If your best friends were Lebanese , and they invited into their home for the best middle eastern…read morecusuine you could wish for, this is what dining at Al Shaam is all about. The setting is humble and intimate. A great place for a special night out, or just an excuse to feast on your favorite Lebanese specialties. This is my favorite place in Munich to enjoy great dining.

Authentic Syrian food! It's sooooooooo good.. everything about it was perfect and the staff are…read moreextremely friendly and accommodating to your needs.. my favorite spot in Munich! Must try: Kebba, Mohamara, Felafel, Cheese sticks, Fattoush, Knafa.. I'm sure the rest of the food is amazing too just haven't tried it yet!

Food was amazing! Big portions (even for me, an American), with tasty fresh accompaniments. The…read morebread!!!

Very friendly and accommodating waitress. Fast service , real Arabic environment with mostly single…read moremen

Delicious Israeli specialties Outdoor seating. Fun spritzes! Highly recommended.read more

We have been traveling Bavaria Germany and happened to find this place on a yelp as we strode off…read morethrough the rain about 1/2 a mlle to eat something tasty that was not pork knuckle or bratwurst. As I had forgotten in most European cities it is customary to have reservations, and of course we did not. This did not dissuade us as the proprietor of the restaurant and bar promptly allowed us to sit at the bar and order food. Much to our surprise it was not as busy yet as most other places however with reservations they bank on filling chairs with locals that frequent the establishment. The Ambiance: A quaint little (meaning noe more than about 30 seats in the restaurant total) with mediterranean motif, and a rustic greek flavor with the furniture. Light music could be heard in the background and the smells were of herbs and roasted meat. Perfect. The Service: Asked right away if we would like beverages we quickly grabbed an Israeli beer and my wife grabbed a coke. The beer was good - standard lager from just about anywhere that tastes relatively the same, however the bottling was clearly distinct and right from somewhere in Isael. We were also served promptly (probably within 10-15min) for our food. I had decided to get some chicken and hummus and the wife decided (as usual) to get the Argentinian steak. The Food: The food was amazing. Although I love my chicken and hummus with pita and garlic sauce / tzaziki -- the Argentinian steak (that I got a small morsel of) was excellent. Tender, flavorful, and quite a bog portion by european standards for the price. Summary: Moderately priced overall and with the flavors and service the service of the Mediterranean this was just what we needed to fuel our next day adventuring in Munich and Oktoberfest. PROST!

So far the best Kabob I've had in Europe. I'll wait though as I haven't yet tried in London and…read moreParis but that will change in a few weeks. Came in around 830pm and had to wait for seating. Seated promptly and informed the waite of our drink orders. My friend got the lamb Kabob and I got the lamb, kubideh and chicken combo with half rice and half salad. A night of binge drinking and a lot of rice generally don't mix FYI. You'll be spending double just to get a nice buzz if you eat a full plate of rice. Food was fantastic, service was good.

Just sad to say it is not very good. Ordered the Chicken Curry, Grilled Beef, Sour Cherry Rice and…read moreLentil Soup. The lentil soup arrived and it was very good. Hopes were up. The chicken curry was dropped off and we gave it a taste. The chicken had the texture of rubber and the curry flavor was like no other ever had. Something was just off. Then there was the beef and the sour cherry rice. We have had lots of Middle Eastern grilled beef and this was absolutely horrible. The quality of the beef made it uneatable. Normally the sour cherry rice would have helped the food out a bit but the cherries were almost invisible with no taste. This food was a total disappointment. This food was on the expensive side for the quality. Service was pretty good. Bit of a language barrier but made it through. Can't recommend and will definitely NOT return.

Fresh baked bread, textured and tasty fillings, and just all-around yumminess awaited my friend and…read moreI on Trappentreustrasse. She went with a beef durum wrap and complimented the housemade pita, while I settled on the chicken sandwich. I can't believe they sold this to me for just €7.50. I'd come here every week for lunch if I lived in Munich! A large selection of sodas awaits inside too, for the American tourist who can't get mango dragonfruit Fanta at home.

Best place in Munich for döners! Delicious food and friendly staff. They can speak a little English…read moreand between that and our broken German, we could communicate. Casual vibe and popular with the locals. Most times there is a line out the door. We never saw any other tourists, just locals that know good food. You can dine in out take away. We went back several times while we were in town.

Amazing variety of dishes, fantastic food, great service--we were enjoying ourselves so much, an…read moreexcellent restaurant you must visit.

I love Lebanese food, as such I had to visit Ksara and see what all the Yelp was about. Started…read morewith the Masa Classic Vorspeise, which was delectable! Some Hummus, Tabbouleh as well as a few other small dishes - more than enough for 2 people to share. The service wasn't quite 5/5, although they were clearly doing their best. All in all, I can only recommend Ksara. Very good authentic and freshly made food. Loved it!

The falafel sandwich here is the best! Unlike some of the dry falafels I have had elsewhere, the…read morefalafel here was soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The falafel sandwich was served with hummus, harissa, and veggies. One was quite filling. I also tried the shawarma salad plate. I didn't like that turkey was the only option for meat here (1 star off), but liked all the other things (hummus, baba ghanoush, tabbouleh, red cabbage, sauerkraut, mango curry sauce, pickles, olives, etc.) that composed the plate. The plate was filled to the max. Note: Cash only.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Spoke great English (thank you) and it was really fun eating and…read morepeople watching, even with a little rain :) great place to rest feet and recharge.

While many stores closed on Sunday in Munich (Munich's custom), we tried a different cuisine. We…read morewent to Slemani Grill and sat down on the up stair spaces, not carry-out or to-go. The atmosphere and lighting were ok and reasonable, 3- not a 4- plus venue. The service was ok since there was only 1 lady taking order and brings out food. We had lamp chop order with rice; and grounded lamp skewer with rice. The portions were reasonable with the price. The foods were acceptable. It is an average place to change the cuisine flavor. Not a 4- establishment if you are looking for one.

Food was tasty. Things to know that the restaurant is on the second floor and if you do have a…read moremobility issue they have the key to the lift so you don't have to walk up the stairs.

Wife and I happen chanced onto this place. We were hungry for something other than German food…read more My German was just as bad as the Middle Eastern fella that greeted us. He told me later he was a Syrian, recently immigrated. We found common grounds to communicate. No problem with getting a meal ordered by me pointing at the great smelling meats being grilled and what the other patrons were eating. We ended up having one of the better meals we had in Munchen. Bread was fresh, stewed okra was nicely seasoned and cooked to a good consistency. The kebab was perfect. The lamb was tender and not over cooked. Great meal. Please see attached photos to get an idea of our meal.

So damn good and authentic. Flat bread right off the oven kept coming. Portions were really big.read more