Ambari in München

Wir waren heute im Ambari Restaurant und haben Buttermilch, Nimbu Masala Soda, Masala Puri, Gobi Manchurian, Puri Sagu, Idli-Vada und Rasmalai gegessen. Es war einfach fantastisch! Der Geschmack war genau wie in Bangalore. Jedes Gericht war authentisch und hat so viele Erinnerungen geweckt. Kiran, vielen lieben Dank! Es fühlt sich an, als wäre ich schon seit meiner Kindheit in Bangalore! ❤️🙏

Authentisches indisches Ambiente erwartet Sie beim Betreten des Restaurants – ein echter Geheimtipp! Auch der Geschmack ist fantastisch, unbedingt Bisibelebath probieren!

Authentische Küche aus Karnataka (Südindien), die Erinnerungen an unsere Heimatstadt Bangalore weckt. Es gibt auch nordindische Gerichte, die genauso lecker sind. Das Ambiente ist erstklassig, und ich kann das Restaurant wärmstens empfehlen.

Sehr leckeres indisches Essen, kein typisches „deutsches“ indisches Restaurant :) Die Portionen sind groß, also vorsichtig bestellen. Die Dosas waren ein Traum!

Das einzige rein vegetarische Restaurant, das ich in München finden konnte. Es gab eine sehr gute Auswahl an südindischen Gerichten, darunter auch Akki Roti. Der Service war sehr gut. Das Ambiente war schlicht und typisch südindisch. Die Portionen waren nicht besonders groß. Insgesamt hat es mir aber sehr gut gefallen.

Ein absolutes Muss! Das Idli Sambhar ist einfach unübertroffen! Das Essen hat mich an Tamil Nadu in Indien erinnert! Ein großes Lob für die übersichtliche und geschmackvolle Speisekarte. Auch das Masala Dosa war fantastisch. Äußerst sauber, absolut empfehlenswert! Ich bin bei indischen Restaurants sehr wählerisch – dieses hier ist mit Abstand mein Favorit. Ihr werdet es nicht bereuen – probiert unbedingt das Idli! Wir wünschten, wir wären früher auf unserer Reise hierher gekommen. Ich hätte jeden Tag dort essen können!

Es ist ein sehr gutes indisches Restaurant. Besonders für Kannada-Fans, aber auch für alle anderen indischen Gäste bietet die Speisekarte alle gewünschten Gerichte. Der Service ist hervorragend. Absolut empfehlenswert! 👌

Das Essen war köstlich und entsprach voll und ganz den authentischen südindischen Aromen. Ich kann dieses Restaurant für indische Küche wärmstens empfehlen!

Ein fantastisches Restaurant, wenn man die Küche Bangalores mag!

Authentische Mischung aus süd- und nordindischen Aromen. Ein absolutes Muss in diesem indischen Restaurant in München. Ich habe Churmure (Vorspeise) und ein nordindisches Thali (Hauptgericht) probiert. Insgesamt 5/5 ✨️🚀

Köstliche Dosa, super knusprig und mit authentischem Geschmack. Absolut empfehlenswertes vegetarisches Restaurant. Das Ambiente ist zudem sehr gemütlich.

Eines der besten indischen Restaurants in München. Wer hervorragendes indisches Essen sucht, ist hier genau richtig. Sehr empfehlenswert!

Das Essen war köstlich! Wir haben Masala Puri, Gobi Manchurian und Dosa probiert. Es hat uns an die Straßen und Darshinis von Bangalore erinnert. Auch die Cocktails waren erfrischend. Das Ambiente war gehoben und wunderschön. Ein großes Lob an die Inhaber – sie waren super freundlich, und man merkt, wie viel Mühe sie sich mit dem Essen geben.

Sehr lecker und sehr nettes Personal

Hands down the BEST South Indian restaurant I’ve been to in Germany. The idly is soft and perfect, the sambar tastes homely with the right blend of flavours, and their Pongal is the best I’ve had! To anybody looking to try their food for the first time, I would highly recommend the Mysore Masala Dosa, the Pongal, the Masala Puri and the idly. Very authentic and tastes just like it’s made at home back in India. German version: Das ist mit Abstand das beste südindische Restaurant, das ich in Deutschland besucht habe. Die Idlis sind weich und perfekt, der Sambar schmeckt wie selbstgekocht mit der richtigen Aromenmischung, und ihr Pongal ist der beste, den ich je gegessen habe! Allen, die die Küche dieses Restaurants zum ersten Mal probieren möchten, kann ich die Mysore Masala Dosa, den Pongal, die Masala Puri und die Idlis wärmstens empfehlen. Sehr authentisch und schmeckt wie selbstgemacht in Indien.

Das ist genau das südindische Restaurant, auf das München gewartet hat. Meisterhaft zubereitete Dosas bilden das Herzstück einer fantasievollen und innovativen Speisekarte. Der Service ist persönlich – ganz anders als in anderen indischen Restaurants in München. Ich liebe das rein vegetarische Angebot. Ich freue mich schon sehr auf meinen nächsten Besuch!

Dort erwartet Sie ein authentisches südindisches Esserlebnis. Filterkaffee ist ein Muss!

Super, lecker! Wir werden auf jeden Fall wiederkommen.

Hervorragendes Essen, authentisch geführt. Ich komme gerne wieder!

Als gebürtige Bengaluruerin, die unzählige Restaurants und Imbisse in ihrer Heimatstadt erkundet hat, fühlte sich der Besuch im Ambari in München wie eine Reise zurück in die alte Heimat an. Das Restaurant hat eine so herzliche und einladende Atmosphäre, und es war schön zu wissen, dass die Betreiber tatsächlich aus Bengaluru stammen. Man merkt, dass sie sich mit viel Herzblut bemüht haben, den authentischen Geschmack und das Flair ihrer Heimat mitten in Deutschlands Großstadt wiederzubeleben. Ich habe Masala Dosa, Vada und Veg Biryani probiert, und jeder Bissen weckte Erinnerungen an meine Zeit in Bengaluru. Das absolute Highlight war für mich der Sambar. Er schmeckte nicht wie die typische Restaurantversion, sondern erinnerte mich an das, was meine Mutter früher in unserer Küche zubereitet hat – wohltuend, aromatisch und authentisch. Ich kann das Ambari jedem wärmstens empfehlen, der sich nach echter südindischer Küche sehnt, besonders denen, die den unverwechselbaren Geschmack von Bengaluru suchen!

Der Service war exzellent! Es war ein wahrer Genuss, im Ambari zu essen. Das Mango-Lassi war köstlich und schmeckte wie selbstgemacht, da es aus hausgemachtem Quark (den wir lieben!) und nicht aus Joghurt zubereitet war. Die gemischte Pakora-Platte mit Chatpata Chat Masala und dem perfekt gewürzten Minz-Chutney war ebenfalls ein Genuss! Als Hauptgericht hatten wir Mysore Masala Dose 😋, Bisibelebath, ein nordindisches Thali (das Rasam war himmlisch, das Poori- und Auberginen-Curry ein Traum, Holige ein zusätzliches Highlight!) und Malai Kofta mit Knoblauch-Naan (auch sehr lecker!). Wir waren sehr froh über den kleinen Umweg, da das Saravana Bhavan geschlossen war. Wir können das Ambari wärmstens empfehlen – für das Ambiente, die Einrichtung, die netten Gespräche und das Essen! Wir kommen wieder, um beim nächsten Mal Akki Rotti und Ragi Rotti zu probieren!

Sehr schöne vegetarische Speisekarte und sehr freundlicher Service. Wir waren zum Brunch da und vom Chai über Dosa und Idli bis zum Sambar war alles sehr lecker.

Dieses Restaurant ist durchaus einen Besuch wert, besonders wenn man in Berlin gezielt nach rein vegetarischen Gerichten sucht. Das Ambiente ist angenehm und kombiniert moderne und traditionelle Dekorelemente, was dem Raum eine gemütliche und einladende Atmosphäre verleiht. Das Essen selbst konnte unsere Erwartungen jedoch nicht ganz erfüllen. Wir bestellten Mysore Dosa, ein Thali, Tee und Gajar Halwa. Alle Gerichte waren geschmacklich durchschnittlich und entsprachen nicht unseren Erwartungen an Authentizität. Besonders überraschend war die Rajma, die mit Kartoffeln in einer mir unbekannten Mischung serviert wurde. Traditionell wird Rajma ohne Kartoffeln zubereitet, daher wirkte diese Variante ungewöhnlich und passte nicht zum klassischen Geschmacksprofil. Insgesamt war es ein angenehmer Besuch, aber die Qualität und der Geschmack des Essens entsprachen nicht unseren Erwartungen, insbesondere da wir uns in einer internationalen Metropole wie Berlin befanden, wo man authentische Aromen erwartet. Für Vegetarier ist das Restaurant eine gute Option, aber es besteht noch Verbesserungspotenzial in puncto Geschmack und Authentizität.

Wir besuchten Ambari und aßen Masala Chai, Bengaluru-Filterkaffee, Idli und Dosa. Alles war frisch und sehr lecker. Idli und Dosa schmeckten authentisch, und der Kaffee war perfekt. Endlich haben wir ein Restaurant gefunden, in dem wir regelmäßig frische südindische Küche genießen können. Absolut empfehlenswert!

Ein super indisches Restaurant mit einer Speisenauswahl, die sich von den meisten indischen Restaurants unterscheidet. Außerdem sind alle Gerichte alle vegetarisch. Wir kommen sehr gerne hierher, weil vor allem der Service äußerst nett ist und gerne zu den vorhandenen Speisen berät.

Diese Bewertung kommt etwas verspätet. Wir haben das Ambari Ende Juli besucht, und der Wochenendbrunch war einfach fantastisch. Der Filterkaffee war mit Abstand der beste, den wir in Deutschland getrunken haben. Noch besser waren die Gastgeber – Kiran und Rashmi. Sie waren so freundlich und zuvorkommend und haben sich viel Zeit für uns genommen. Sie haben sogar unsere kleinen Zwillinge mitgenommen und sind mit ihnen durchs Restaurant spaziert, sodass wir in Ruhe ihr köstliches Essen genießen konnten. Vielen Dank euch beiden, dass ihr ein Stück Südindien nach München gebracht habt. Wer Kritik am Restaurant üben möchte, dem empfehle ich, diese direkt mitzuteilen. Die beiden werden Feedback sofort annehmen und daran arbeiten. Nur wenige Restaurants bieten in Deutschland ein authentisches indisches Erlebnis, und das Ambari gehört zu diesen seltenen Ausnahmen. Unterstützen wir sie also dabei, noch besser zu werden. Insgesamt hatten wir einen fantastischen Besuch.

Etwas teuer, aber den Preis absolut wert.

Authentisches Essen aus Karnataka mit hervorragendem Geschmack 🌟. Die Gerichte haben mir sehr gut geschmeckt. Das Ambiente ist angenehm und Kartenzahlung ist möglich, was sehr praktisch ist. Ich komme auf jeden Fall gerne wieder. ✌️

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolut empfehlenswert! Ich war begeistert von diesem indischen Restaurant! Schon beim Betreten fällt auf, wie außergewöhnlich sauber und gepflegt alles ist. Die Atmosphäre ist warm und einladend, und das Personal unglaublich freundlich und aufmerksam. Das Essen war ein echtes Highlight: äägenau so, wie man es sich bei authentischer indischer Küche wünscht. Jede Speise wurde liebevoll angerichtet. Besonders hervorheben möchte ich die Vielfalt der Gerichte und die hohe Qualität der Zutaten. Man merkt sofort, dass hier mit Leidenschaft gekocht wird. Ich komme auf jeden Fall wieder… eine klare 5-Sterne-Empfehlung!

Very nice service! Very delicious food at a good price/value ratio.

Taste is ok not good but I'm happy in Munich two pure vegetarian restaurant including saravana bhawan and ambari My request to ambari and saravana bhavan please improve your food taste.

Far too expensive and not particularly tasty either.

Very cosy place and great ambience paired with generously spiced food. Me and my friend really loved the dosa and chai. Also the service and friendliness were beyond my expectations.

Excellent satvik thali. Just finished our meal at the restaurant. Couldn’t wait to write the review. It’s royalty on the platter. Absolutely AMBROSIAL. Great service too.

Had awesome food. Great place for Satvik food lovers….had South Indian taali with satvik option, it was just super….

Awesome food! What a lovely place… the food is authentic and cooked from the heart by the Chef! I am so glad I went here with my family. They loved the food and it made my weekend!

One of the best Indian restaurants in town!

I cannot stress how wonderful my experience was at Ambari. Having been to many restaurants, including Michelin starred ones, I can say with absolute certainty that dining at Ambari was the most pleasurable experience I've ever had eating out. The food was delicious, wholesome and clearly made with great skill. Often times I find vegetarian food lacking, BUT Ambari has showed me what veggies can be capable of. I left the restaurant as satisfied as if I had eaten a perfectly cooked steak, and then some. Kudos to everybody involved, between the food and service everything was impecable.

During my recent trip to Munich with four of my friends, we had the immense pleasure of dining at Ambari, a hidden gem of an Indian restaurant that my friend Keith Sarasin, a celebrated chef from New England, discovered online. From the moment we walked through the doors, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of warmth and welcome, setting the stage for a truly memorable dining experience. The hospitality at Ambari was nothing short of remarkable. The staff went above and beyond to ensure we felt comfortable and well taken care of, providing attentive service without being intrusive. It was clear that they genuinely care about their guests, which added to the overall charm of the evening. Ambari offers a diverse menu that showcases both traditional South Indian and pan-Indian dishes. Each plate we ordered was a vibrant celebration of flavors. The aromatic spices and fresh ingredients used in every dish were evident, making each bite a delight to savor. I particularly enjoyed the dosas, which were perfectly crisp that transported me straight to India. One of the highlights of our meal was the coffee. I’ve never experienced anything quite like it before—it was rich, flavorful, and expertly brewed. It was the perfect ending to our meal, elevating the entire dining experience to a new level of satisfaction. The ambiance of Ambari is equally impressive. The decor strikes a balance between modern elegance and traditional Indian elements, creating a space that feels both inviting and sophisticated. It's the kind of place where you can enjoy a casual meal with friends or celebrate a special occasion. Reflecting on our visit, I can confidently say that Ambari left a lasting impression on all of us. The combination of exceptional food, outstanding hospitality, and a welcoming atmosphere makes it a must-visit in Munich. I’m already looking forward to my next trip, and I will undoubtedly be returning to Ambari. If you find yourself in this beautiful city, don’t miss the chance to experience this culinary treasure! Highly recommended!

Ambari is the kind of restaurant that reminds you why food matters. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted not just with warmth but with genuine care, the kind of hospitality that feels like a hug from someone who has been waiting for you. The food? It’s emotional. Every bite tastes like memory, layered, soulful, and unapologetically South Indian. The Mysore Masala Dosa was crisp perfection, the sambar sang with depth, and the chutneys felt alive with freshness. The South Indian thali nearly brought me to tears, absolutely perfect flavors that made me stop talking mid-bite just to feel. You can tell that the people behind Ambari cook with love and intention. Nothing about this place feels manufactured or rushed. It’s pure, heartfelt food, crafted with respect for tradition and served with quiet pride. As a chef who has spent years exploring Indian cuisine, I can say with complete honesty, Ambari is one of the most traditional and moving dining experiences I’ve ever had outside of India. Munich, you’re lucky to have this place.

I have been in the business for over forty years. I have a complete love for Indian cuisine, especially South Indian. I have traveled all over the US and I’m headed to Mumbai on 10/22/2025. I have never experienced such incredible flavors like the ones at Ambari. It wasn’t just the flavors, it was the layers of flavors Rashmi has developed that send your taste buds on an adventure they’ll thank you for. It wasn’t just the globi manchurian that Karin made, although it slaps you with so much flavor you’ll question your life. It wasn’t just the Bangalore filter coffee that had me debating which is better: café con leche in Miami or this. At first, I thought the best dish was the Churumuri. But then IT happened. IT being Bisibelebath. The dish came out and I went in, not expecting anything. But I got everything and so much more. It slapped me with so much flavor I would shank someone if they tried to take it from me. But it wasn’t just the great food. It was the hospitality that Karin and Rashmi showed our group. Don’t walk, run to try this gem. I plan to be back there sooner rather than later.

Myself and a group of my friends were lucky enough to have dinner at Ambari. As soon as we walked through the door, we were met with genuine Indian hospitality. I’m from the United States, and Ambari made me feel at home. The food was absolutely second to none in the area! From the Pani Purri, to the Masala Chaat, to the gajar ka hawala I was blown away! Please never change and thank you so much for this experience! 🙏

Wonderful place for South Indian, especially Karnataka style food like Akki Rotti, Onion Dosa

Very friendly staff, a wide selection of vegetarian dishes, and vegans are also catered for. Converting the Thali to vegan was no problem either. Everything is delicious and fun to try.

Very nice Indian restaurant with good south Indian style food. Menu is little short. Service is little bit slow but not a deal breaker. Taste is amazing and authentic!

Ambari offers an amazing selection of authentic dishes, including some rare specialties you don’t often find elsewhere. The flavors are rich and truly traditional, making it a standout for anyone who loves genuine cuisine. The only downside is that it’s on the pricier side, but the unique and authentic food makes it worth the visit.

If you are in Munich/Germany, try out Ambari Restaurant for Authentic South Indian food. Delicious food & great Ambiance.

Love the simple and authentic ambience! The food is so real and authentic and tasty! I went with Bangalore based friends and it was definitely helpful to place the right order because everything looks so delicious, it’s confusing what to order;) definitely overate and visiting again to try more! The owner was nice! Had a nice and real chat :)

We were 6 people and had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant with subpar food and poor service . Despite a bill of €153, the QUALITY of FOOD didn't match the price . We ordered medu vada, paneer dosa, chole bhature, idli, manchurian, samosa chaat, and drinks The food lacked freshness and, the chutneys and curries were watery, and some items even had an unpleasant smell. The plates were unclean, and the manager's response to our request for tissues was rude . The service overall was just as bad as the food. Honestly, this was one of the worst restaurant experiences we’ve had. TASTELESS food and very poor service. I would not recommend this place at all — better options are available .

Went with family.Terrible food quality. Had to return the food.Seems Staff has run away and wife is cooking. Terrible Terrible. experience.

Pathetic food no idea of what recipes are .I think the owner has no cooking team he tries his own recipes a big NO to go there for a meal .A total disaster in food and taste .

When you walk in, the air is filled with a pleasant aroma of spices. The paneer balls with tomato sauce we had were also delicious. The service was really nice.

We had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. We ordered Manchurian, Paneer Dosa, Masala Dosa, Chole Bhature, and Medu Vada and total bill of 153. The cost was not the issue, but the quality of food was extremely poor. Most of the items were undercooked and had an unpleasant smell. The chutney was completely watery, lacking any taste or consistency. The service was unprofessional and the manager was very rude when we raised our concerns. The food was so bad that we had to leave it all on the table without eating. You can see this clearly in the photos we’ve attached. Overall, it was one of the worst dining experiences we’ve had, and we would strongly advise others to avoid this place.

Guys, I am from south India and this restaurant claim as South Indian believe me it’s not mainly with food. If you looking for idly dosa or any option kind of breakfast just go to other restaurant like sarvana Bhavan, not this restaurant..we go to restaurants for good food, that’s what is exactly missing in this restaurant. We made a bill of 160 euro and left everything on table…that owner cannot afford to give extra tissue when customer asks such a an arrogance and waste behaviour…believe me don’t spoil your mood here,,enjoy somewhere good with better prices ,,,it’s too expensive here,,see the photos

We saw review 4.8 and with 274 people, was excited to taste the South Indian food. That turned out to be not good decision. We are 6 people ordered food worth of 153 euro. Would have tasted one and ordered out of all only Manchuria was good rest all on table left un eaten. Such a disappointment of all restaurants I tried this is the most disappointing one and when asked for a tissue answer was already on table which was fully used, and not sure how to use same one single tissue. Manager/Owner was not ready to take genuine review from us, I felt it was rude and he was not ready to listen which is shocking . Over all experience: after spending almost 153 euro we are heading to have dinner again. Such a dissatisfaction and disappointment. Finally I have a feeling food served should have taste. I am South Indian and this is the first place I left my food and drink barely eaten.

The food was super delicious 😃 Authentic South Indian taste just like home! The filter coffee was my absolute favorite — perfect balance of decoction and sugar. Pongal was rich with ghee and so comforting, and the vada was nice, crispy, and crunchy. On top of that, the hospitality was really nice and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely worth a visit!

Came here after the restaurant reopened in the new location and the experience was beyond expectation! The pleasant ambience and even more delicious options on the menu. From Starters like Masalpuri and Dosa menu to the drinks and dessert, all so flavorful and wholesome, felt like I was transported to Bangalore. Best part is that it’s so healthy that the stomach feels light & happy something which I cannot speak for most Indian restaurant. Plus we always have the pleasure to be greeted by Rashmi & Kiran who are such gracious hosts.

Clean and authentic Kannada food ! Nothing is over the top spiced or greasy- felt like my grandmothers food , we loved everything that we tried and hope to go back for more.

Basic item like filter coffee was also screwed up literally and wouldn't not like to comment on the rest, would leave it to your imagination.

Food taste is pathetic. Neither north nor South Indian food tastes good. Overpriced by almost 200%. Quantity is also below average. Should be avoided.

If you’re truly looking for authentic Indian food, I would strongly recommend avoiding this place. We spent €150 and didn’t get even the slightest taste or satisfaction of real Indian cuisine. They clearly don’t understand Indian food and are just experimenting with random fusions. Honestly, a big no.

Excellent South Indian vegetable cuisine. Everything we tried was great. Excellent service. Nice ambience and very family friendly.

We went for lunch menu in the afternoon and had North Indian thali. Food is like homemade indian food. Just made right. Small and cozy atmosphere. And very friendly staff.

Super friendly staff and really delicious food with very good value for money!

We were here for lunch with family during summer. The ambiance was super nice. The service was pleasant. The food (North Indian thali) had an authentic Indian taste. Shout out to the salt lassi, dhal makaani, filter coffee and the masala chai. Do not forget to ask for less spices in the food if you have special requirements/ if you are with children.

Being South Indian, I am in love with the food of this place! Yum! Holds special place in my heart. Service was excellent as well. Thank you for bringing authentic Karnataka flavours to Munich!! <3

Too good vegetarian food i loved it

Food was really average, I’ve had better street side food. We went as a group and were looking for a decent experience but returned disheartened. We ordered, Pongal + Vada, Bisi Bele Bath, bonda, Pakora, Idly and Poori. Except poori everything was horrible. Onion pakora was undercooked and worst of all we had to call the waiter 10 times. I would recommend them to pay some attention to the chef. Apart from that, the ambiance was pleasant and chai was good.

Very tasty and authentic. The menus are particularly recommended as you can try several different dishes that you don't know from typical Indian restaurants. There is a star deduction for the ambience. Unfortunately it wasn't very clean and a few room dividers would make the room more comfortable.

Wonderful experience. The space, the music, the service were top notch, only bested by the superbly balance and aromatic dishes. Topped the meal off with a solid Masala Chai.

We discovered Ambari by chance today and were thrilled. Extremely delicious and authentic food, friendly service, and we immediately felt at home. We definitely want to come back!

We really enjoyed the Karnataka style South Indian food and the welcoming vibe of this restaurant. The owners are so friendly, kind and passionate about what they do. This is reflected in every small detail of the restaurant from the decor to the menu and them personally greeting all the guests. Our favourite thing on the menu was the authentic, spicy and delicious Masala Puri.

Overpriced, very less quantity and lacking flavours.

Excellent vegetarian food, reminds me of the warmth of Bangalore. Very nicely cooked food without excessive oil. Felt like home away from home:

Best Indian restaurant in Munich! Very authentic food and great ambiance!

The service, Ambience is great. But all the good part ended for us there. We are south Indian and we couldn't enjoy the food from here may be because we are not a great fan of Bangalore style food. Its misleading when you say its south indian food. Its more of Bangalore vegetarian food. The sambar, the coffee the taste is authentic compared to Bangalore food but not Tamilnadu or Kerala style, just a heads up. What surprised us was the Chole bhattoora which we usually have from Bangalore this was too oily and too crispy like papad. This supposed to be chewy and soft, unfortunately this was not the experience we expected. The chole was good. Bhattoora was not good. The Dosa is also Bangalore style too crispy that its actually a papad but this is Karnataka style we cant blame this. We like Kerala or Tamilnadu or Andhra style dosas which are crispy on the outside but soft inside. The service was great. The Ambience was also good. We like everything except for the food.

Un-Hygenic, Under-staffed, Under-cooked, 1. You will get used tumblers with lip marks,residual matter from last drink. 2. You will be rudely asked & then argued after one of them made you sit at the table, EVEN with a RESERVATION. 3. Mediocrely(moderate & low quality) made food, if you complain of undercooked food, You will get cooking lessons and RUDE JUSTIFICATION from the Owner itself. One of the WORST RESTAURANT experience in MUNICH Wish I had the option to give Not even ONE star. NOTE: Exponentially friendly to Foreigners but Indians specially North Indians doesnt get the better end of the stick(Biased Service) as Foreigners get served first even if Indians had arrived before them.

Waste of money. Not up to the mark Masala dosa - Batter is very sour Chole bhatore - crazy one 🤣

Super authentic, delicious vegan food. Very friendly service and great value for money. Highly recommended. Spice levels vary, but it's really good if you order it spicy. Decent drink sizes.

This is an Indian vegetarian restaurant that offers good food in terms of quantity and quality, definitely a good value for the price. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is pleasant. While everything else was great, I found the taste of the food to be just average. Still, it’s a decent spot if you’re looking for a vegetarian meal in a nice setting.

The service was attentive, and the ambience was pleasant, but unfortunately, the food didn’t meet expectations. The flavors were underwhelming, and chutneys in particular lacked freshness. Hoping for improvement on the culinary side in the future, as the staff and setting deserve praise.

Really authentic south indian food that you will get nowhere else in Munich!

Ambari is a wonderful restaurant serving authentic vegetarian and vegan dishes from Karnataka (state in India). The ambience is modern with plenty of natural lighting and comfortable seating. On arrival, we were immediately shown our tables with a big smile. The brunch menu on Saturday & Sundays is limited, but diverse. We called for a Pongal, Poori for mains and shared a Gajar Halwa. We topped our meal with filter coffee (must try!). All the dishes has good portion sizes, were tasty and served warm. The spice levels were low/moderate yet flavorful. For the entire meal, we payed a little more than €40. Great location, wonderful menu. Must try!

Ambari was a truly pleasant surprise. The food was truly delicious and reminded me of home – just the right spices, nothing over the top. You can tell the care is taken in the cooking here. The service was also super friendly; you immediately feel at home. The atmosphere is pleasantly different. In many Indian restaurants, you often see the usual images of the Taj Mahal, spice markets, or scenes from everyday village life. Ambari takes a different approach: modern design, clean lines – yet you still feel the connection to South Indian culture. You can also tell that the restaurant is slowly moving toward fine dining – stylish, calm, and well-considered. If you like South Indian food and want to enjoy it in a somewhat special setting, this is the place for you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ambari was a truly pleasant surprise. The food was full of authentic South Indian flavors and reminded me of home – well-balanced spices, nothing over the top. You can tell the kitchen puts real care into every dish. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. What really stood out was the atmosphere. Unlike many Indian restaurants that often feature typical decor like the Taj Mahal, spice displays, or village life scenes, Ambari takes a different approach. The design is modern and minimal, but still manages to reflect South Indian culture in a subtle way. You can see they’re moving more towards a fine dining concept – calm, elegant, and well thought out. If you enjoy South Indian cuisine and want to try it in a setting that’s a bit more refined but still warm and inviting, Ambari is definitely worth a visit.

Out of the food that we ordered, we particularly liked masal puri, samosa chat, akki rotti, mango lassi and pani puri. The paneer dish that we ordered was good. The medu vada was a bit oily and the bhatura tasted sour. Overall the food was good.

Incredibly good food! It's really nice to sit there, especially outside. I would love to eat there every day :)

For the price point the food was not good. I can’t believe the onion dosa came with raw onions instead of cooked onions (as is the standard with dosa) Service pretty average

Disappointed! Ambari has to up their game.

A quiet buzz of Sanskrit prayer in the background with massive quantities of tasty, spicy, South Indian breakfast staples.

Very tasty Indian food with friendly service.

Super delicious and authentic food, lovely hosts and a beautiful ambience!

Good filter coffee and Mysore Masala Dosas

If you are a vegetarian with a taste for Indian, just run to this place. This is worth every cent!

Super delicious, atmospheric interior & friendly staff!

I had high hopes, but unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. I had to wait a long time, and when the food finally arrived, the sambar lacked flavor and didn’t meet my expectations. The dosa was just okay, nothing special. Overall, it was a one-time visit for me — not worth coming back.

Had a pleasant experience at this restaurant. The Dosa was particularly good, crisp and flavorful, and the Gobi was also well-prepared. The only minor downside was the service speed, which could have been a bit quicker. Paying by card was no problem, which was convenient.

Ambari has truly become my go-to spot whenever I crave comforting, home-style food. Their thali is a perfect balance of flavors and variety, and the Akki Rotti is an absolute standout—crispy, flavorful, and served just right. The food always reminds me of a warm meal back home. If you’re missing that authentic, homely touch in your meals, Ambari is a must-try.

Hands down the best Indian restaurant in Munich. They offer authentic and delicious south and north Indian specialties. Their ambience is a true reflection of the culture of the southern Indian state of Karnataka. With an extensive drinks menu and specialty wines, you can experience Indian fine dining right in the heart of Munich like never before. Definitely a must try restaurant!!

Nice to try a different type of Indian restaurant. The new location is so nice! The food is great, as always.

What a perfect South Indian experience! From the filter coffee to the idli and dosa, it was just amazing! I just had the best sambar here! Would love to be back whenever I am in Munich. 10/10 experience