Die besten Restaurants mit Afghanisches restaurant Essen in München

Sehr gute und authentische Küche aus Afghanistan. Solche Speisen bekommt man eigentlich nur bei den wohlhabenden Familien in Afghanistan. Bin wirklich begeistert.

Disappointment and bad experience. Plates half empty and not fresh and the price isn't right either. We wouldn't come again. Not recommended

Unglaublich arrogant und unfreundlich am Telefon. Zwei Tischzeiten am Montagabend (!) 18.00 Uhr oder 20.30 Uhr, keinerlei Flexibiltät bei der Tischreservierung. Die arme Gastronomie... Ich habe jetzt in einem anderen afghanischen Restaurant ohne Probleme zur gewünschten Zeit reserviert.

Food was very tasty. Would come again

Wohl sehr authentischer Afghane. Gäste sind zu 90% Landsleute, daher scheint das echte afghanische Küche zu sein. Zu jedem Essen gibt es ein leckeres Fladenbrot. Teigtaschen waren vorzüglich, Auberginen etwas sehr ölig. Sehr voll und sehr laut. Bedingung aber schnell und zuvorkommend. Schon um 18 Uhr bis auf den letzten Platz besetzt - also unbedingt reservieren.

Great ambience, top service and also great advice if you don't know what to do next. Overall we were very satisfied.

Were eating here for the first time. Very tasty, great service, nice atmosphere.

Halal food, good taste, reasonable price, friendly people

The freshly baked naan is crispy, soft and chewy. The grilled chicken skewers we ordered are rich in spices, and the meat is not tough but juicy. The whole plate comes with rice, salad and side dishes. I think the nutrition is balanced and great! Although there are few seats, it is spacious and not crowded, and it plays Middle Eastern music, which is quite interesting. A single meal costs 15 to 20 euros, and a shared meal costs 55 euros.

Unfortunately we were back in the Orientisch restaurant – and almost everything was bad. The first impression: a dark, uninviting atmosphere with dusty decorations reminiscent of old buses. Although the waiter was friendly, he didn't know many basic rules of gastronomy. Then came the menu: confusing, ugly and completely chaotic. For example, the numbering suddenly jumped from 47 to 22 and then on to 35 - just absurd. The starters were of very poor quality and the glasses smelled so unpleasant that we had to ask for a replacement. The young man who took our order tried hard, but the basic concept was just bad. The quality of the food was very disappointing - even though I had often enjoyed very good food from Afghan friends. In this comparison, this was simply loveless and tasteless. I don't even want to go into the details - the table was dirty, the chairs were full of leftover food and trash from the previous guest. The service was also extremely poor: when the plates were cleared, only half of them were taken away, the rest were simply left there. When dessert came, only half was served - we had to get up ourselves to ask for the rest. The toilets were also not at the level you would expect from a restaurant in the center of Munich. Running a restaurant is hard work and requires a high level of management and discipline. Unfortunately, in restaurants like Orientisch, many basic standards are simply not met. High prices, but food and service well below average.

A very nice shop. Great food. The server was very friendly and attentive. He fulfilled all our wishes and gave us excellent advice. I would recommend it to everyone and would gladly come again!👍🏼