Kismet - Munich

The dark teller is really the hammer, the portion is huge and already at the half you are really fed. the service was super friendly and even the music has fit to the flair. delicious eating, good wine and a wonderful interior, many thanks to dear kismet!

A visit to the restaurant that you regret. neither eating in oil-soaked, warmed up and cooked, nor the smoke-smoothing service, nor the incompetent management, which is completely misplaced and which pushes the blame on everything else, nor the lack of light, the ugly facility. and even not the totally absurd prices for this lack of quality would ever let us come back. Too bad about the good situation.

I came with very high expectations too kismet, since it looks so stylish and is a perfect place for a date. Unfortunately there was a very strong and bad smell from the kitchen area (I guess from the dishwasher) that was really unpleasant the whole time. I ordered the only vegan tajin for 17.5€ and it only had potatoswith tomato sauce peanuts and a few coriander leaves on top. As a side there was couscous. I found this dish very boring and uninspiring. This is something I would fix myself when I forgot to shop on a weekday. Looking on the ingredients and how much effort went into it it was way too expensive.

Super great dishes, they can hardly decide. I had the thali who was really the hammer. big portions!

Kismet is a really stylish restaurant and I liked the experience there. I tried the Thali dish that was composed by 3 different curries accompanied by different sorts of bread and rice. It was okay but not really exciting, I wish there was more guidance in the choice of the food while when we asked questions they didn’t really give answers.