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.

A first glance I thought this was inside a gas station but no it is next to it. Excellent choice…read more We had the Josh Rogan and the lamb and sauce was perfect. We also had the chicken masala. Equally excellent. They even had bottle Pils for me. Highly recommend.

Great food in a relaxed local restaurant. I had the Chicken Haryali Malai Kebab which was…read morerecommended to me by a local couple who come here a few times a week. It was succulent. It is tender marinated chicken in spinach, mint and coriander sauce. The dish came out sizzling hot on an iron skillet serving dish and there was plenty of chicken and delicious sauces to dip. The wife of the couple I met is from Delhi and she thinks this is the best Indian food in Munich. So does the husband who says he gets this chicken dish every time he comes in. I can see why. I am flying home tomorrow otherwise I would get this dish tomorrow. Don't let the restaurant's location next store to a Shell station dissuade you from trying it. It is a local gem.

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!

I was walking along Schleisheimerstr today and noticed for the first time, this restaurant, with a…read morebig sign out front. It's been open since April this year. As I hunt for the ultimate Asian / Indian restaurant in Munich, I have learnt, be prepared to be disappointed, specially with a name like Mataji, as it means Mother in Hindi and, I am sorry, nothing comes close to my mums kitchen lol. This place did surprise me and, I really enjoyed my meal here and, will definitely come back. The owner is apparently Bengali and that would also mean a Bengali chef in the kitchen. Bengali chefs are renowned for great flavour in India and, this place had it in bucket fulls :-)) The food was mild and well suited for the local palette but, the flavour was great. I would give the food here 4.5 stars. I ordered the Klassik Thali from the menu (a variety of curries and condiments to try). It's always a good way to sample the cooking across a range of dishes, when in an Indian restaurant. It also gives you a good sense of the place. I asked for Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Korma. They included some Raita, Salad and a vegetable curry. The thali came with rice and naan bread. This is the first restaurant in Munich where I devoured the Naan bread, it was so good - 5 stars for the naan :-) The curries were really well flavoured and the meat was of good quality. I enjoyed every spoonful. There was nothing about the meal I did not like. They have an extensive menu with most classic North Indian dishes and some vegan & plenty of vegetarian dishes also. The rassogull for dessert was my first in Munich and, I had high expectations. Bengalis are the dessert kings of India and, whilst this one was ok, it could have been better and more squeaky, which makes it soft and chewy. The mango lassi here was to die for and, I absolutely loved it - 5 stars for the mango lassi. All in all a great experience. Service was friendly and, the lady who served me also spoke Hindi, which made selection slightly easier. Food is little more on the expensive side compared to many Indian restaurants but, if they serve quality like this, I would happily pay for it. I am glad I keep persisting and trying new places, once in a while you get lucky :-) a nice choice for Indian food in the neighbourhood.

It has been a while since I wrote my first review and since then, we have become regulars here and,…read moretherefore, time for me to update my review. As I have discovered in the last few months ordering things that are not popular or unusual from Indian restaurants is, a "hit and miss" and I have stopped trying to order things I ate in India. Maybe it is because of lack of demand and not enough practice making it. The dishes like Palak Paneer, Dal Makhani, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Roganjosh and others are always excellent and the naan and rotis are served nice and hot and taste fabulous. The service has improved significantly and it has made for a great experience in recent times. We go back here regularly and have enjoyed it each and every time. I also discovered they make a proper Indian Chai here that is, spicy, milky, sickly sweet and served super hot....wunderbar :-) took me back to the streets of Mumbai instantly :-))

Indian in Germany? It DOES exist!!…read more Just when I was losing faith in finding a decent Indian place here in Germany, Dhaba came to the rescue. It came oh-so-close to earning my first 5-star, but since their mixed grill plate didn't completely wow me last time (it was still really good), I am only dishing out 4.5-stars. Spiced just right, their currys (and other sauces) are definitely making me hungry in front of my laptop right about now.. Add some good dips and decent naan, non over-the-top decor and friendly servers and you've got the complete package my friend. Dangerous to come here without a reservation, so plan ahead and you'll thank me later.

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

Casual Indian restaurant with good food. Open on Sundays unlike many restaurants in Munich. We…read morewandered in off the street and were pleasantly surprised. Lots of vegetarian options. Fast and pleasant service.

- Jeera Lassi was ' Ayran drink ' with 5 kernels Jeera added : worst lassi ever…read more- Chole Batura: taste was ok , not worth the money - vegetarisch thali: 2 gravy + 1 Cup curds and rice :11.9EUR for it ! : rich price for poor thali Poor service , Small portions , exhorbitant price , good location : bette avoided !

Very slow service, location is good. Food is avargae quality at best. It's also upstairs so you got…read moreto climb quite a few stairs to get there, not a welcoming ambiance.

My dad never tried Indian food so this was his first experience. He was delighted. The food was…read moreamazing and so was the service. Highly recommended. You won't be disappointed.

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?

I gave myself a good talking to before giving this place three stars. As a born and bred South…read moreIndian when I walk into a South Indian restaurant, I am very critical as, if they cannot do it better than me then, it's not worth it. I had this stuff three times a day for 20 some odd years and, also learnt to cook it from my mom ;-)) As I suspected, I can do this heaps better myself but, for Munich, it is pretty good, hence the three stars. It really is 2.5 stars for me. The menu has a handful of South Indian dishes in it but it's not a South Indian menu. The main thing I wanted to try here was dosa. Unfortunately for me it lacked flavour and seasoning. The dosa itself had good texture and done well however, the taste let it down. The coconut chutney that came with it was made from powdered coconut and it was ordinary at best. The South Indian mixed vorspeise was a bit disappointing and lacked flavour. It's suited to the German palette and not an Indian one. Service was very friendly and the guy who welcomed us was very nice. The place is big with lots of outdoor seating and a nice way to spend an evening. I may go back here again but it's too far from home and I would have to really think hard before I do. I did not have high expectations when we decided to go here and my expectations were met. An ok place for South Indian food in Munich. Not really authentic but it will do. As a lover of South Indian food I will have to keep looking for a place where I can have this food made the way I like it ;-))

Ordered pondicherry thali and it was really amazing. Chicken 65 is also a must try…read more What was disappointing was the dosa. It did not have potato sabji inside which is normally the case for authentic Masala dosa. It had a mixture of carrot, broccoli and cottage cheese, a filling I never had in my life. It also tasted bad. The only reason why I giving the place a 3 star is its dosa. Really bad. But pondicherry thali and chicken 65 is a must tr