Incredible food - brats served hot and the beer tasted so fresh and flavorful - only in Munich !!…read more As for ambiance ... a nice trio wandered in and played music for us. Couldn't get any better :) Thank you for the wonderful evening!

Possibly the smallest Biergarten I've ever been to! Honestly, not worth the visit. I ordered a…read moreschnitzel with a side of potato salad, and the only thing remotely enjoyable was the cold potato salad. The schnitzel was really greasy/oily and had a strange aftertaste. Probably from being fried in old oil?! Not appetizing at all. Trash! One of the servers made an awkward and inappropriate comment. When he asked where I was from and I answered. He responded with, "I'm from China." and starts laughing. Obviously he wasn't. I didn't find it funny either. Definitely wouldn't recommend this spot.

Basic grilled dishes of the Bavaria Tradition, great Ayinger Bier and the best views of Munich are…read morethe arguments that bring me back here again and again. Quite small when compared to the other Munich Biergärten, it makes up in atmosphere and wellbeing (the so known Gemütlichkeit).

Hung over after Oktoberfest, dad and I were craving some Asian food for a cure. Found this…read morerestaurant on Yelp and many people who were from the states had reviewed it with good ratings. It's a little hole in the wall that did not disappoint. First off, the flavors in the food is all there. I wanted to get the Pho but they recommend that they were known for their duck. So I got the Crispy Duck Curry and it was delicious. The duck was super crispy and it complimented well with the rich and creamy curry underneath. Lots of different veggies included too. I got a side of pho broth because I needed some soup in my system. My dad got the Crispy Duck Noodle soup which he really enjoyed as well. Second, the workers here are so friendly and helpful. It's a family owned business and we got to chat with the couple for a bit before we headed out. I would be aware that the food is salty. My dad and I were talking about it and they said that they purposely make it that way because that's how German food is. Regardless of the saltiness, it was a great restaurant and I would recommend! Just get a coke or a bier and it kills the saltiness.

Found this place by accident, impressed by the delicious spicy curry and cheap prices…read more The rice is partly underdone. That's the only regret.

We were in search of doner kebabs after visiting the BMW museum and Olympic Park. They have a huge…read moremenu that will please everyone. The doner kebabs were delicious!!!!!

Had lunch here yesterday. The lunch was fabulous & excellent value. The staff were even better…read more Such friendly nice guys. Thank you.

I took the BMW tour at 11:30 and at 2 o'clock was getting out and was quite hungry. I didn't want…read moreany of the sandwiches from the downstairs café so the information lady suggested going to the café upstairs. There was a variety of things on the menu, so I ordered one of the sausage Bento box. Stephen also ordered the meatball Bento box that came with potato salad, and we both ordered diet Cokes. We played with the free Wi-Fi and as we were eating, BMW had a motorbike demonstration going on downstairs. The motorbike driver took the bike upstairs and demonstrated it live in front of us. The demonstration was quite loud, but pretty impressive. The two bento boxes came to €11.50. It's not bad considering you're inside BMW in a touristy café. I forgot what the cokes were, but I'm guessing €2,50. This café also validates one hour of free parking downstairs.

The presentation of the dishes and the location/view are the best parts of this place. You have a…read moregreat view of Munich. The portions were small but satisfying. Service was great aside from having to wait outside the venue for a while before they were ready for us.

Manager Adam provided horrible customer service. He verbally told us he has the right to allow who…read morehe wants into his restaurant with or without reservations. We were very polite to him and asked to speak to a manager and he became upset and said "I am the manager and I pick and choose who I want to come in. This company definitely needs to train their staff on discrimination Very poor customer service, very disappointed

A small cozy coffee shop tucked inside the BMW Museum. The menu is simple and small only offering a…read morefew drink options along with some snack and desserts. I ordered a latte macchiato, which was pretty good. I took my drink and sat outside on the terrace.

The menu has a picture of the original M1 and pretty much looks exactly like a BMW sales brochure -…read moredown to the all caps Helvetica typeface. That pretty much says it all about the M1 Cafe. The atmosphere is trendy, modern, cool - with white walls and white furniture, you feel like you're in some sort of prototype BMW dealership. The menu is seasonal and decidedly upscale in presentation. You're not going to break the bank with your order, but the M1 Cafe is a definite step up from the cafeteria options across the street at BMW Welt. At lunchtimes on weekdays, it appears that a lot of the tables are reserved for BMW higher ups in their suits and pantsuits, but if you can snag a table, the food options aren't bad for what is essentially a museum restaurant. A variety of cakes and pastries sit at the far end of the bar as dessert options. Pleasant interior and exterior seating. Solid food. Surprisingly decent prices. Definitely not a bad place to grab a meal while visiting the Welt.

Cool restaurant in an incredible setting…read more So the place itself is actually in the BMW Welt. And if you go at night that building is beautiful. In the actually restaurant, it's a swanky upscale place with the whole kitchen exposed if you want to check it out while they make your meal. The drink and food menu is very curated so check it out before you go. I found something I knew I would like. I went with the Beef Wellington which has to be ordered as two as they make and cut right there for the two people. For an appetizer I did what was basically a salmon flan. Very flavorful and I only recommend if you like seafood. But the beef Wellington was awesome. Crispy outside with the mushroom purée and beef done perfectly. For dessert I split a Creme brûlée and it didn't disappoint. It was a good experience and worth it but the upscale food felt a little like it was trying to hard to be pretty and less about it being really truly delicious. I would come back though!

A wonderful end to an exciting day at the Welt! Light fare prepared to perfection, great wine, and…read morerelaxing ambiance!

Stopped here for lunch after visiting the Dechau camp. The restaurant is located inside a little…read moreshopping plaza among other gift shops, restaurants, and businesses. There is a parking lot for the plaza, and we were able to easily find a parking spot on a Sunday. I was impressed by the decor after first walking in, as the fish tank was eye-catching and the entire restaurant had an elegant look. After being seated we were able to request English menus. The servers did speak German, but basically no English. Because of this, when ordered we mostly had to point and repeat numbers until he was able to understand. None-the-less we were able to order the food we wanted. We had the appetizer sampler, wonton soup, a couple curries, some crispy duck, and shrimp chips w/peanut sauce. Let me just start off by saying that everything tasted great! The appetizer sampler had small bites of most of their appetizer options, and we enjoyed them all. The curries were perfectly seasoned, the wonton soup flavorful, the duck so crispy and juicy, and the shrimp chips w/peanut sauce were made to order making them absolutely delicious. A friend ordered some tea at the end of the meal, and it came in the cutest teapot that sits inside a larger cup to pour the tea into. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and even was open to eating leftovers the following day -- and this is a rarity for me, especially while traveling. The reason I have one star off is due to a couple reasons; one of them being that with the prices as high as they are, why the employees do not know at least a small amount of English to make things easier for visiting guests. In the end, the food was great and worth every single penny. If I am ever back in the area, I would absolutely make another visit here.

This restaurant has both English and German menus. Although our waitstaff did not speak English,…read moreanother waitstaff was eager to assist in any translation needs. My steamed dumplings ( filled with crab) were delicious and the side dipping sauce was fragrant with just the right amount of heat. My husband's fried wantons were crispy, not greasy. Also quite good! My entree of jumbo prawns with vegetables was superb. They even removed all shells from the prawns without my asking. The other entree of classic duck was just as good. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Zum Brunnergarten is a bit off the beaten path (located in Luitpold Park) but our Airbnb host…read morerecommended it. It's apparently his favourite beer garden in Munich. It's a mix of German and Balkan food. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 1:45pm) and it was filled with a small group of German seniors enjoying the sunshine. Seems like a lot of regulars come here. There's no English menu (we asked) but our server was extremely helpful and spoke excellent English. The menu consists of bread, sausages, warm food, small plates and grilled dishes. Their drink menu is extremely cheap and reasonable. - Radler (€2,90 for 0,5L) - they mix their radler with 7 Up. Not much taste wise but it's light. - Weissbier (€3,20 for 0,5L) - supposedly malty but to me, it was light. Typical German beer. - Pfannkuchensuppe (€3,00) - German pancake soup. Broth is a light, clear soup; reminded me of chicken noodle soup. The strips of pancake were interesting but plain. - Pommes (€3,00) - a side of thin cut fries with a package of curry ketchup. These reminded me of McDonald style fries. Decent filler. - Grillteller (€12,90) - served with djuvec rice, raw chopped onions and ajvar (red bell pepper and oil sauce). The grilled meat platter included a spicy sausage, two cevapcici, kalbsleber (calf liver) and pork. All the meat was excellently grilled but our favourite cuts were the pork (juicy and moist) and spicy sausage (tasty with a slight kick to it). Worth a visit especially if you want a more local beer garden experience.