15 Best Arabic Restaurants in Munich

Ala Kefak brings Arab cuisine to Schillerstraße 20 in Munich’s Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt. It suits several occasions, from a quick bite or solo lunch to a late dinner, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery available.

Shawarma is the clear focal point: the platter is generously portioned, with tender, well-seasoned meat and fresh, flavorful accompaniments. The straightforward format makes it an easy choice when you want a satisfying meal without a long dining occasion.

Near the university on Schellingstraße 20, Sesam Falafel an der Uni is a practical Arab restaurant for fresh, made-to-order food. Falafel and hummus are the natural starting points, supported by a salad bar, organic dishes and options suited to lighter meals.

Quick, friendly service and a choice of outdoor seating, takeaway, delivery or dine-in make it especially convenient for students, solo diners and anyone looking for a fast meal with plant-based choices.

Slemani Grill on Dachauer Str. 7 is a Middle Eastern restaurant with a flexible format: breakfast, lunch, dinner, takeaway, delivery and dine-in are all part of its offer. It works equally well for a quick solo meal or a more substantial sit-down visit.

Al Shaam is a Lebanese restaurant on Leonrodstraße 45 in Munich, offering both dine-in and takeaway. Its menu brings together familiar favorites such as kebab, falafel and cacik, alongside small plates and healthier choices suited to sharing or a lighter meal.

Set on Josephspitalstraße in central Munich, LA-FAYETTE combines polished Mediterranean dining with the energy of a bar. The food range moves from breakfast, starters, soups and substantial salads to pasta, pizza, cheese and fish. Cevapcici offers a hearty choice, while Black King Tiger prawns provide a more distinctive seafood order. Outdoor seating gives lunch and dinner another dimension in suitable weather.

Pizzarei occupies a central Altstadt-Lehel address at Sporerstraße 2, making it a convenient stop for lunch, dinner or a late meal in Munich’s city center. The restaurant offers dine-in and takeaway, with outdoor seating and a drinks selection that includes beer and cocktails.

Sim Sim is a falafel restaurant on Augustenstraße 67, offering dine-in, takeaway and delivery for lunch or dinner. Its compact, practical format suits a quick bite, solo meal or small-plate order, with vegan options and healthier choices available.

Falafel is the natural specialty, with a reputation for being particularly good in Munich. The food-led experience is strongest when ordering for pickup or eating in, while service can vary from warm and welcoming to more abrupt.

Baal is a Mediterranean evening venue in Maxvorstadt, with a cozy, distinctive interior shaped by its library and a relaxed atmosphere for unhurried drinks or dinner. Tapas sit alongside pasta, while cocktails, beer, coffee and late-night food broaden its appeal beyond a conventional restaurant stop.

Levante – Mezze Bar & Restaurant brings modern Levantine cuisine to Franz-Joseph-Straße 45 in Schwabing. The menu is built around sharing and enjoying a broad selection of mezze, making it equally suitable for couples, families, birthday gatherings and larger groups.

KLIMENTI'S Restaurant brings Mediterranean-inspired dining to Kellerstraße 1 in Au-Haidhausen. Its outdoor seating and evening-focused schedule create an appealing setting for relaxed dinners, date nights and small celebrations.

Set in Sendling on Lindenschmitstraße, Beirutbeirut is a cozy Lebanese restaurant built around straightforward, freshly prepared staples. Manousche, falafel, hummus, baba ganoush and flatbread give the menu a sharing-friendly character, with a mixed plate suited to sampling several dips and bites at once. The falafel stands out for its freshness, while the cooking favors honest flavors over unnecessary formality.

BAALBEK brings authentic Lebanese cooking and a personal sense of hospitality to Karlstraße in Maxvorstadt. Photographs of Baalbek give the dining room a strong connection to its namesake, while the friendly welcome and relaxed atmosphere create a warm, almost home-like setting. Swift service adds to the ease of the evening.

Servus Habibi in Maxvorstadt is a Lebanese restaurant on Nordendstraße 24 with outdoor seating, dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Its concise menu focuses on fresh, flavorful dishes such as hummus, babaghanoush, sharing plates and bowls with vegetables and proteins.

Yemen star restaurant on Schwanthalerstraße 26 offers a broad, casual format with dine-in, takeaway, delivery and even drive-through service. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and solo dining are all covered, making it a flexible choice near central Munich.

Alpasha Restaurant brings Syrian cuisine to Lindwurmstraße 33 in Munich. The casual dining room welcomes solo diners, families and groups, with dine-in service and a menu suited to both substantial meals and relaxed coffee stops.

Authentic Syrian dishes are the central attraction, supported by friendly service and a warm, welcoming manner. Pickup and dine-in are the more reliable formats for enjoying the food; delivery is available but can be less consistent in execution.