I had a quick lunch in this one of the many butcher shops in Viktualienmarkt and it was quick, god…read moreand cheap. I had the Krustenbraten sandwich (in a Semmel) which was really good and at unbeatable price.

Metzgerei A.Klobeck's along a line of butcher shops near Viktualienmarkt. It, like all of the other…read moreshops, has a deluge of meats everywhere-- behind the glass counter, above the counter, suspended from the ceiling, crammed between shelves, you name it. There's no sense of a line at all-- just try to get as close to the counter as possible then hope one of the clerks will make eye contact with you. Their most popular option is the leberkase sandwich (a type of baked bologna sausage with corned beef, pork, and bacon), and it was less than €2. We were in the Bavarian region for so long that it became normal to just order a few sticks of sausages and eat them as a snack while we were walking around.

A really small store but they pack quite a bit in there. Lots of spices, some fresh veggies and…read moreeven fresh sweets. The cashier is very friendly and helpful

People have asked many times, where should I buy all the Indian spices and fresh herbs like…read morecoriander and mint from? I am quite surprised to see no one has the idea of a lovely indian grocery store keeps different Indian vegetables, variety of all the spices, curry pastes, Indian Paneer , variety of poppadums...Hmm yummy and lot more to explore. As an Indian chef, I would like to highly recommend this store where I buy all my groceries from. Those who love to cook curry and try indian cuisine, this is a best place to buy the ingredients at so reasonable cost. Fresh coriander leaves or mint will cost 70 cents a bunch. Yess crazy isn't it? Normally if you go a regular store like Rewe, Edeka etc. a few sprigs bunch will cost u around 3€. If you are experimenting with the Indian food and don't want to buy the 1/2 kg packets of spices, here is the deal. You can buy all variety of small packets of spices for about 1.50€ each. Isn't that great! Ambience is so nice. Right in the city center and accessible through public transport tram no 20, 21 and get down at Karlstrasse. Just 50 meters from there. Right opposite Kare( furnishing store). Try it and keep loving and cooking indian cuisines ;-)

Ripped off twice on meat. The posted price per kilo on the counter (which I pointed to) was 13,99€…read moreper kilo. This is not what I got. They went into the back and pulled out a different cut (both Ribeye) and charged me 69.90€ for a kilo of decent ribeye (not Wagyu or prime). This happened the first time I went, and I thought it was just an honest mistake. I live here, but I only speak English. I can't help but think this has something to do with it! Ich bin zweimal beim Fleisch abgezockt worden. Der Preis pro Kilo auf der Theke (auf den ich zeigte) war 13,99 € pro Kilo. Das habe ich nicht bekommen. Sie gingen nach hinten und holten ein anderes Stück heraus (beide Ribeye) und berechneten mir 69,90 € für ein Kilo anständiges Ribeye (nicht Wagyu oder Prime). Das passierte mir beim ersten Mal und ich dachte, es wäre einfach ein ehrlicher Fehler. Ich lebe hier, aber ich spreche nur Englisch. Ich kann nicht anders, als zu denken, dass das etwas damit zu tun hat!

This place is absolutely delicious, and I highly recommend the long sausages, cordon-bleu's, and…read morethe various cold salads available there. I stayed in Munich for only a few days, but I went to this shop three times during my stay, because the quality of the meat is incredible and diverse!! My particular favorite was an egg salad sandwich paired with ham and cheese- strange because I'm not typically a fan of egg salad- and it was the best sandwich I've ever had the sincere pleasure of eating. 10/10 Would return many more times!

Great sandwich, deli and butcher shop. Opens at 6am during the week. Very friendly folks. The…read moregent helping me had lived in both San Diego and Temecula (no faking that one), so communication was easy. They have a broad selection of fresh, hand made sandwiches including breakfast sandwiches and the regional delicacy, "Mettbrotchen" which upon research, is pork tartar! Super tasty and heavily regulated for freshness and safety - look it up on Wikipedia.

Turned out to be a great weekly staple. Since it's so close by, I made stops here at least a…read morecouple of times a week for over a month. Super convenient when you're just too lazy to cook. It's traditional Bavarian food in a traditional city, both of which I love!!!!! You can eat-in (smallish-space). But it's really more of a butcher shop/takeaway place. The schweinshaxe is probably my favorite thing to get here. Also known as a German Pork Knuckle. It reminds me of the Chinese version of roast pork because of the crispy skin. You'd have to purchase the entire pork knuckle at a lot of restaurants, which is a really too much for just two people. But I like that you can just pick the amount you want here. I usually get just a slab. During dinner hours, this is one of their most popular items. As much as I love leberkase tho, after multiple tries, I haven't had much luck with that here. I go somewhere else nearby for that. Every time I've had it, whether it be morning, noon or late in the afternoon, the leberkase always been on the drier side. Service is good, but best if you know what you want, instead of asking a bunch of questions, lol

The schnitzel and sauerkraut were really fresh and delicious, even at the end of the day, and the…read morestaff was friendly and helpful

On my last visit to Germany I shop from there they have everything fresh and daily their meat is…read moreHalal 100% i'm sure whenever I can back to Germany I will visit you guys

This small restaurant is located in the underground section of the main train station in Munich…read more Usually I would run a mile if someone suggested a restaurant in a metro station, but this looked clean and fresh, and there was a long line of people, so I thought I would give it a go, and I was not disappointed. The food is displayed at a counter, and it is served in front of you, you pick what you want, and there is a large selection with many traditional Bavarian options. I went for a slab of pork with potatoes smothered in bacon and some sauerkraut. The plate is then weighed, you pay, and then eat. The price is very reasonable. My large plate cost around 10 euros and was very flavourful. I was very impressed and next time I am in Munich I will certainly go back. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed.

I forgot the name of the sausage I tried, but it was sooo good! Legit one of my favorite…read morefood-things of the entire trip. It had an amazing snap & when I took this bite, and the texture inside was like tartare