Zum Loh in Lohfelden

What's going on? I just called and heard "The number isn't in service." Closed?

I used to be a frequent guest at "Typically Indian," but apparently, the owner and staff changed about a year ago! I'm a very staunch critic of international cuisine, but what business is a burger or a schnitzel on a menu when the restaurant, or what's left of it, has completely lost its way in the name "Typically Indian"? I myself come from a family of restaurateurs and worked a few years ago in an Indian/Nepalese restaurant known widely as "Himalaya," which offers a very typically Indian atmosphere and correspondingly high-quality cuisine. Since its inception, it has been located at Kassel's Wilhelmshöhe train station. Today, the popular "Himalaya" restaurant in the atrium has reopened three years ago. It has regained all its significance in terms of quality, highly attentive service, and stylish atmosphere. When I say "Typically Indian," I mean when Nepalese cuisine significantly enhances Indian cuisine. My recommendation: the Himalaya in the Atrium in Kassel.

Large parking lot, spacious restrooms, and plenty of space in the restaurant. The scrambled eggs were delicious, and the staff were very friendly and attentive.

Very tasty. Friendly service. I just miss a more interesting dessert—not necessarily Vietnamese. Other than that, great!

At the Heidekrug, at the Heidekrug, Our Heidi is doing well there, The food is absolutely amazing, The cocktail tastes of flour and fruit, And when I stagger home to my room at night, The door is open, you little silly thing! 😉