Namaste Restaurant - München

As we wanted a change from the German kitchen, we tried namaste yesterday evening. it was very convenient for our hotel and we sat outside on a balcony overlooking a small square. my palak paneer was excellent, the chicken tikka my mannes was soothing and the staff was friendly and attentive.

We started with popadoms, which were served with three beautiful sauces. as main dishes we shared the lamm jafreazi, which despite warnings on the menu was good but not sharp at all – this seems to happen in Germany, where sharp spicy flavors are not appreciated. I asked the waiter if he could bring a sharp sauce for our court, but he took the whole court back and the kitchen made it again, unfortunately still very mild, but I said nothing more. we also had the chicken masala tandoori with very delicate chicken – the chicken was a bit dry, but the dryness was saved by the sauce. the service was good and the environment was nice. it is a level higher from the rosenkavalier place, and with warmer weather you can sit outside, then it must be quite pleasant. also in the flaute between New Year and epiphany were many people there, a good sign. a good choice for a good Indian food.

Went with a friend, advised on the mixed plate for 2 people and was pointed out that no wobble creams need to be bought. it cost about 15 pounds and consisted of 1 piece of sloping chicken and the rest consisted of fried cauliflower, kartoffeln, auberginen and an attempt with samosa, frankly it was terrible, without bad signs of lamb, shashik, chicken pair, it was cheaper scraped in the worth of probably 2 pounds....A bit of sloping and totally unacceptable. we had a lamb vindaloo and a chicken jealfreezi, both dishes looked out and tasted very similar, well that they shouldn't......I have a very good palette and there were no signs of seasoning, ingwer, kardoms that should be in vindaloo was terrible when they eat Indian and like a good standard?

The food was good. atmosphere was good where we could talk. the lighting in our sitting area was bad, so we had to use our handy flashlight to display the menu.

I was almost 3 weeks here. great food, mainly North Indian. I have used a small mango assist glass as a free gift. decent eating and rice is almost free at any meal. Rotis and paneers are good here. beautiful jagjit singh ghazals in the background.