DHABA in München

Norm, the Romanian woman in the first room from the stairs on the right side on the second floor is just awesome.

Pretty good place to grab a quick bite to eat. Portions are good, very tasty, price is okay. Not too bad, can't go wrong with this one.

It's fine. The renovation was very successful. Everything now looks very modern. I find the way one member of the staff treats customers questionable.

I ordered gyro calamari to go and was unfortunately quite disappointed. The dish only contained four very small and rather unloved-looking calamari rings (looked like they were frozen), and the gyro itself was unfortunately very dry. For the price, I honestly expected better quality.

I'm sorry, but that was awful. I ate here with friends on December 2nd, 2025. We hadn't been to the restaurant before but wanted to try it. I ordered the "Böckinger Feldgschrei," and it arrived completely tasteless. The texture was okay, but beyond that, it was utterly lacking in flavor. There wasn't even any salt or pepper. When I asked about it, the waitress took the dish back to the kitchen, returned shortly after, and said it was supposed to taste exactly like that. However, she offered me the option of choosing a different dish from the menu, which I gratefully accepted. Immediately afterward, another employee came to our table and stated that the staff had deemed the dish acceptable, so it was my problem if I didn't like it. She rather bluntly informed us that I would have to pay the full price for the dish, even though I had essentially returned the plate to the kitchen untouched. And to make this perfectly clear: I never asked for compensation; I simply wanted my food to taste like something. So, dear Obacht team: Of course, I'm annoyed that I paid €20 for water with bits of liquid when I barely ate any of it. But my wallet can handle it. What I find truly astonishing, however, is your approach of adding bad service and poor style to the bad food. If your food had only half the chutzpah of your staff, we all would have gone home happy.