with pepper, tomato and poached eggs, served with olives, pickles and pita bread.
The food is good and heart-warming, though certainly not plenty. If only they’d have a self-made pita bread, the small vendor would be my new favourite Hummus-lunch place.
Sababa
Kastanienallee 50/51
10119 Berlin Mitte
Rosenthaler Platz
Opening Hours:
Mon–Fri 12:00–22:00
Sat–Sun 11:00–22:00
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Amy Joy on
Great picture and interesting restaurant. Thanks for sharing!
Fashionaddict on
Looks sooo delicious! http://aheartforhermes.wordpress.com
Anonymous on
Looks delicious! What is the price for it?
Sofia - As We Travel on
That looks sooo tasty!
Celia on
I love Shakshuka! Didn’t eat it since 2010, so I will definitely check this place out!
BK on
OMG I love the Schakshuka here, I order it every time. Always nice and quite too.
Igor on
Fairly certain that Zula on Husemannstraße bakes their own Pita bread. The Israeli / Yemenite dishes are pretty great there as well.