Satluj - Carte

Great restaurant, great service, great food. Polite, friendly and hospitable staff. The restaurant design is, unlike most Indian restaurant I've been to so far, NOT kitsch. Highly recommended.

very nice Indian restaurant, the room inside is quite large, so it is also super suitable for medium large groups I go there with my family very often and I can recommend all chicken dishes in principle!

This is well the best Indian Restaurant I know in Munich, with warm and friendly service and situated in the lovely nighbourhood of Haidhausen. The Thalis are best though not when the place is busy, as they take some time and attention to prepare. Voir le carte

there is not too much to say about the restaurant: the dishes are ok, but not 1. class, service is fast, but not remarkable, prices are fair. when they are around and hungry it is not the bad choice, but if they are special for something. they go somewhere else.

omg! I have eaten so many palak paneers in hundreds of restaurant around the world and I have not expected that. I can definitely say that this one was absolutely amazing. probably the best I cost. great. king. the world! beautiful opposite, nice people. I really recommend it. I will come back even if I live 1’000km from here. casanowa

One question I always ask after visiting an Indian restaurant in mainland Europe is whether i'd go there regularly if it were in the UK. This is one of the rare occasions where the answer is definitely yes.The food was excellent, the portions generous, the service friendly and the price was right, considering the high quality.I'll be back! Voir le carte

satluj has both very nicely located exterior and a cozy and wide room. in a Sunday at lunchtime you can feel the spirit of this part of a little bit, despite the fact of being in an Indian restaurant, as many people with card... play and eat in the meantime. eating is good, tasty and moderately spicy; chicken dishes and sweet are recommended.

Bland is the best description I can give. I have a basic rule of not going to ethnic restaurants in Europe. Maybe because they seem to adapt to local tastes I find their food most often unimpressive. Once in a while I crave for it...though and I give it. Unfortunately this was one more of the same old, same old experience. We had duck saag, I normally like lamb but my friend does not like lamb. I also asked the waiter whether the lamb was mutton (old) or young. He confirmed that it was a large animal so I also decided against the lamb. The saag had not real flavour (the duck was tasty). The other selection was a chicken korma. Also unimpressive with no real depth of taste and chicken pieces...

I love Indian food, in spite of never having been to India, so my reference is UK Indian food and what I cook at home following Madhur Jaffrey cookbooks.So far my experience of Indian restaurant in Munich has been disappointing and although Satluj cannot aspire to be classified as top caterer the overall quality is not too bad. I have been there three times so far.Naans are very good although I had a Peshwari Naan this time which had too much sweet stuff on it. Candied cherries!? and honey as well as the usual almond/pistachios. Weird but good, not sure how authentic though.Samosas were very nice but onion bhaji were actually not. More like onion rings than proper bhajis.As usual I had a veg... Voir le carte