Clean and spacious. Free parking and proprietors are warm and friendly. Little English spoken, but…read moreno matter. Wanderup is a quiet little town in Northern Germany. A good stopping off place on our way to Norway.

Excellent service and lovely food makes this a highly recommended restaurant. Just be aware that it…read moreis not located in the city centre - so you probably need a car or take public transport. We got the tandoori chicken and it was super nice. The standard sauce for the tandoori was a little too sweet for my taste - but the korma and saag sauces were outstanding.

Two of us popped in for lunch. We were the only ones in the restaurant and were immediately struck…read moreby how chilly it was. First the waiter took his time giving us the menus asking us if we wanted anything to drink. He seemed disinterested and distracted. Then after quite a long wait and no apparent activity in the kitchen, a man appeared and did some pot banging. The waiter was talking to a very large woman at the bar and ignored us until the "chef" called him over. The food was served on ice cold plates without the usual plate warmer, so went very quickly from luke warm to cold. Adequate portions, but not good value for money. During the meal one other customer appeared and waited at the bar for a take-away and the big lady ate a plate of chips. It was a further indication the restaurant is hardly a hit locally. When asked if we had enjoyed our meal, we said the food was well enough, but stone cold and we recommended heating the plates in future. The waiter remonstrated that nobody had ever complained before, we were unjust and simply mistaken. We will not be returning even though it is only Indian restaurant in this area. We gave two stars because it was at least clean. The ambience was lacking as much as adequate heating.

A popular restaurant tucked away next to a car lot on the main road, with one room for smokers and…read moreone for non-smokers. They offer a quality lunchtime menu which changes daily and is good value for money. "Kam in" (a play on words for "come in" and Kamin, the German word for fireplace) is a family run business, the resident waitress is attentive, friendly and efficient. The menu includes local fish and typical North German and Danish dishes. Some dishes such as fried potatoes (Bratkartoffel) are too salty for my personal taste, but my husband enjoys them. I recommend saying, "ohne Salz bitte" when ordering. Generous portions are good value for money. It is as well to book a table because it is well frequented.