Gandhi - Menu

I don't really think much of what to say... I'm speechless! uncle bens tastes better. banane was out, there was no word to say then pineapple. this was no longer good and already had an alcoholic taste. the waiter said he wasn't. the naanbrot was more like a sole. the main foods were smiling and my soy was not fried, so it was sloppy. all in all super bad. the calculation is not understood. not recommended

through the voucher we have been attentive to this restaurant and have tried it out.We were not disappointed. during the order we were asked if we like to eat sharp food - the court was adjusted accordingly. four different appetizers, four different main dishes and three desserts - all (corresponding to appetizer and main course separated) at the same time at the table, all delicious.We will go more often there!

extremely unfriendly, inattentive and slow service, miserable price-performance ratio, uniform basic taste at the foods, sweet prepared, dessert was served although mainstream still standing on the table, billing not comprehensible on toy tickets, inconceivable unfavourable. I love Indian food, but I've never seen anything like that. there was no demand whether it tasted/tasted. probably the genervte serviceman knew what he served us there. pity for time and money. View menu

we had a groupon credit for several courses. the 1st floor were a few dry chips where we had to buy a dip for 4,50 to get some taste. then there was a gurkensalat which consisted only of a few gurken slices with salt, curry and pfeffer. the suppe that came after that was much too sharp to my companion. we then bought bread for almost 5 € so we could at least eat some of the suppe. the main dish was just sharp. it tasted nothing else. So we also had to buy another dip that was recommended by the waiter. definitiw not recommended!

we had a groupon voucher over a 5-course menu. there was then also brot as a single course, but this was also described in the coupon, then you can not mug in afterwards, especially not for the price! it was not a culinary manifestation, but everything was delicious. we have also become rich. the service is necessary for reconciliation, or we say specifically. after a very close greeting, I had no more lust, but the waiter baptized and advised us to the individual dressed and drinks well. only the ice recipe he didn't want to tell us :-)

we were chosen as a family with two small children there, randomly. my daughter had to go to the toilet - after that I thought about leaving the restaurant. I better not say that. the service was driving, no looking at. I would say he had no pleasure. there was no child food, we should order a dish for adults. for 15 euro per serving. overall eating was disappointing and quite expensive! the rice was cold, the salat leaf was clouding. you could compare it with uncle bens glasses. there are Indian sauces to buy that really taste even better. our conclusion: stay away! View menu

we had to leave everything just like that because neither salate nor curry have tasted us. the salat consisted only of five gurken slices and was incredibly badly seasoned. the suppe has tasted only after salt. the curry was a catastrophe. it consisted of imperial vegetables (depressed by lidl or aldi) and the consistency was rather suppening. the flesh was not even. like the suppe, the curry was also bathed in salt. the worst we found the rice, which was really old and tasted very funny. although we had ordered brot, we did not get this, but we had to pay for it. we have rejected the dessert. the only thing that tasted us was the papadam brot (first floor). However, we had to pay for dips (...

as a long-term refugee we have been in the gandhi for a long time to the second (and surely last) times. these are our knowledge: a dark dining room that does not seem very welcoming. a waiter who is not directly unfriendly, but rather rough and unobtrusive (e.g., it was not placed on the place, but was left unobtrusively from a basket on the table and so lying). what to say. nothing was freshly prepared, the sauces and dips are finished out of the glass; the Naan bread is at best made in the micro warm and tastes except for fat otherwise not much; the pakoras are simply fat and rubbery; the chicken aam is not to be distinguished visually and tastefully from a ready-made dish from the regal...

we had been in the restaurant today on 18.02.2017.We had bought a voucher for a 5-course menu via groupon.At arrival in the restaurant we got a good day wanted and we were asked for names and reservations. the table. since we have never been there before we had to look where the garderobe was. after we had taken place we got the card with the note to read the five courses menu by. the great flower vases on which consisted of simple glasses and which have already been destined weeks had not been exchanged. a black water residue in the glass made it clear that once was water in the glass. after we have the menu or the five courses menu had studied came the service to ask for the selected main... View menu