The outside is unassuming, but the food is great. I had the vegetable samosa (probably the best I…read morehave ever had), spicy eggplant side and the mango chicken. Tender, white meat chicken in very nice mango sauce. Topped off with a great mango lassy. Out of the way for tourists, but stop by and get it to go. You won't be sorry.

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.

Camille and I came famished and freezing after an intense yoga session. The staff at Natraj greeted…read moreus with warmth and immediate sustenance -- the pre-meal papad came out in seconds, and was delectable. We ordered the Chicken Tikka and Jaipuri Sabdi, spicy, of course. I was a little skeptical of how spicy and flavorful Indian food can be in a place with relatively few of the diaspora. My mind was blown. Highly recommend these entrees, along with the garlic naan and tandoori roti. Should I again find myself in this Bavarian wonderland, I will be back. And I recommend all Indophiles who pass through to do the same.

An Indian restaurant that seems to have been here a while. The food is ok but for me it did not…read morefeel very authentic. It was more like a German palette restaurant with Indian flavours. Food was ok but lacking a bit of flavour. We had samosa and onion Bhaji and they both lacked flavour and were a bit dry. Onion rings in my view never qualify as onion Bhaji. The okra main was ok but I was really missing the pungent Indian flavours in this dish. You can ger way better in Munich. I probably won't come back here again given the choices available in Munich.

The location setting is wonderful, the service is simple & ernest. The starters pompadum is the…read morebest quality i've had hitherto. For mains, the zander fish masala was tender & satisfactorily flavourful, accompanied with a most aromatic & soft basmati rice serving. Without any doubt, we are wholly satisfied with Ekam's, not just the food. The outdoors al-fresco seating is a splendid way to dine here for a charming evening.

We had been visiting Germany for several days when we were craving something other than schnitzel…read more This Indian food hit the spot! Great food & wonderful service!

I was walking along Schleisheimerstr today and noticed for the first time, this restaurant, with a…read morebig sign out front. It's been open since April this year. As I hunt for the ultimate Asian / Indian restaurant in Munich, I have learnt, be prepared to be disappointed, specially with a name like Mataji, as it means Mother in Hindi and, I am sorry, nothing comes close to my mums kitchen lol. This place did surprise me and, I really enjoyed my meal here and, will definitely come back. The owner is apparently Bengali and that would also mean a Bengali chef in the kitchen. Bengali chefs are renowned for great flavour in India and, this place had it in bucket fulls :-)) The food was mild and well suited for the local palette but, the flavour was great. I would give the food here 4.5 stars. I ordered the Klassik Thali from the menu (a variety of curries and condiments to try). It's always a good way to sample the cooking across a range of dishes, when in an Indian restaurant. It also gives you a good sense of the place. I asked for Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Korma. They included some Raita, Salad and a vegetable curry. The thali came with rice and naan bread. This is the first restaurant in Munich where I devoured the Naan bread, it was so good - 5 stars for the naan :-) The curries were really well flavoured and the meat was of good quality. I enjoyed every spoonful. There was nothing about the meal I did not like. They have an extensive menu with most classic North Indian dishes and some vegan & plenty of vegetarian dishes also. The rassogull for dessert was my first in Munich and, I had high expectations. Bengalis are the dessert kings of India and, whilst this one was ok, it could have been better and more squeaky, which makes it soft and chewy. The mango lassi here was to die for and, I absolutely loved it - 5 stars for the mango lassi. All in all a great experience. Service was friendly and, the lady who served me also spoke Hindi, which made selection slightly easier. Food is little more on the expensive side compared to many Indian restaurants but, if they serve quality like this, I would happily pay for it. I am glad I keep persisting and trying new places, once in a while you get lucky :-) a nice choice for Indian food in the neighbourhood.

Indian restaurants are becoming almost as ubiquitous in Munich as Italian restaurants lately, or so…read moreit would seem. So why did I give this one get 5 stars? In part because Yelp doesn't allow for half star ratings and I didn't feel right giving four after my wonderful dinner experience there and the excellent meals my guy has had there before me. Kamasutra is close to his work and we had dinner here after him and work friends raved about this place for lunch. They've only been open for about three months but it's a regular lunch stop for them now. One thing I noticed early on, they do not take shortcuts. Great care is put into food and service. The menu is varied, good selection of wine and cocktails too. Service was friendly and attentive from start to finish. The interior is more modern and sleek than most Indian resto's. But what about the FOOD? We were in curry heaven. I had a jumbo shrimp curry and he had a chicken vindaloo. Sauces for both were rich, had complex, nuanced flavors and were not greasy or oily. And when they say spicy, they mean spicy, so for those of you lamenting the lack of proper spice level, make your way here NOW. If you don't want your curry toned down for the German palate, do have some here. Lovely garlic naan, very generous serving of good basmati. Delicious mango cream for dessert and real chai that wasn't syrupy sweet. Kamasutra is a real gem and a welcome addition to Munich.

This place is Rated top 3 in my world travels for Indian cuisine. For customer service it was also…read moreexcellent on my visit with family 2014.

We always try an Indian Restaurant on our travels ... In Vienna , we picked Bollywood based on the…read morefact that it is away from the regular tourist spots and should have good flavours to satisfy locals to keep coming back !!! It was quite warm inside so we chose to sit on the patio , Rajinder was great with the service and friendly. The food is OK, flavours are there yet did not have the taste experience of an authentic Indian palate. The mix platter was mediocre with underwhelming seekh kebab and chicken pakora. Dal makhani & palak paneer were good yet the breads - Garlic Naan and Tandoori Roti were undercooked, even after I had requested for them to be well done .

Food - 4/5 Ambience - 3/5 (average, but fancy table…read moresettings) Service - 4/5 Value - 4/5 Very large menu and the food was good, though it wasn't the best Indian food I've had. The servers were very nice.

Very attentive service. Nice interior…read more The menu is extensive and there's something for everyone. We chose two thalis, veggies, and a fish dish. Great flavors and a nice presentation. The bread was awesome and the dips too. The prices were reasonable. Really enjoyed it...

Very bad experience...they mix up their orders and don't even apologize for the mistakes…read more They don't read their online orders and are very casual when you report an issue. I will not recommend the place and the food is definitely not worthy of all the hassle one has to go through to place the order.