Nigin Afghanisches - Munich

Highly recommended! The lunch menu from Monday to Saturday was simply delicious, with a wonderfully seasoned lentil soup. The main course of meatballs was deli... read more Highly recommended! The lunch menu from Monday to Saturday was simply delicious, with a wonderfully seasoned lentil soup. The main course of meatballs was delicious and perfectly seasoned. The fried chicken was super juicy, I've never had anything so juicy. Quiet and a bit out of the way. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Loved it. Food is yummy and the indoors space was very nice. Definitely recommend to anyone read more Loved it. Food is yummy and the indoors space was very nice. Definitely recommend to anyone

Not worth a star. We ordered lamb kebab, and they brought us meat mixed with liver. The food tasted absolutely awful. I wouldn't recommend it. I'd rather go to... read more Not worth a star. We ordered lamb kebab, and they brought us meat mixed with liver. The food tasted absolutely awful. I wouldn't recommend it. I'd rather go to the Darya Restaurant or Hindu Kush. Sorry, but I'll never go there again. The staff are so rude. They charge a lot for food like that.

Very very warm and extremely friendly service!! read more Very very warm and extremely friendly service!!

Very deceptive, unfortunately, and not recommended. Even one star is a lot for this restaurant! I 've eaten there several times with friends, but for me, this i... read more Very deceptive, unfortunately, and not recommended. Even one star is a lot for this restaurant! I 've eaten there several times with friends, but for me, this is simply not Afghan cuisine. The Kabuli Palau was at least two days old, the kebab didn 't taste like Afghan cuisine at all, and the pakora was full of oil. After I personally asked the waiter if the chef was really an Afghan chef, he smiled and said yes, but the chef is new, and that was it. No apology or anything. Yesterday, my wife and I ordered sheryakh to go. It smelled of food spices and onions. When my wife returned the sheryakh, she had to wait for the manager, and after a long discussion, she got her money back. When my wife left the restaurant, the manager told his employee, Don 't let that woman in here anymore. I find this behavior very disrespectful to a woman, and I am personally ashamed of it, both as a man and as an Afghan. As the owner of a restaurant, you should show more respect towards women and guests instead of making such disrespectful remarks over €20. I hope that such disrespect doesn 't occur to other women and guests in the future. My wife and I definitely don 't want to go there again. I look forward to your feedback!