Madam Chutney

Super amazing experience! I loved the interior design, amazing outdoor seating. It felt like home🥹 The food was ready super fast and their Naan was amazing. I had Tawa chicken, I expected to be more spicy but was okish spicy. Mango lassi was really delicious. It was not the most authentic Indian place I‘ve been, but totally worth trying specially for a cozy date😍

Had high expectations of this place after reading about it on media and seeing photos on Instagram. Looks like its famous among local german crowd, had people waiting outside.All tables were full. You get the vibe of the typical Indian restaurant that is fully buzzing with people. Sadly, taste of the foods were not the best. Keema Pav - Never seen on any other menu. You could try it BUT the pav was roasted well but the down half of the pav was half baked. The well roasting with butter could not hide the undone down half of the pav. Keema was great!! Coming to the next, Dragon chicken. Do not be deceived with pics on social media. They tried to toss in sauces and paprika but unfortunately was not completely mixed. Chicken was too dry. Chilli cheese naan - I expected ‘cheese’ but i strongly feel it was ‘cottage cheese- paneer’ on the inside. Awadhi chicken korma - this was subtle and nice. But definitely not Awadhi!! Jackfruit biryani was good and tasted well!! Thankfully i stopped ordering more as was not satisfied with the ordered food. Some unique items i see in menu are Paan ice cream, seekh kabab, kathi rolls, honey prawns,lamb shankh Would have loved to tried all these.

One of my favorite restaurants in Munich! I visit here every few weeks or so, and the food is consistently delicious. The flavors are rich and authentic. Also portion size is decent. The service is friendly, and the ambiance is aesthetic, making it a great spot for both casual meals and small gatherings. Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Highly recommended overall.

The restaurant had a lovely, cozy atmosphere, and the decor was good. Food was great, but not best of the class. It was a really enjoyable dining experience.

The food is a bit on the sweeter side, but quite good. The portions are also decent for the prize and they have quite a good menu. Definitely recommend the street food dishes compared to the more traditional meals, but overall, everything we ordered was good. My only complaint with the place was with the staff. They were a little rude when we asked them to take orders for starters separately from the main dishes, and also when we asked for more time to decide. Then they were a bit forceful in asking for tips at the end. But the bad customer service aside, the food and the atmosphere was great and I would definitely consider revisiting, but maybe I will try their other branch.

Authentic, original, and delicious indian food. I so loved Madam Chutney, having food here feels like having food in Delhi. The taste, the authenticity, and the warmth is what you ll only find in Delhi otherwise. Lovely ambiance, very lively and very Indian. If you are travelling in Europe and missing Indian food, Madam Chutney is the place to go. Staff is so warm, i felt asif I met someone I knew from long time, i felt so home! :)

One of the best Indian restaurants in Munich. Have been there twice already, would definitely go again. Though it might be a little more expensive than most Indian restaurants, their food and ambience definitely makes up for it. They also have a really nice cocktail menu.

Visited with my friends yesterday and overall, we had a good experience. The ambiance was warm and inviting. We tried quite a few dishes – Lamb Kheema Pav, Dahi Chaat, Pani Puri, Dal Makhani, Butter Chicken, Tikka Kathi Roll, and the Nawab Special Chicken Biryani – and each one impressed us in terms of flavor and presentation. The Butter Chicken and Kheema Pav were personal favorites! The only downside was the service at the beginning – we were left waiting for quite some time and had to call the waiter multiple times despite the restaurant not being busy. Thankfully, once the food started coming in, the experience picked up and made up for the slow start. Would definitely recommend it for the food and ambiance – just hoping for better attentiveness from the staff next time.

Food was amazing... 10/10 recommend both the Munich Mule & Madam's Old Fashion Highly recommend making reservations as they are pretty busy!!

-Great location -Cool building -Deliciously spicy -Excellent service The food here is so tasty! We try to come here for dinner whenever we're in Munich. The people are lovely. Hopefully we can make it here in a warmer month so we can sit outside in the courtyard. Do your self a favor and make a reservation here.

This was the last meal of ours in Munich before we returned to the US and it did not disappoint! This menu was so big it was hard to choose what to order , even for us vegetarians! The place was buzzing so we were grateful they were able to seat us after a short wait. We enjoyed lassi and mocktails along with indo Chinese chaat to start. The Gobi manchurian was so good it tasted more Asian. Gol guppa was nice and spicy and refreshing and papdi chaat was delish. All very shareable kind of tapas style. We then shared the paneer khati roll and dal makhani. The khati roll is very big and very shareable, good taste. The dal makhani was also great with garlic naan Because the restaurant was so busy the food did not come out piping hot, almost everything was room temperature but still tasty. I wish we had room for dessert because the gulab jamun and paan ice cream sounded good but we were stuffed. Overall really great experience, authentic Indian street food and beautiful decor!

Missing Indian food on vacation so we stopped in for an early lunch. Quick service and very attentive. The dining area was clean which is the only thing I care about when it comes to decor in a restaurant.

Found this place randomly while in the area and thought to try our luck getting a table for dinner as most places in the city require reservations. We got lucky to get seated inside within 10min on a Friday night. This place is in a basement level, but surprisingly quite large with a private dining room for large groups and two other areas full of seating. Seems they have an outdoor patio space but too cold that night and may have been closed. We shared a few items and were stuffed! The dal makhani was just right and a hearty choice for a cold night. Pairs well with garlic naan or you can enjoy with rice. The Khati Roll (paneer & peppers) was pretty heavy. Two people could easily share it when sharing other items. Found it to be a bit spicy. The cauliflower manchurian was probably my favorite. Crispy and enough sauce but not spicy. The golguppe & Dahi Puri were pretty basic. Drinks were good too. They offer mocktails and even masala chai. The one thing they need to work on is quicker service. We waited a very long time to place an order and to make payment. The couple next to us appeared to be in the same bind just waiting with their drinks for a long time. The menu is expansive. We ordered classic items we'd find at most Indian restaurants and they were basic but good. The decor is a nice red color with a little classic Bollywood art splashed inside. Restrooms are available. No Wi-Fi. Also remember you'll need to walk down maybe two flights of steps to access the restaurant. Didn't seem to have an elevator.

We did a stop over at Munich on our way back from India. Stayed there for 4 days. On the very first day we went for dinner at this amazing Indian restaurant. Food, ambience, service was top notch. We came back 2 days later and were amazed again. This is as authentic as it gets Indian restaurant. We had the following: Day 1: 1. Samosa Chaat. 2. Chili Chicken 3. Prawns 4. Naan (the best Naan ever) 5. Kali daal (it's better than Bukhara - Maura in India). 6. Butter chicken 7. Tandoori chicken The next visit: 1. Tandoori chicken 2. Samosa chaat 3. Prawns 4. Goat curry (I am still missing it) 5. Kali Daal 6. Naan A must visit and for those who live in / around Munich - you are lucky to have Madam Chutney!!

"Indian Street Food" evokes images of authentic, fast, no frills, cheap Indian food. Authentic - sure, those are well known Indian staples, tasty too. Even the wine! Yet the food is not Indian street food, but Indian restaurant fare of the kind that they would have multiple waiters in India for. Fast - definitely: you'll be in and out in under 30minutes if you want. No Frills - somewhat actually; the interior a ragtag collection of furniture, but all with a nice warm welcoming atmosphere. No white table cloth or linen napkin, no complimentary papadam, no digestif on the house that other Indian places offer. Cheap - unfortunately not. It's popular though. 3.5*** I'd say, 4**** if they adjusted the pricing to all the frills they left away.

So delicious!! You walk down the stairs and it's super cool-great decorations. Food was DELICIOUS and fun cocktails. We walked in pretty late and they still sat us and were very nice about it. There is a connected courtyard and a bar. Highly recommend--I would definitely return.

Food is fantastic! Very nice vibe in the restaurant as well. The drink menu was extensive and they were very good.

I was on a business visit to Munich from California. Found this restaurant on web and thought to go there. The restaurant is in basement - they have some indoor seating and a better outdoor patio with plants etc. it was around 6 pm, there were two groups eating - one Indian couple with a young kid indoors and one white group outside on the patio. Waiter suggested me to sit indoors, near a speaker and cabinet. I asked if could I sit outside since there were 10 tables and only one was occupied. I was told all tables outdoors have reservations!! - I understood what was happening. I left after a few minutes and realized that it takes time for mental slavery to go away. I was not going to spend my dollars where I am treated in an inferior manner. Told the story to my host - he was shocked since it happened with me in an Indian restaurant.

We love Indian food and passed this place while wandering Munich. We checked Yelp and there were a handful of reviews. We decided to give it a shot on Friday night without reservations. They seated us without delay. We had read the service was slow and food was lukewarm due to delay but that was not our experience. Solid service with English menus and fabulous food and wine. We enjoyed it so much we returned Saturday for dinner too. It was busier and service slower by American standards but typical of German standards. Again good amazing. We had the sesame chicken and Old Delhi Buttered chicken both nights. We had the Lamb Fry Saturday after finding Friday's chicken Biryani good but not worth a repeat. We had buttered naan both nights. Awesome!!

I was quite surprised that this place did not have any reviews given how popular it was on a weekday. The food is delicious, presentation and service is great and the ambience is quite modern. Not the cliche Indian decor but a fun filled classy atmosphere. Don't go without making a reservation on weekends. We barely found one or two free tables on Monday. Good place if you want to go with your coworkers too. I'll come back again.