Vegan ice cream shop opened Jul 2020 in Friedrichshain near the Ring Center in Nordkiez. Offers multiple flavors including Indian-influenced kulfi (chai, cardamom, pistachio), halva, and mango plus other nut and fruit ones, and ube which is Filipino sweet yam fruit. Sweeteners are either date, agave, or cane sugar. Donates proceeds to charitable causes. Previously named Samadhi Eis. NOTE: from Spring 2021 this establishment shares space with a non-vegan restaurant - please confirm whether separate equipment and utensils are used. Previously called Sweet Vice. Store reported closed December 2023 - only selling at festivals now.
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Last update on 27 Dec 2023 by devavratananda
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Added by RoseVonVegan on 05 Jul 2020
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8 Reviews
First Review by RoseVonVegan
_the_kangaroo_
Points +11053
vegan tiramisu - Edit
i tried the vegan tiramisu at the veggienale&fairgoods and it was really cool and tasty.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-04-23
Cons: expensive (2,50€ as of 06/2023)
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Huraiquire
Points +9891
Positively Unique Flavours - Edit
100% vegan and delicious. The bases could have less sugar for my taste, but I still love them. I tasted several and took ube, mint and lavender. They also serve a vegan tiramisù.
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Why does it say
Read moreVEGETARIAN
VEGAN?
Do they serve cows' milk based ice cream or they use vomit, or any other animal ingredient?
Huraiquire
No, it’s all vegan. I think it’s because some cultures and countries don’t yet know the difference so “vegan” is a new word and they use the words interchangeably. Some people say they are “strict vegetarian” which means vegan. All ice creams are vegan though.
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sgk9181
Points +36
Great food, kind people - Edit
They have a fantastic chole and tasty samosas. Great & affordable spot for lunch, and their ube ice cream is definitely worth a try, so delicious! The people who work there are quite nice too
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peanutplans
Points +3328
Worth the visit! - Edit
It may be a small takeaway place but WOW do they pack a lot of flavor into this place. The ice creams are divine, flavors I've never imagined. Even the cone is vegan (as is the rest of the store). They also sell many Indian foods, dishes and snacks. Snacks include samosas and Indian desserts. Service is ultra-friendly. I arrived after closing and he still let me have all the time in the world to choose what I want.
Read morePros: original ice cream flavors, authentic Indian food, friendly service
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VeganWithAPassport
Points +2381
Not your typical milkshake - Edit
There's a good variety of ice creams and there are (as of August) 3 sugar free flavors (banana, hazelnut, nougat) that use agave syrup instead of cane sugar (which the rest of the flavors do), I got the hazelnut ice cream as a milkshake and it was delicious as a hazelnut drink but just okay as a milkshake. It was thin and was missing the "cream" taste that most milkshakes have. I'm sure as an ice cream or as a "drink", I would have rated the treat 5 stars.
Read morePros: Sugar free (agave sweetened) options, Variety of ice cream flavors, Has some interesting flavors (such as ube)
Cons: Milkshake was thin & missing cream taste
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Yesyesyesyes
Points +6192
Wonderful and unique ice cream flavours - Edit
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).
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VeganTravelStory
Points +161
Standard + exciting flavours - Edit
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... *.*
Read morePros: Many exciting flavours, Tasty!, Seating places inside and outside
Cons: Bowls like banana split would be nice ..., ... but I can't really ask for more
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RoseVonVegan
Points +300
Lovely kulfi and ube ice cream! - Edit
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.
Read moreA 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.
Pros: Tasty ice cream in unusual flavours! , Sweetened with agave/cane sugar OR dates, Friendly staff / money going to a charitable cause
Cons: Street outside isn't an amazing place to hang out
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