15 Best Places for Biryani in Munich

Newdelhi Indisches Restaurant & Bar brings authentic Indian cuisine to Hirschbergstraße in Munich’s Neuhausen-Nymphenburg district. The cosy dining room and hospitable service create a welcoming setting for relaxed meals, while the menu covers a broad range of Indian dishes.

SpiceRoute brings authentic Kerala cuisine to Munich at Schäftlarnstraße 166. Its menu moves beyond standard Indian restaurant fare, with traditional biryani, appam, seafood, beef roast and other South Indian specialties at the centre of the offering.

At Belgradstraße 9, The Indian Room brings Indian cooking to a spacious, polished setting with cozy furnishings and seating both indoors and outside. Its calm atmosphere suits an unhurried dinner while remaining comfortable for a quieter solo meal.

At Karlsplatz 1, Tikka N Talk Stachus Passagen gives Indian food a modern, easygoing format suited to the centre of Munich. Fresh bowls, curries and small plates make the restaurant a practical stop for lunch, dinner or a quick bite.

Royal India Restaurant at Westendstraße 117 offers a traditional Indian dining setting with indoor and outdoor seating for lunch or dinner. The room is presented with considered details, including fresh flowers, crisp tablecloths and comfortable benches.

Dine-in, takeaway and delivery are available, with biryani among the dishes to explore. The kitchen’s style can vary by preparation, so the restaurant suits diners who appreciate a broad Indian menu rather than a narrowly defined specialty.

Tikka N Talk OEZ brings a modern Indian street-food approach to Hanauer Str. 68, combining bowls, curries and small plates with convenient dine-in, takeaway and delivery options. It works particularly well for a relaxed lunch, an early dinner or a quick meal in the OEZ area.

In the heart of Munich at Tal 28, Indian Love Story combines Indian restaurant cooking with a street-food spirit. The warm, cosy room and welcoming hospitality make it a comfortable choice for an unhurried dinner, while outdoor seating adds another option in suitable weather.

URBAN TURBAN brings Indian cooking to Ismaninger Strasse in Munich, balancing a welcoming dining-room atmosphere with the flexibility of eating at home. Butter chicken is a named menu specialty, while chai, mango lassi and a selection of chutneys provide flavorful additions around the main meal. The kitchen’s appeal lies in fresh, hot dishes, prompt service and a sense of good value.

At Hindura, the North Indian menu opens onto distinctive Bihari cooking, making this a worthwhile Trudering address for diners keen to explore regional dishes. The selection includes litti chokha alongside Champaran mutton and aam panna, a combination with a notably specific sense of place.

Delhi Palace München on Flurstraße 32 is an Indian restaurant suited to both sit-down meals and convenient takeaway. Its menu includes thali, paneer, dal tadka, chicken soup and roti, with familiar comfort-food flavours and healthy options available.

Fast, attentive service and kerbside pickup make it a practical choice for a weekday meal or an order at home. Delivery, takeaway and dine-in are all available, with lunch and dinner service covering a broad range of occasions.

Indian Bites at Heimeranstraße 61 offers a comfortable setting for Indian dining, with outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery alongside dine-in service. The menu suits both relaxed dinners and lighter solo meals, with lunch and dinner options available.

Badshah brings relaxed Indian dining to Birkerstraße in Munich, combining a welcoming atmosphere with warm, friendly service. Its strongest draws are flavor-packed cooking, generous portions and budget-friendly meals, making it well suited to an easy lunch, an unhurried dinner or a solo visit. An all-you-can-eat option adds appeal for diners who want variety.

Indian Restaurant Samrat sits in the heart of Munich at Papa-Schmid-Straße 1, offering authentic Indian specialities in a relaxed setting. Its attentive, unhurried service and flexible spice levels make it comfortable for both newcomers and experienced Indian-food diners.

In the heart of Nymphenburg, Ekam presents authentic Indian cooking in a setting suited to both an unhurried meal and a straightforward solo lunch. Dal Makhni is one dish worth noting, while the kitchen's willingness to accommodate personal requests gives the restaurant a more tailored feel.

For a relaxed family meal or a straightforward solo dinner, Indian Accent München brings a flexible Indian dining format to Rotwandstraße. Butter Chicken and tandoori specialties anchor the offering, while Chicken Korma and Chicken Mango broaden the choice. The combination of flavorful cooking, friendly service, a warm atmosphere and approachable pricing makes it especially comfortable for an easygoing evening out.