Chandni - Passau

- unfriendly when making reservations, didn't want to reserve a table outside- We waited 40 minutes for starters and another 20 for the main dish- Brought wrong order, insisted It was my mistake- food is good, variety is goodIt used to be the only indian place in Passau. We wouldn't recommend it to a friend anymore.

We were four, late afternoon, and all enjoyed the meal and atmosphere. Place is clean and inviting, a bit dark for truly seeing what you're spearing on your fork, so that a whole extra hot pepper may well be chewed on unknowingly. Main dishes are both tasty and large enough. Rice was appreciated by all. My kofta dish was excellent. Ice cream is nothing worth mentioning. Good English is spoken, and one is willingly advised about spiciness AND ingredients before placing orders. Service persons do not try to foist on customers more than they order. Beer price is fair. Popular - consider reservations even on an average weekday.

Small restaurant in a vaulted room near the river. Friendly service, mostly German speaking not Emglish, although the Indian boss is multilingual. We had pappadums, then palak paneer, which was unctious and fragrant and a prawn special with ginger and tomatoes which was fresh and spicy. Really nice evening! We didn't book, but only got the last available table, on a very wet Friday in April - somI would recommend booking.They only take German EC cards or cash.

Ive been to India and have also tried alot of Indian restaurants in Singapore. I was very impressed because having my first bite made me remember the good old days. Service was also good. It's just a pity that it's only open for dinner.

Great food, awesome service and most of all the authenticity of the food that was served. I was there with a friend of mine who said "Dude, are we in India?" And the most important aspect of this restaurant was the value for money. However, I did not like the mango lassi with an extra ingredient, but my friend loved it.