We got here just by passing by near the Arminiusmarkthalle and decided to give it a try. The dishes are actually not large, but two dishes and one dessert were totally enough for us. An unusual combination of ingredients and beautiful design on plates! Great place to hang out on a summer Berlin evening! Better to take a place at table outside if weather is good.

We were recommended this place by several Berlin locals as being a great restaurant for Peruvian food. Although the pricing seemed higher compared to other places, we trusted a good experience. On a Friday with the restaurant at maybe 30% capacity, it took our party of 5 over 30 minutes to get drinks. The service following getting our actual food was equally slow as it was close to an hour by this point when the food came. We were all very disappointed with the portion sizes as they were way too small to be acceptable for a dinner. This place might work for a first date, not for larger groups. Food presentation was very nice, although the food quality was salty and the meat was higher in fat. Also, our dining party had several native Peruvians. Due to the pricing and service time, we didn’t stick around very long or order additional food or drinks.

Exciting Peruvian cuisine in a laid back setting. As a starter we ordered “yuca fritas” which is potato from Amazon dipped in chili sauce. A great appetizer to trigger more desire. Entree we had one raw tuna fish along with fried mushrooms and vegetables in a tasty soy sauce. The other entree was called “ceviche classical”, the dish dressed in black and Orange-yellow colors, and the middle served raw fish and fried fish skin. It was a cold dish, eating along with sour lime, fresh onion, and cilantro which was a stunning surprise as I didn’t have that similar taste before.

We went there yesterday waited for more than an hour and food was not served because they were serving a table of 21 that came after us. The quality of the empanadas and yucas that was the only thing we had was not good quality or taste. A shame for the Peruvian cousine. No manager at site to resolve and on top we were charged 60 Euros for nothing. Not recommendable.

The best Peruvian restaurant in Berlin. Really good ceviche and meat. Really worthy to come and discover Peruvian food.

Very good! Super tasty food and drinks. Highly recommend this Peruvian restaurant.

The service and food of Naninka were great. The staff was friendly and the ambient is perfect to go just for drinks or to have a relaxed dinner. Not wallet friendly but at least it’s justified for once in a while.

Great Peruvian cuisine and welcoming service. A little more expensive but definitely worth every penny!

I went for the first time to this Peruvian restaurant. We had so many expectations from it. First impression, prices were very high but we though that maybe it could be ok. We order 2 ceviches and four drinks. Ceviche it was delicious but for such an expensive price i would expect a normal portion and not a mini tasting. Then second disappointment , the red wine I ordered it was spoiled and disgusting, warm and probably it was opened since 1 week ago, (I'm a wine specialist btw).But the waitress said it was from yesterday and as she realize i was smelling it several times she came to said i could change it. How come you dont smell first your wine before offered or even if you know it was opened since several days ago, then no offer it. Anyway overall the food was delicious but extremely expensive for the portions and the part of the wine just let us go away and very probably never come back.....

Great dinner and great pisco sauer! I enjoyed the appetizers as well as the main course, and in general the atmosphere and the friendly service. The Peruvian-Japanese-fusion spin they give to some of their dishes is interesting and I enjoyed the combination of flavors. Prices are relatively high but probably in line with the recent general trend in Berlin. I'd definitely go back and try all the other appetizers too.

Excellent food and beautiful display of good. Friendly staff as well.

The service was really nice, but the food was not good, we ordered a lomo saltado that has nothing to do with a real Peruvian lomo saltado as well as the carapulcra and totally overpriced. Wouldn’t recommend it

It's a pretty nice cozy place with amazing service. The food is good. The only thing I find disappointing is it's price range. There are many Peruvian restaurants in the same price range where you feel like you're in a proper restaurant rather than in a Market Hall.

I don't have much experience with Peruvian food but visiting Naninka has totally changed my prospective for the better. Hands down some of the best food I have eaten in Berlin. The ceviche is TOP and the drinks are delicous. The Pisco Sours are dangerous but in a good way. The vegan pisco sour was delicious! The flavor combinations that the chefs are creating are out of this world. Definitely worth the trip to Moabit and I will keep coming!

The food was delicious and the staff was friendly and caring. I'd also accept the longer waiting time (since it was Friday evening we have waited over an hour to get food), but I'd appreciate to get food and drinks at the same time, so we can enjoy them with a group of 3 together. Everyone got a drink in like good 10 minute interval. The food didn't come in the same time either, but the owner was apologetic about that. Nevertheless this really deteriorates a dining experience and is something easy to fix.

A bit overpriced but nice Peruvian food and service. The food hall location will probably not be to everyone's taste, but I liked it

The food is super tasty and the best Peruvian I have had in Berlin by far. However it is quite overpriced: we payed 100 euros for 1 cocktail, two glasses of wine, one appetizer and two main dishes (and the tip). This is a lot, specially considering it is not a proper restaurant but a food hall, so we were not expecting these prices. The service was quite slow as well (I think we waited about an hour for our food and the appetizer arrived at the same time as the food). All and all, it was a delicious meal but because of the prices and how much we had to wait, we won’t be coming back.

A cozy place in Berlin, where you can find the best Peruvian food with the best price/quality relation. Definitely the place you have to go if you want to try the best flavors of South America.