Jaipur Palace - München

Worst experiece of eating.. waiter taking care of around table on Sarurday night. Tastless food and worst service. Better to eat at McD then waste...

Average Indian food. Terrible service. Waited for over an hour to be served after the order. With only one waiter I do not understand how they run the...

The german lady was outright rude. Not a hint of understanding of the concept of hospitality. She sees herself in the center. We preferred to leave because...

Was often Indian, but never as good as here. I'll start. the greeting and the following host was very warm. not like a hospitable, but like a friend. as a greeting from the kitchen there were thin crispy waffles with three types of dips. yogurt with minze, chutney and a sharp dip). as the main course there were duck mango, lamb corma and huhn madras. meat was buttery and super seasoned. each court was declared ignorance. additional amounts were taken into account. wein recommendation of the owner excellent.

The Indian restaurant Jaipur Palace has been located since 2012 about 3 minutes from the Red Cross Square at the corner of the great intersection Leonrodstraße and Landshuter Allee. This somewhat exposed position would also prevent me from perceiving the outside areas in beautiful weather. sitting outside is just too loud for me. but on Friday night yesterday it was already a bit cool and rainy in the Munich district, so we wanted to feed in any case. the Jaipur Palace is a rather narrow restaurant that extends over 2 rooms of length. in the first room there is a beautiful bar on almost the entire length. the tables are initially arranged completely as two tables, which can be expanded as desired. We assigned a quiet table in the back room. The restaurant was about three quarters at 8:00. the friendly service came quite fast. we ordered a red wine (Merlot) and a white wine (berries). both wines were excellent in taste and perfectly tempered. as an appetizer we ordered for us together a beautiful dish with cute pieces (flower cabbage, potato, paprika, eggplant, wolves) in cucumber flour pastries, fried and spicy. it tasted excellent and so we were very satisfied with the main dishes. I chose lamb bhuna (sauce a little sharp) with rice, my wife decided to see tikka masala (stick of lamb in a spicy tomato sauce and fresh coriander). both dishes were roasted on site and deliciously prepared. it tasted both of us excellent. We ordered to cry gradually for dessert, we also shared a kulfi (Indian icedessert, served as semi-frozen, with pacific and mandel taste) and drank a small chai (Indian tee with saw). We had a bottle of my water and my wife had another third glass of red wine. the bill amounted to about 84 eur; for beautiful two hours with delicious food in a cozy atmosphere and very nice service a reasonable price, as I find. I would like to recommend the Jaipur Palace in Leonrodstraße 20 to anyone who appreciates good Indian cuisine.