we passed in the ganesh on Friday evening without reservation and were pleased to get another table. the local was well filled, the atmosphere is always pleasantly loose. the staff is very friendly and helpful. the requested sharpness (not/light/medium/very) obviously meets exactly what the people imagine - and this is not so easy at all.We first shared the mixed front dish from the daily menu, which included three different, crispy roasted, spicy sweets and a lush salad. different dips were added, among other things a delicious raijta. everything very good. Afterwards we had babyauberginencurry with rice and grilled tandoorihuhnfilet on fried vegetables, raita and coriander basmatireis.The...
we (two couples) had a very cozy evening in the ganesh. the food tastes really very good and the service is attentive. from the outside, the ganesh in the backyard also impresses with a great beer garden.Vegans should be reinsured; our tip tasted so authentic after jogurth that we have asked if this is really without milk products. we were told that in the Indian-ceylonesian cuisine means vegan without eggs and not without milk products in general. genuine vegans should therefore keep in touch with the service once again when ordering. Overall highly recommended :)
the environment of the restaurant is only quenching, but compensates for the simple but cozy atmosphere inside. the service was attentive, the dishes very tasty. the prices are not really cheap but reasonable for offered quality.
earlier this restaurant was a regular starting point for my friends and me, so it has greatly left. in the times of origin (yet under other aegis) you could always come past a good, small snack - this is no longer true today.
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you sat very nice and we felt comfortable. we only found it moderate. it was ok, but nothing special and too high price for what was offered. you can have, but you don't have to.
the ganesh not only convinces by its atmosphere and the nice staff, but especially by the really delicious ceylonesian-indian food. all of course also vegetarian.
a restaurant with an oilbergflair. everything a little off the mainstream. friendly service. suitable for visitors who do not like restaurant chains.
rustic tables, mirror on the walls. it looks cozy. the foods are delicious, the personal nice. it is like to be visited. reservation is advisable.
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we were eating here. each of us had different foods and all have tasted. from outside inconspicuous . but inside very cozy. nice service.
eat very delicious! fresh and homemade! service good and fast! it was a round beautiful evening in a very idyllic beer garden!
Ceylonische Linsenbratlinge Mit „Thokku” (Vegan)
Kurz Gebratene „White Tiger Gambas” Mit „Thokku”
Südindisches Gemüsebananen „Bhaji” (Vegan)
Südindisches Rote Zwiebeln „Bhaji” (Vegan)
Knusprig Frittierte Fleisch-Teigröllchen
Knusprig Frittierte Veggie-Teigröllchen
Linsen-Tomatensuppe „Rasam” (Vegan)
Hausgemachtes Mango-Chutney (Vegan)
Hausgemachte Mixed-Pickles (Vegan)
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