Zum Loh in Lohfelden

What's going on, you just called and heard "The number is not in use" Closed?

I used to be a guest at the "typically Indian" restaurant several times, but apparently the owner and the staff changed about a year ago! I am a very convinced critic when it comes to international cuisine, but what business does a citizen or a schnitzel have on a menu if the restaurant or what's left of it is completely lost in the name "typically Indian"? I myself come from a family of restaurateurs and worked a few years ago in an Indian/Nepalese restaurant that is widely known under the name "Himalaya" and can present a very typically Indian atmosphere as well as correspondingly very high-quality cuisine, and have done so since it was founded currently based at Wilhelmshöhe train station in Kassel. Today the popular restaurant "Himalaya" in the atrium has been reopened for 3 years, it has regained its place in its quality, in the extremely courteous service and stylish atmosphere and when I speak of "typically Indian", then when I speak of Nepalese Indian cuisine clearly refined. My recommendation, the Himalaya in the Atrium in Kassel.

I don't know if it was because of my delay, but they kept me waiting (2 hours) considering that the goods were urgent. Several Hungarians work at the depot, they are good-natured and helpful! There is a toilet!

We have been here twice within 4 weeks. A nice little restaurant in itself, but unfortunately there is one big drawback. When ordering the food we specifically said please not spicy, as mild as possible, unfortunately even our daughter's sushi was spicy. If that changes and the guests are taken into account a little more, we would be very happy. Unfortunately, not everyone can eat spicy food.

In the heather jug, in the heather jug, Our Heidi is doing well, The food is absolutely amazing The cocktail tastes like more and fruit, And when I stagger home into my room at night, The door is open, you little worse! 😉