What can I say? Finally a restaurant reminiscent of Levantine…read more(Lebanese/Syrian/Palestinian/Jordanian) Manouche restaurants! Eating there felt like home! Food was great, service was friendly and hospitable. Highly recommended if you wish to try authentic Manouche the way it's made in the Levant! Today was my first time eating there and it definitely won't be my last!

From the owner: Freut Euch auf echte libanesische Pizza, hausgemacht und frisch aus dem Steinofen mit köstlichem…read moreBelag. Ausserdem original libanesische Süßigkeiten, köstlicher Kaffee und abends Wein, super Bier und Drinks vom Barprofi Khudor Lamaa;) Wir haben vegetarische, vegane und Speisen mit Fleisch.Wir freuen uns auf Euren Besuch... Und zur Abwechslung gibts direkt gegenüber unseren Falafelladen BEiRUTBEIRUT..

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

Falafel, hummus, shwarma all wonderful. The fattoush was drenched in dressing (overwhelming) and…read morethe bread was not fresh. I'd return for the food but the service was downright hostile at times. I prefer to eat where I feel welcome...

It is my favorite Lebanese restaurant in Munich.. The food…read moreis awesome, very fresh and yummy.. I like the atmosphere as well and the service is almost perfect. " worth to visit"

A nice Mom and Pop Lebanese place. The Beirut Hummus is really good, as is the lentil soup…read more They were friendly and speak enough English to help an American get by. The only thing I didn't like was that there are often 2-3 folks congregating in the front of the place. They tend to talk loudly (may they are even arguing, but can't tell without the language) and this detracts from the experience.

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!

How do you say "yummy" in Lebanese?…read more My boyfriend is really into Lebanese food and we've been searching for a good spot in Munich, but it's been pretty hard to find something good -- until we found Ksara. This cute little bistro near Muenchner Freiheit offers a huge range of Lebanese treats from kibbe to schwarma to tasty starters like baba ganoush and hummus and much much more. One tip is to get the Mezze for four, it's a huge selection of small plates of over 20 of the top treats. Especially if you're not an expert at Lebanese food, this can be a fun and great way to sample your way through the cuisine. Highly recommended and, like I said, YUMMY!

I love this place! It's small, unpretentious and simple. The food is the most authentic I've had…read moresince I lived in Lebanon - which is rare. The people who run the place are nice and friendly while the price is perfect. Did I mention that the food is the most authentic I've had since I lived in Lebanon? My wife and I went around the corner to try another Lebanese place - big mistake! We all but ran back to our "home joint" and settled in for yet another great little meal! Bob

Had a falafel here, it was very average, probably wouldn't go back. Sababa is still number one for…read more'fast food' style falafel or Ellipse Israeli food if you want a sit-down restaurant.

Get here. This is…read morethe type of place I love to find while traveling. Super close to my hotel and right in the market area, it's a great + easy location. The service was top notch. Both people working were welcoming and friendly. And they even were patient with my awful attempts at speaking German. One person spoke English and was very helpful. The sandwich was super easy to take away and keep walking - which is what I love when I'm on the go exploring a new city - but the little tables outside would have worked well too on this beautiful(!) Munich day. I got the shawarma sandwich and it was AMAZING! Under €6 and substantially filling for a quick lunch. They put the meat and hummus in the perfect little pocket and let you add whatever veggies you want. Helpful, easy, and quick. They even do one with mixed falafel & shawarma. Definitely try this place out for welcoming atmosphere, delicious food & no hassle. Highly recommend!

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.

This spot can't seem to hold onto a restaurant. I think it was a sports bar last year, and a…read moreChinese place the year before that. But now, it's Lebanese. And I'm glad it is! We sat at the cozy table for two next to the front window, where I had a perfectly-framed view of the Volksbad (one of my favorite buildings to look at in Munich). After getting a look at the menu, I couldn't wait to try the mouhamara, an appetizer spread made out of red peppers, walnuts, and pomegranate juice. It was every bit as delicious as I imagined it would be. After such a successful start, the mains (especially the okra) were somewhat of a let down. But then caliber of the meal picked back up again with a tastier-than-expected walnut dessert. Looking forward to going back and giving some different dishes a try (and having the mouhamara again).