About Us
Welcome to Dal Rotti — Your Home of Indian Flavor in Frankfurt
Dal Rotti was born from friendship, passion, and a love of food. Five Gujarati engineers moved to Germany for their studies—and quickly discovered that nothing brings people together like a shared meal. What began as weekend cook-togethers in tiny apartments grew into a bold dream: create a place where authentic Indian cooking, warm hospitality, and modern flair meet under one roof.
Our Journey
From India to Germany
Leaving Gujarat for higher education, our founders carried their family recipes and spice-filled memories across continents.
Weekend Kitchens to Restaurant Tables
What started as home-cooked gatherings evolved into pop-up dinners, then finally into Dal Rotti's grand opening in Frankfurt in September 2024.
Our Philosophy
Authentic
We honor India's rich culinary heritage with recipes passed down through generations.
Passionate
Every dish is made from scratch with the best ingredients—and a whole lot of heart.
Inclusive
Vegetarian, vegan, and meat lovers alike find their favorite flavors here.
Modern
We blend traditional techniques with creative twists, served in a light, contemporary setting.
Meet the Team
Chef Deepak
A native of Delhi, Deepak brings decades of family cooking traditions and culinary expertise to every plate.
Chef Umesh
Hailing from Punjab, Umesh fuses classic North Indian flavors with inventive presentations that surprise and delight.
Halal Certified
At Dal Rotti, we're proud to serve 100% halal food. Our restaurant has been certified by the NZIDT (New Zealand Islamic Development Trust), ensuring we follow the highest standards of halal food preparation.
NZIDT Halal Certification
Alliance Group Limited - ISO 2055-1:2015 & UAE.S 2055-1:2015
New Zealand Export Halal Scheme
General Export Requirements for Halal Animal Materials and Products
Join Our Table
Whether you're craving a comforting Chicken Biryani, planning a group celebration, or simply seeking a fresh lunch spot, Dal Rotti welcomes you like family. Come taste the traditions of India, reimagined for Frankfurt.