Very nice place, great food and very nice people who run this joint. The wine selection is good…read moreand he also has other liquor options. We tried Dal Tadka, Chicken tikka and Baingan Bharta...it was quite good and will certainly come back.

Great food and great service! The restaurant is maybe a 5 minute walk from the Leuchtenberg Ring…read morestop. The owner speaks English and was nice enough to call me a taxi when I'd finished eating (it had gotten really cold outside!) Yummy chai tea and tikka masala.

Presentation was excellent. The food came in a heated clay pot that kept the food warm. I'm a huge…read morefan of Indian food and this place did not disappoint! The server and the owner were friendly. We came for dinner but they also have a lunch menu that is such a good deal. Highly recommended!!

I tried, and I mean, I really tried to give this restaurant many chances to prove that they are a…read morestellar Indian restaurant in the Munich area. Tonight was my last time that I will go there as I feel the food was extremely subpar. I ordered a lamb pallak, which had zero taste. And when I mean zero taste, it was so bland that I had to put a ton of salt on the food to make it taste palatable. I don't think that the crook ever tried the food that he was serving before he put it out. That being said, and unfortunately, I will no longer go there as a paying customer. The staff is very nice, but if the food is not good. So why waste your money?

We had a fresh, friendly dinner at Madam Chutney. The wait staff was so amiable, from the moment we…read morewalked in to the moment we were one of the last tables to leave. Our cocktails were a lot of fun. I discovered here the Don Papa rum, which is from my home country of the Philippines, where I didn't even know they made rum. It was sweet and smooth; I wish I could remember which house cocktail I had them sub it in for. I do think the dal makhani could have done with several more hours of simmering, but most restaurants do a quick cook on this favorite lentil dish of mine. Like a lot of Munich, Madam Chutney is dog-friendly. My friend's 70-pound dog, Lola, made us a whole table of friends! I was stunned the wait staff was tolerant of it.

An Unexpected Gem in Munich, We Came Back the Very Next Day!…read more What an incredible surprise! We had just landed in Munich from the US and were craving some really good Indian food. By chance, we discovered Madam Chutney, and what started as simply looking for a good meal turned into an out-of-this-world dining experience. The food was absolutely delicious fresh, flavorful, beautifully spiced, and genuinely finger-licking good. Every dish was bursting with authentic Indian flavors and had that wonderful combination of spice, aroma, and comfort that makes you want to keep eating long after you're full! We enjoyed it so much that we came back the very next day to eat the same food all over again! When you're visiting Munich for only a short time and choose to return to the same restaurant two days in a row, that probably says everything. The atmosphere, the food, and the whole experience made Madam Chutney one of those unexpected discoveries that becomes a highlight of your trip. If you're in Munich and love Indian food, don't miss Madam Chutney. Come hungry, you may find yourself coming back the next day, just like we did! Five stars from us, absolutely delicious and unforgettable!

I had a good feeling when I came in, a popular busy place with lively atmosphere; white table…read morecloths. Food - butter chicken - was less impressive unfortunately; it tasted as if some supermarket vegetable bouillon brick was its foundation rather than the rich mix of spices this dish can also have. Naan a little bland, and portion sizes generally on the small side. The Lassi was rich and good. Constant coming and going of food delivery guys who mostly didn't bother to shut the door; almost comical seeing a woman get up every time to close it while the staff didn't care = try to get seated away from the entrance as long as they don't install some closing mechanism.

Very good Place, food is perfect service also perfect the stuff very friendly…read more. Location is good specially after very long exhibition, it's one of the best Indian restaurants in the area

Spoke to the waiter in Nepali as I don't yet speak German, and it went very well. The sauce wasn't…read morevery good, but the Momos were home made, and tasted very authentic in the way that they serve Momos. In the sense they tend to add a dash of curry sauce or curry flavoring in their fillings for both meat and vegetables that give it a unique taste that I have only seen served in Nepal. I hear their Thalis are excellent, so I hope to be back to try that out. 22 euros for this meal in the picture meanwhile. A but on the expensive side but Nepali restaurants are a rarity...

Nepal Haus was an amazing find in Munich. It seems to be run by one dude. I don't know if he cooks…read moreas well. Hopefully, he has a cook in the back. This place looks pretty authentic. Also most Nepalese can speak English, and the dude could speak English quite well, even though he said he hasn't practiced in many years. The place is small. They have maybe a few tables inside and outside. Luckily, it wasn't that busy when we came. I would advise sitting outside. It was super-hot inside. They have a big menu. Everything looked good. I tried their momo or dumplings. It was like your traditional Chinese dumplings, but the fillings had more of an Indian flavor. Nepal uses a lot of spices similar to India. I loved the flavors. It was so different, yet familiar to me. Their Veggie Dal Bhat is your basic vegetarian platter with Dal (lentil soup), potatoes, chickpeas, and other veggie goodness. They all had great flavor from the many spices they used. They also have a bunch of fried noodle dishes, so I tried one. It came with chili sauce, that reminded me of sambal oelek. The noodle were cooked well, and I liked the flavor. The staff was friendly and helpful. I liked the food. It's a great place to check out if you're near the Ostbahnhof (munich east station) and want to take a break from all the heavy, Bavarian foods.

I gave myself a good talking to before giving this place three stars. As a born and bred South…read moreIndian when I walk into a South Indian restaurant, I am very critical as, if they cannot do it better than me then, it's not worth it. I had this stuff three times a day for 20 some odd years and, also learnt to cook it from my mom ;-)) As I suspected, I can do this heaps better myself but, for Munich, it is pretty good, hence the three stars. It really is 2.5 stars for me. The menu has a handful of South Indian dishes in it but it's not a South Indian menu. The main thing I wanted to try here was dosa. Unfortunately for me it lacked flavour and seasoning. The dosa itself had good texture and done well however, the taste let it down. The coconut chutney that came with it was made from powdered coconut and it was ordinary at best. The South Indian mixed vorspeise was a bit disappointing and lacked flavour. It's suited to the German palette and not an Indian one. Service was very friendly and the guy who welcomed us was very nice. The place is big with lots of outdoor seating and a nice way to spend an evening. I may go back here again but it's too far from home and I would have to really think hard before I do. I did not have high expectations when we decided to go here and my expectations were met. An ok place for South Indian food in Munich. Not really authentic but it will do. As a lover of South Indian food I will have to keep looking for a place where I can have this food made the way I like it ;-))

Ordered pondicherry thali and it was really amazing. Chicken 65 is also a must try…read more What was disappointing was the dosa. It did not have potato sabji inside which is normally the case for authentic Masala dosa. It had a mixture of carrot, broccoli and cottage cheese, a filling I never had in my life. It also tasted bad. The only reason why I giving the place a 3 star is its dosa. Really bad. But pondicherry thali and chicken 65 is a must tr

Excellent good Naan 4/5…read moreMalai kofta 4/5 Paneer 5/5 Excellent service They also have a chaat shop and Indian store nearby

If you're sick of German cuisine in Munich, this is the place to go. Outdoor seating, flavorful and…read morefilling, it was the familiarity I needed in food. We sat next to a regular who loved coming here after work. Any place with a regular is a good in my book. - Fish Pakoras: Crispy and fishy, reminded me of an Indian version of bacalaitos. - Palak Paneer: creamy and green, just the way I like it. - Navratan Korma: creamy, sweet, and raisins. Gobbled it up with basmati rice. No leftovers. Come early before 6pm. It gets crowded quickly at night.

I've only been to GOA for lunch during the week, but I find it to be delicious and decently priced!…read more Love the mango lassi here, definitely would recommend. For main dishes, the chicken korma is wonderful and you can't go wrong with the chicken tikka masala. And while you're at it, order a side of naan bread. Service is quick and courteous. You'll be in and out in less than an hour.

Solid food. Got the paneer butter masala, which didn't knock my socks off, but was what I was…read morehoping for. Spice was mild, which was unfortunate, but they have to cater to a low-spice-tolerant Germany population. Good service.

Excellent Indian food! The butter naan was delicious, and the palak paneer was one of my favorites…read more Great menu selection--I'll definitely be back! It was the perfect ending to a day at the Munich Film Festival.

The food is delicious and it's authentic. The owner named Lucky is friendly and takes good care of…read morehis customers. It's a cozy little restaurant and seems popular among locals. I had the masala papadum which was interesting and my first with this style and I enjoyed it. I also had the meat thali plate and it was yummy and probably enough for 2 people. Great Indian restaurant in Munich.