We had a fresh, friendly dinner at Madam Chutney. The wait staff was so amiable, from the moment we…read morewalked in to the moment we were one of the last tables to leave. Our cocktails were a lot of fun. I discovered here the Don Papa rum, which is from my home country of the Philippines, where I didn't even know they made rum. It was sweet and smooth; I wish I could remember which house cocktail I had them sub it in for. I do think the dal makhani could have done with several more hours of simmering, but most restaurants do a quick cook on this favorite lentil dish of mine. Like a lot of Munich, Madam Chutney is dog-friendly. My friend's 70-pound dog, Lola, made us a whole table of friends! I was stunned the wait staff was tolerant of it.

Excellent restaurant and the staff was very friendly and prompt…read more Naan 4.5/5 Kofta 4/5 Paneer 5/5 I would make a reservation especially for the weekend

The food is delicious and it's authentic. The owner named Lucky is friendly and takes good care of…read morehis customers. It's a cozy little restaurant and seems popular among locals. I had the masala papadum which was interesting and my first with this style and I enjoyed it. I also had the meat thali plate and it was yummy and probably enough for 2 people. Great Indian restaurant in Munich.

Camille and I came famished and freezing after an intense yoga session. The staff at Natraj greeted…read moreus with warmth and immediate sustenance -- the pre-meal papad came out in seconds, and was delectable. We ordered the Chicken Tikka and Jaipuri Sabdi, spicy, of course. I was a little skeptical of how spicy and flavorful Indian food can be in a place with relatively few of the diaspora. My mind was blown. Highly recommend these entrees, along with the garlic naan and tandoori roti. Should I again find myself in this Bavarian wonderland, I will be back. And I recommend all Indophiles who pass through to do the same.

I loved this place. It is definitely authentic Indian food. I'm not a big Indian food fan, but I…read moreliked the food here. Fresh ingredients and a very laid-back vibe. Both Veggie and meat options. The covered patio is a great place to meet and eat with friends.

My new favorite Indian spot. They have an outdoor area right along the Würm river that is wonderful…read moreto sit by when the weather is warm. The food is fantastic and reasonably priced and the service has been super the three times I have been.

We always try an Indian Restaurant on our travels ... In Vienna , we picked Bollywood based on the…read morefact that it is away from the regular tourist spots and should have good flavours to satisfy locals to keep coming back !!! It was quite warm inside so we chose to sit on the patio , Rajinder was great with the service and friendly. The food is OK, flavours are there yet did not have the taste experience of an authentic Indian palate. The mix platter was mediocre with underwhelming seekh kebab and chicken pakora. Dal makhani & palak paneer were good yet the breads - Garlic Naan and Tandoori Roti were undercooked, even after I had requested for them to be well done .

Food - 4/5 Ambience - 3/5 (average, but fancy table…read moresettings) Service - 4/5 Value - 4/5 Very large menu and the food was good, though it wasn't the best Indian food I've had. The servers were very nice.

Indian restaurants are becoming almost as ubiquitous in Munich as Italian restaurants lately, or so…read moreit would seem. So why did I give this one get 5 stars? In part because Yelp doesn't allow for half star ratings and I didn't feel right giving four after my wonderful dinner experience there and the excellent meals my guy has had there before me. Kamasutra is close to his work and we had dinner here after him and work friends raved about this place for lunch. They've only been open for about three months but it's a regular lunch stop for them now. One thing I noticed early on, they do not take shortcuts. Great care is put into food and service. The menu is varied, good selection of wine and cocktails too. Service was friendly and attentive from start to finish. The interior is more modern and sleek than most Indian resto's. But what about the FOOD? We were in curry heaven. I had a jumbo shrimp curry and he had a chicken vindaloo. Sauces for both were rich, had complex, nuanced flavors and were not greasy or oily. And when they say spicy, they mean spicy, so for those of you lamenting the lack of proper spice level, make your way here NOW. If you don't want your curry toned down for the German palate, do have some here. Lovely garlic naan, very generous serving of good basmati. Delicious mango cream for dessert and real chai that wasn't syrupy sweet. Kamasutra is a real gem and a welcome addition to Munich.

This place is Rated top 3 in my world travels for Indian cuisine. For customer service it was also…read moreexcellent on my visit with family 2014.

It is hard to find an authentic Indian restaurant in Germany. When we had almost lost our hopes we…read morefinally found this small quite neighborhood restaurant. The idea behind the restaurant is to go back to the roots and cook like at home. Everything is made in house with local spices. The food taste great, right amount of spices and delicate. The service is top notch as well. We will come back here many times again.

We had been visiting Germany for several days when we were craving something other than schnitzel…read more This Indian food hit the spot! Great food & wonderful service!

We visited this restaurant in 2016. We tried veg thali for two and we loved the food. Ambience and…read moreservice was also good. We love how they serve your Thali on candle so your food stay warm.

Man I love this place! Was here on vacation, and only knowing a little German I was worried that I…read morewouldn't be able to speak with the waiter, but impressively he told me that not only does he speak fluent German, but he speaks fluent English, Italian, and Urdu. Whoa. But food! The food here was fantastic. I got the chicken Marsala and boy it was good. Loved the three appetizer sauces, they were fantastic. They even have like chewing herbs and seeds for after dinner breath fresheners, which I thought was a nice touch. If you're in München and in the mood for authentic Indian food check this place out!

I had a good feeling when I came in, a popular busy place with lively atmosphere; white table…read morecloths. Food - butter chicken - was less impressive unfortunately; it tasted as if some supermarket vegetable bouillon brick was its foundation rather than the rich mix of spices this dish can also have. Naan a little bland, and portion sizes generally on the small side. The Lassi was rich and good. Constant coming and going of food delivery guys who mostly didn't bother to shut the door; almost comical seeing a woman get up every time to close it while the staff didn't care = try to get seated away from the entrance as long as they don't install some closing mechanism.

Very good Place, food is perfect service also perfect the stuff very friendly…read more. Location is good specially after very long exhibition, it's one of the best Indian restaurants in the area

Presentation was excellent. The food came in a heated clay pot that kept the food warm. I'm a huge…read morefan of Indian food and this place did not disappoint! The server and the owner were friendly. We came for dinner but they also have a lunch menu that is such a good deal. Highly recommended!!

I tried, and I mean, I really tried to give this restaurant many chances to prove that they are a…read morestellar Indian restaurant in the Munich area. Tonight was my last time that I will go there as I feel the food was extremely subpar. I ordered a lamb pallak, which had zero taste. And when I mean zero taste, it was so bland that I had to put a ton of salt on the food to make it taste palatable. I don't think that the crook ever tried the food that he was serving before he put it out. That being said, and unfortunately, I will no longer go there as a paying customer. The staff is very nice, but if the food is not good. So why waste your money?