Food was absolutely divine! But unfortunately I found a thick hair in my curry :( The service was a little awkward as the staff was hovering around us constantly , it’s a little difficult to eat when being watched so closely , but better than being ignored, I guess! There was a waiter who seemed a bit confused and overwhelmed , was constantly quizzing us what we had ordered (even after putting in our order) and since we were a large table it caused some stress having to remember everything again .
A fantastic restaurant near the Theresienwiese with incredibly delicious, authentic, and freshly prepared food. The cocktails and lemonade are all homemade and very tasty. The service is relaxed, not too fast, but still within reason. We were there around 4 pm and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We'll definitely be back.
This restaurant is a must for anyone who enjoys Indian food. The interior design is impressive from the moment you walk in. The menu is extensive and includes not only classic dishes but also some unusual fusion creations. The prices are very reasonable.
The service was also excellent.
We'll definitely be back!
The overcooked and poorly seasoned food was served in disposable aluminum plates on a plastic tablecloth (see photo). Dessert was also served in a disposable plastic bowl with a plastic spoon. Not exactly a carbon footprint – a point worth mentioning for climate activists.
The "waiters" were unprofessional; they didn't clear used napkins with the plates but threw them back into the middle of the table, since everything, including the plastic tablecloth, was thrown away at the end. Water was served in plastic bottles without glasses, and the cutlery was the cheapest tin. I would classify it as a typical fast-food restaurant in Yemen, with all the quirks that are apparently common there. Therefore, it was an interesting experience, but one I personally wouldn't want to repeat. The restrooms and the overall cleanliness were remarkably poor. During our visit (Friday, 6:30-8:00 PM), when the bistro was busy, the back area was sprayed with what appeared to be an insecticide, and the dining area smelled of this chemical. (I recognize this smell from my time in Africa and India.)
I consider this restaurant to be very authentic and quite suitable for adventurous individuals looking to broaden their horizons.
It's simply wonderful when you, as a local, are still valued despite all the touristy stuff – it makes you feel right at home!
It's wonderful when Allgäu traditions are still observed. Thank you – on a beautiful, beautiful tree 😊
Simply cozy and genuine! Stay just the way you are!