After endless days of meat dairy and carbs, I am so glad to have found Tushita Teehaus. The food is…read moreamazing, the tea is yummy and best of all, free wi-fi! We ordered the special of the day, Indian themed rice bowl with raita, marsala, and plums. I have to be honest I didn't think it would be good with the plums, but I was so wrong. This dish is so good I wish I had room for 2 bowls. We also ordered the seiten sandwich, it was nice but I would get the rice bowl again next time. I had the early gray rooibos and my friend had the chai, then for desert we got the apple strudel which they added this blended soy cream with cinnamon on top, sehr gut! Our server was extremely friendly, he even took the time to write down a couple of places in Germany that we should checkout. I really loved my experience at Tushita Teehaus, I would definitely go back again before I leave Munich.

A gorgeous tea house in town. They have a variety of teas from around the world and they make daily…read morespecials of different hot and cold drinks as well as one or two options for small meals. This place is about tea and if tea is not your thing you will not find much else here. They have a 26 page tea menu with green, white, black, oolong just to name a few and there is a reasonably good description of each of the varieties in the menu. Unfortunately it's all in German. The staff speak good English and quite helpful with explanations, just in case you are unsure or, don't understand the meaning. They have a ton of nice tea pots and cups and all kinds of tea related accessories in the shop you buy and, you can also buy teas, I think. I love tea specially Asian teas and I had one of the Chinese varieties of ooolong and it was a wonderful cup of tea. The others who were with me had the smoothie special (it's more like a lemonade than a smoothie) and it was made to order and they loved it. The place was packed when we arrived and there was a whole table of Japanese ladies having tea (a big cultural thing in Japan). A great find in Munich for tea lovers. I will definitely be back here to work through the 26 page menu ;-))

Dallmayr is a feast for the eyes and senses. We didn't dine here but took several items to go and…read moremade a gourmet meal out of them. The dining area is vibrant and bustling with coals and tourists alike. Dallmayr offers coffee, fine wines, cheeses, prepared deli items, meats, fish and shellfish, freshly baked bread, chocolates, caviar, you name it you'll find it. It's just down the street from Zum Franziskaner which is another must go to restaurant in Munich. Dallmayr is your one-stop gourmet shop!

Amazing place with great ambiance. Wood flooring and wood paneling. Friendly service. We came here…read morefor the coffee and cakes. We had the Italian espresso and coffee macchiato. Apricot pie, blueberry cheese pie and Apfelkuchen. All were delicious.

From the owner: Hausgemachte Kuchen, Scones, Clotted Cream, englische Produkte, loosen Tee, Event/Veranstaltungen,…read moreCatering, Afternoon Tea, Dutchy, Spode China, TWG Tee. Wer gemütlich durch die Münchener Innenstadt bummelt und einen Abstecher in die "Fünf Höfe" macht, der entdeckt ein kleines Teegeschäft in der sehr modernen Einkaufspassage. Große Glasscheiben mit der Aufschrift "Tea to go" und "Victorian House Sconery" verheißen Genuss und laden zum Verweilen ein - zur Freude aller Teefreunde. In schönem englischen Ambiente - ob English Breakfast Tea, Lady Grey, Rooibos oder Aryurveda - hier findet jeder Teetrinker seine Spezialität. Eine Auswahl aus 80 Sorten steht bereit, alle in offener Ausschank zum Genießen vor Ort oder ganz einfach "to go". Natürlich stehen die Tees auch in verschiedenen Mengeneinheiten zum Verkauf zur Verfügung. Was der Kunde für den Genuss zu Hause kaufen kann, kann vor Ort erst einmal probiert werden. Geschmack ist immer etwas subjektives und auch bei guter Beratung hat je

Picture it: my first week in Munich. Surrounded by carnivale treats, and just the typical Bavarian…read morefare (bread, so much bread. sugar, so much sugar. nuttellllllllllla). ...and... I managed to find the only "real" cupcake shop in the entire city. When I learned that Robin W had NEVER tried this cutesy "delicacy" we made a beeline for Wir Machen Cupcakes, and did away with that little problem forever! Now don't worry, surely I'm going to try all the wonderful Bavarian desserts and pastries...at least a bite of each. I promise. But, cupcakes called and we answered. It's not inauthentic, it's research. We had to go and make sure this stuff was the real deal. Well I did, since Robin wouldn't have known...but you get the idea. And I am here to attest: the cupcakes at Wir Machen are EXCELLENT. A bit of backstory: I don't even really LOVE cupcakes. I get the idea, I love sweets...etc, etc. But I could never really get down with the trendy cupcake thing in the states. Sure I've enjoyed a cupcake or two (or 50) in my day and I'd never turn one down, but I was never one to be all drooly wooly (fanatical) over them. Honestly, a bit too sweet. That was always my complaint... Well, Wir Machen made my dreams come true...as Germans aren't as prone to the overly-sweet tastes of Americans/Aussies, etc, they tempered the recipe. And I am here to divulge, it's RIGHT on the money. I had the coconut flake cupcake, and it was dreamy. Soft, creamy, melt-in-your-mouth, perfectly portioned. Have mercy, really. I will go back and try some others. The shop itself is beyond adorable with a chic comfortable vibe. It is quite small though, so be warned. 4 chairs and 2 small tables...I'm sure in the summer months the sidewalk is fair game as well. They also serve coffee, of course. It would be the perfect treat to sit here with a mini cake and espresso for just a few minutes to stop time. It would. German cupcakes. Can and will be done, here. Approved. Price a little over 3euro/each. Oh, and Robin obviously approves of his first cupcake...you can read his review for more. You're welcome Mr. W!

If you REALLY concentrate and try not to be distracted by all the cute details in the shop to…read moreobjectively judge the cupcakes, then you'll probably draw the conclusion that they're really nothing special (in my opinion this applies to cupcakes in general). Cupcakes are basically a tiny muffin with a very very greasy topping. In the specific case these tiny muffins are also very expensive. The above follows from the fact that I'm more a person of substance, less of form. I admit that the little place is cute and the idea to open here a little shop dedicated to the greasy American specialty with all the creative toppings is original. I'd give 4 stars only to this idea. That said, the place is so tiny that it gets claustrophobic if just 2-3 customers are in line for cupcakes. And it can also take AGES before it's your turn since the waiters (super nice and friendly, this must be said) also have to make and serve coffee to the people occupying the two tables in the back. I don't want to give a bad review, it's just that Wir Machen Cupcakes is yet again one of those places that suddenly becomes fashionable in this city and everyone says great things about but there's no real objective basis for that. A typical Munich thing.

Nice and cozy tea room in Schwabing, near Münchner Freiheit. The staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful. I specially recommend the matcha chai latte as well as their baked goods. Words cannot describe this marvellous culinary experience. Heaven in my mouth!

From the owner: Best matcha in Munich. Japanese cafe and authentic Japanese craft dessert.read more