Deli Tadka - Muenchen

The rain did not read and so we strolled through the Riem Arcaden to eat a little bit. Indian Street Food doesn't sound bad, there was a free place, so let's try. Now we had to get in touch. There are wraps, Tandoori, salads, vegetarian and curry. It should be a curry, and that's what you put together. You choose the sauce and then the extras. The selection is not very large here. It is ordered at the vase where the dishes are then also freshly prepared. The lady told me and picked up the order. There was the question – to drink, she took it and put me such a device. Well we already knew these things, but another one is there and doesn't know what to do with it, there was no hint. The device blurred and I went on my way to the counter. The lady just looked at me blurred and pointed with his hand to the end of the vault and said – there, chef . Yes, I saw that myself, but where is the food. At the end of the vase, I saw a few plates standing and more confused guests behind me. We went towards the plate and had to make the chef noticed on us because who heard what. There was a brief announcement in a fieldwegelton, which contains the plate. You wear all the same T shirts with the logo on it and all have the research tone on it. Kindness to the guest is different. We chose Masala – tomatoes curry with spicy sauce for 4,90 € and as an extra chicken for 2,40 €. The Basmatireis was gur cooked, a little sticky, which we do not know from Basmatireis. He had been cooked and refined with various spices and tasted us. Chicken was tender and juicy and also strongly seasoned. The Masala sauce had a light tomato flavor, curry was easily tasted out and she tasted really good after the Indian spices. A slight sharpness was also present. It was slightly creamy and the coconut milk kept down discreetly. Was delicious, we would order again. There are tables of different sizes here, partly with bench, partly with chairs. The chairs are decorated in colourful colours. There is nothing else on the tables except the used plates that some simply cannot clean up. What is also very neglected by staff. Even the removal of the station for the tablet did not proceed very quickly. The walls are a little need for reconciliation. There are concrete walls with painted pictures, partly very colourful. A nice portion for the price and fast hunger. The dishes are also all available to take away.

Very good and authentic food. Always worth the visit.

Excellent, consistently good quality and very dear employees! I love the Chicken Tikka

Very good Indian for cheap money and flutters on the way. Very recommended for a lunch break.

Tasty Indian street food.one of the best in Munich