My Indigo - München

I only know the new myindigo about the laborious freedom and look forward to this further enrichment of our quarter! eating is super, the prices really cheap, the locally totally nice facility and the personal always courtesy and friendly. the location directly at the bus station is also very convenient. I usually get my lunch and was always very happy with the delicious things. I prefer the suppen and currys. there is also vitamine and sweet and also sushi. my new recommendation to the Munich freedom!

Today I could use some extra stars that myindigo deserved. in the renovated stachus passagen in the 1st floor is located next to many other new shops and also to find these small pearls of healthy and inexpensive fast food restaurant. myindigo promotes good eating with the slogan because all products are fresh, ecological and free from additive. the card in all shorts: Asian suppening from tom ka gai to carrots ingwer suppe salat buffet for self-service with much sushi (can I not say curry dishes, with meat and for vegetarian noodles combinable with various delicious sweet things, namely sweet littel sens from full grain and dinkel drawings are always found in flour as well as imalte tocker walls in the rear corner hangs a rotating disco ball that throws beautiful light reflections into the space. here I can turn off a bit if I like to eat something after work. the comfortable concept continues in the arrangement of the tables: a series tables for individual, with a few two tables and a few for small groups. as one, they don't feel so lost. prices can keep with other fast food chains. the kaimug is right next door. so they can make the right comparison before location. for me myindigo has the nose at the front as I have the impression in the known chains like kaimug that after a thing somehow tastes the same!

An unplanned surprise en route, rushing back from Salzburg town centre back to the train station to catch our connection. I spent the morning walking around...

Food is okay/edible but not very delicious and the Tom kha Gai soup tasted nothing like tom kha gai. Seems like the place has a bit of an identity crisis....

This place is pan-asian and somehow they have got totally confused over their menu -perhaps trying to entice diners who would never risk a more authentic...