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Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Haar, Bavaria, Germany including Guru, Little India, Surya, Indisches Spezialitaten Restaurant Shiva, Deli Tadka, Amber Indian Restaurant, Kashmir Inn - Indisches Restaurant
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7. Kashmir Inn - Indisches Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
Authentic indian cuisine from the Kashmir region. Our cooks are from the region with experience of cooking for more than a decade.
Reviewed By 936lathap
My family and I were visiting Munich and craving for authentic Indian food. We made table reservation for dinner at Kashmir Inn. We were greeted with smiles and seated promptly. The waiter took our order immediately and served us fresh papad with variety of chutneyâs and pickle which was perfect for our dead taste buds. Our main course was Murgh green lemon, an authentic Pakistani style chicken curry infused with spices in a tomato and tangy lemon sauce served in a pan. The dish was tasty and very flavorful. We also had garlic naan, navratan Korma and dessert. Overall the food was great, service was excellent, waiters smiling and responsive at all times. The owner / manager engaged us in a conversation and sought our feedback. We highly recommend this restaurant.
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6. Amber Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By kittymitch
We went here last night with friends and were pleasantly surprised. We started with mixed pakoras for two which were very tasty. Our friends had chicken curry, chicken tikka masala We had lamb vindaloo and lamb in garlic ginger sauce. We also had garlic naan bread and Pishauri naan . My only complaint would be how expensive the water is. Will definitely return
5. Deli Tadka
Reviewed By harisubu87
My experience - indian street food (chaat) special:Vegetarian friendly - 5 many options Cost - â¬Ambience - 3.5, small fast food outlet in mall Service - 4Accessibility - 3.5 east end of city Food presentation - 3.5 Food quality - 4 Food taste - 4Child friendly - NAThis shop is unique for trying out Indian street food aka chaat. Only place in Munich to make such food. Quite tasty and can't complain even if it doesn't give the exact Indian street food experience. They provided weekend special when I visited which is otherwise not part of the menu. Food is comfortably spicy.Below are the dishes I tried:Pani puri - very well made Tiki chole - wonderful combination of sauces with potato patties and spices chickpeas gravy Vada Pav - i loved it with the dry spice chutney Veg Kathi roll - Not that great. Totally unlike India.
4. Indisches Spezialitaten Restaurant Shiva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By fstiffan
Tucked away in a residential area, this little restaurant is a gem! Wonderful food, fresh and nicely presented.Great service with attentive staff and genuinely interested in your experience.Very Affordable prices for the quality and quantity. Went there for the first time with my wife and daughter... Will go again!Note: when they say middle hot spicy food, they mean hot... I won't dare try the very hot one. Really means what it means and it is good so.
3. Surya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By 323aditim
We landed here on a pleasant Saturday evening to catch an early dinner. We chose to sit outside because the weather was nice and mostly because the restaurant was empty. The waiter was very pleasant natured and the service was also quick. We ordered from their weekend special menu. In drinks we had jaljeera and lime soda and in mains we had Mysore dosa and chhola bhatura. Drinks were bland and not cold, but I am sure they would have changed it if we have asked for, since the waiter was very polite and hospitable. The food was so good that we didn't care what we were drinking. It was neither too spicy nor bland. The food is moderately priced too. 20eur for two drinks and two filling mains was not bad deal.I can say that our search for a good Indian restaurant in Munich has ended here.Mysore dosa tasted really good, specially the potato filling. Sambhar was also good, neither too sweet nor too sour, just perfect. I am not a south Indian and for me the dosa and sambhar was really good. It tasted close to what we get in Delhi. Chhola bhatura was okayish. I was expecting bhatura to be more fluffy and less oily but my husband liked it. Overall, our experience has been positive and we will definitely return. On a scale of 5my rating is as follows:Ambience: 4Service: 5Food: 4Value for money: 4
2. Little India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Bridge1287
Went here with a large group of friends while visiting for Oktoberfest. I didn't expect my first time trying Indian food would be in Germany but I'm glad it was! All the appetizers were delicious as was my main dish (one of the chicken kebabs with spinach and ginger I think). The staff were friendly and attentive also.
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1. Guru
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Adrian T
Two years ago i had a meal at this restaurant and it was great , the staff were friendly and attentive and even spoke English ( they didnt need to ) when hearing me speak to my wife even though our friends were speaking German . both the food and the overall service was excellent . I didnt post a review then but am so now because i have used the Guru again for a takeaway and the speed of service and food was again excellent .i would totally recommend this place to eat and will be going back again when in Germany next year !!!!
