Ich wahr hier mit meiner Familie um etwas asiatisches Abend zu essen, auf den ersten Blick sah es…read moretoll aus und es wahr auch besser als toll! Alles ist geil hier besonders das Essen, nur das der reiß und das Sushi etwas trocken wahr und es wahr auch schade dass der schoko Brunnen nicht funktionierte sonst ist alles super!

Went to Gourmet Tempel for dinner with my partner. The waiters were very friendly, the place itself…read morevery clean and the atmosphere very nice. We tried the open buffet (@19.90€ each) and took a bottle of water and jasmine tea (together we paid 46,5€). Sushi was ok - fish tasted good, the range was appropriate for a place that does not only focus on sushi. The open buffet itself was perfect - we picked different types of meat and got them cooked right away, picked the sauce and veggies - very delicious! At the end we got few lichees, pineapple, watermelon - also very tasty. The overall experience was very positive, I definitelly recommend this place!

Went with Family and friends, very nice food and beautiful ambience, suitable with Kids as well…read more Show cooking causes some delay but worth waiting.

Went here for dinner with some co-workers and the food was pretty good. They have a good buffet…read morebar which contains salads, prepared Asian dishes, rice, noodles, a few sushi rolls, and a bar for raw foods that you have have prepared in Mongolian fashion. I was satisfied by the selection of the Asian food (i.e. chicken and broccoli, lo mein, ...) although I am used to seeing more back in the US.. I was really impressed by the meat and vegetable selections that they were offering for the Mongolian style dishes. Their meat selections included things like Kangaroo, beef, pork, chicken, as well as multiple types of fish and seafood. They were raw and sitting on ice so that it could be as fresh as possible when brought to the cook. The part that really disappointed me was their sushi selection. I was really craving a bigger selection. They had a few rolls (i.e. tuna, California, and shrimp) but none of them really looked that fresh and appealing. Overall, I might go back to this location for lunch but if I was heading out for a nice Asian dinner I might look for somewhere else.

Arrived in Munich pretty tired and late with little to no choices near our hotel (that we could…read moreeasily see) we decided to cross the street and dine here. Yes, Chinese food in Germany (gasp!!!). In our defense, unlike our previous country - Italy - many restaurants were opened past 10 pm and diners dining later into the night - we assumed some places would be open late. Not here...except this Chinese restaurant that we could conveniently walk to without having to drive, get lost and have difficulty finding parking. In a nutshell: overly salted everything!! Overly "oyster" sauced...and then salted food items. We opted for the buffet and what a huge disappointment. Yes...we should have known better but it was a chance we took and failed. Fried items were dried out and/or overly greasy. Perhaps the best thing about this place was the fresh, in the rice cooker - white rice!! When your Asian and have been traveling for over an month - rice is a like "welcome home" food! Service: Chinese staff speaking German and very, very little English. They understood, "Pilsner," well. Came here again last night near closing and ordered two beers. Walked away because service completely sucked and waitress who served us the previous night suddenly couldn't speak "Pilsner!" Lesson learned.

From the owner: Elegantes asiatisches Grillrestaurant in eleganter Atmosphäre mit stilvoller Musikread more

Perfect, everything is perfect, the food is wonderful, the atmosphere is pleasant. it simply…read moreexceeded all my expectations.

The longer I'm here the more I realize how much Germans love their Asian buffets. I've been to…read morequite a few since my boyfriend is obsessed, but I've never really left satisfied until Asiatique. I started off with their appetizers - some salad and then sampled a bit of everything. My favorite was the fried wontons. I can eat a million of those... After the appetizers we headed to the grill. They had a pretty good selection but I stuck to seafood. They had a bowl of these mini lobsters, calamari, shrimp, mussels, and quite a lot more that I can't even remember. I threw in some veggies and chose my sauce (garlic for me) and then handed it off to the person behind the grill. Everything was quite tasty. After my seafood plate I grabbed some dessert and then called it a night. My boyfriend really took advantage of the buffet style and filled about 4 plates at the grill. I think that's the best way to do these buffet style restaurants. Unfortunately my stomach isn't as big but I did the best I could!

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.

The first time I was here was pretty good the sushi was perfect and not dry so really good food…read more The Walter was the mindestens weitere in my life so best service ever, and it was very cozy inside.

I would have given this place one star had it not been for the great tasting Miso soup and, the ok…read morespring rolls. The last time we tried to find this place we were unable to, as I thought it had closed down. After checking their website I realised that, it is actually off the side street and, not on Leopoldstr. So we decided to check it out today. The name of the place is running sushi, however, the sign inside says Japanese and Thai food. We were a little bit early and the conveyor was pretty empty and, I did not see the point of having the "all you can eat" offer which, on Sundays is €18.90 plus drinks. I chose to oder from the a la carte menu. I ordered a sushi plate which had two rolls (salmon and tuna) and 6 nigiri (tuna, salmon, scallop, prawn, cuttle fish and kingfish). The miso soup was great and packed with flavour. The sushi arrived and looked well presented. However the very first one I had smelled a tiny bit and thought it was odd. I then proceeded to eat the rest and a few others also smelt a bit. The sushi was rolled poorly and packed with way too much rice that was far too sticky. It became immediately obvious that the chefs were better at thai than sushi. Needless to say I was quite disappointed. I would not come back here again for sushi. I have not been served raw fish that smells ever, and considering I ordered off the menu rather than the buffet, imagine what the running sushi is like ;-)

As a food lover and especially Indian food fan I was totally disappointed cheap quality and made…read morechicken qorma...mixing everything to make a dish is not real dish or right way of cooking....Chicken biryani was totally shit and horrible....not suggesting . I order 2 different chicken qorma .... 1 was okay another one was nightmare ... ordered chicken biryani that was the bad food ever I had in Germany.

We (four of my friends) used to visit this restaurant quite often for lunch. First of all they…read moreused to take long delay in serving the food (close to 90 minutes ) even though we are the only customers in that time!!! During the last visit, I requested them saying "please make it as early as possible" to the owner. For that he came back and blasted me saying - "I am the chef here and you Indians always have this problem and started comparing with Germans, blah blah." I would have been completely fine if he has just said your request is not possible. Instead, he was completely rude and he went up to the mark where he just generalized and scolded my countrymen. At least, have some sense to respect your countrymen and country. We don't come there to eat free food. More than anything else, " Respect your customers". We had heard enough and we just walked out of the restaurant. And, it will be my last visit (period). (P.S: Since this doesn't allow to publish the review without a star, I am giving one. But it's absolutely zero)

I guess this would be considered good for Europe. Living in the Midwest, spoiled by good steaks…read more This restaurant features dry and wet aged steaks. You can order by the ounce and they will cut it and weigh it table side. Their newest promo is all you can meat. They have unlimited refills on certain offerings. Sounds interesting, but did not try it. Grilled veggies were on the large side and the spatzle wasn't that good. Steak was mediocre. Unless you want to hop on the s-Bahn to ride into town, not a lot of options. This trip, we ate in the sports bar and had their food brought over (shared kitchen).

Last week a friend and I visited Munich for a tour of the BMW factory and sightseeing in Munich…read more We stayed at the Marriott and asked the hotel staff where we should go for a good steak dinner. In house, the Marriott has Grill 93, a small very personal steakhouse. It was like Mortons--but better. With only 20 seats, the service was extremely personal; joking, laughing, pictures, but when the food came out, WOW, it was exceptional. Everything is served on slate. You get to chose your steak knife from a hand selected assortment brought to your table and the steak is brought to your table and you select the cut right there! Awesome experience. Its the kind of place which makes you want to share the experience with everyone you know. I will visit Grill 93 again when in Munich.