Vietnamesische Speisen gut (Pho Ho, Pho Ga usw.). Wie oft im deutschen Hinterland sind die…read moreBetreiber Vietnamesen und die Speisen gut und relativ authentisch. Das Pad Thai dagegen ist eher mittelmäßig und wenig authentisch. Einmal hatte ich glaube ich noch eine Wok Ente, die auch relativ gut war

For anybody that has been in Asia the food is mediocre at best. We had two dishes from the Chinese…read moremenu. Different names and preparation but the same sauce, same taste and same garnish. The Thai dishes were better with a little taste even though they had the same vegetables as all the other dishes. Carrots and soya bean sprouts must have been cheap. On the positive side is the price of the dishes. It is not expensive at all. So if you want some Asian inspired dishes and you know what they should taste like, avoid this place. If you are German and you want some stuff that sounds Asian go for it.

Last night in Ingolstadt and my coworkers and I decided to eat at a restaurant. Vesta is…read morereservation only but we got lucky there was an open table available. I got the Bison Burger with an egg on top and it was great. The fries were good as well. I also had a Cesar salad that was awesome. I would definitely come back to Vesta if I am ever working in Ingolstadt again. Would recommend.

Decen food for the price, being a vegetarian was very hard to find good options. Ordered daal…read moretadka and paneer butter masala 3 times, along with naan and garlic kulcha. Salt level was inconsistent which can be annoying , but the taste was good though I did find differences from one order to another. Naan was good and very soft. Will go again when I am in freising next time.

Whoever gave it a great rating probably has never eaten an "authentic" Indian food before. I have…read morepersonally never been to India, but I'm a huge fan of Indian food, and have eaten Indian food countless times in different places around the world. Whatever they served at that restaurant was not Indian at all. The "naan" they served were beyond disgusting, hard, unchewable and even a bit sauer.

In terminal 2 at Munich Airport. It was the kids first time in Germany and even though it was a…read moreconnection I wanted them to eat something German while my wife wanted something clean. We found that weird balance by coming to Seafood Meets Asia. Crispy duck salad: This was what my wife wanted, something clean. There was plenty of duck on it that was well cooked and very surprising for airport food. Cabbage, papaya, green onions, carrots, and dried cranberries Wienerschnitzel: Fried flattened veal, I've actually had great versions of this in Milan. It was slighty soggy but not too bad, again surprising for airport food. Potatoes cooked in clarified butter and tasted great. Bavarian pretzel: Hanging at the counter my wife really it, it was anOK appetizer since it was ready instantly. A bit dry and movie pretzels were better.

The food was pretty good, but the service was horrible. The lady gave me half my food to go and…read morehalf to eat there. I had asked for all my food to be to go. I waited for a box to move my place into a to go plate and the lady got angry. She took my plate in a condescending matter and placed it into a to go container and threw it at me!!

We were here on a Sunday night around 19:00-20:00 o'clock. We were the only customers the entire…read moretime. The place wasn't great. I don't know why it has such a high average rating. It's clearly a family run place. Father, and mother both don't speak German (the language I used) well at all. I guess that is why, other then their daughter who speaks excellent German, there was also a German waitress there. Although we were the only customers, we were alternatively served by all four (the family and the German girl) which was strange. The parents couldn't answer questions, the German girl was probably very new and not helpful either. I also think that if they are all sitting at one of their own tables chatting, then do it where you can see your customers so that if they need you they just have to wink. I had to walk to the staff when I needed something during my meal. Pretty silly when there are 'waiters' and we are the only guests. The only thing that was above average in this place was the food. Although the won-ton soup had won-tons so big they could impossibly fit in my mouth. So I used my knife and fork to cut them first. The music was too loud. Some kind of pop-jazz. Maybe it needs to be that loud when the place is full, but not when we are the only ones. The bathrooms are dated. The sink has cold water only. In the corner of the men's bathroom were the cleaning tools, bucket, mob etc.

This is a very small restaurant serving kebab and falafel. Service was quick, the food was…read moreinexpensive, and it tasted very good. The person working there when I visited spoke a little bit of English, so combined with some pointing, I was able to get exactly what I wanted. I would definitely go back when in the area again. The inside of the restaurant is very small, with only room to sit about 4-6 people, so most people were getting either take-away or sitting outside.