Teléfono: +498999317764
Dirección: Warthestraße 5, 81927, München, Germany
Ciudad: München
Platos: 35
Reseñas: 2040
Sitio Web: https://www.champor.de
"We had the satay, spring rolls, roti canai, char kway teow and beef kerisik which were 90% similar in taste to what you would get in Malaysia - perfect for people who have never been to Malaysia! However, having been to similar restaurants in New York (Nyonya) and London (Rasa Sayang, Satay House Malaysian restaurant), I find the prices at Champor very overpriced (e.g. 24€ for "char kway teow", a type of flat broad noodles, and 14€ for 5 satay sticks). We were also charged extra for the "curry dip" which came with the roti canai, which was not made known to us when we ordered a piece of the flatbread. With 2 and a half starters, 2 mains and 3 non-alcoholic drinks, our total bill came up to 100€ for 2 people. Ambience was classy (though it doesn't reflect the true Malaysian food experience) and hospitality was great, but only if you love every single aspect of the dining experience. We overheard the hostess shouting, "If they can't wait, they should leave", presumably because of a customer's complaint about the long waiting time for the food. Not sure about the tone and attitude of the customer's complaint in the first place but am certain this response does not make things better. I loved the food but upon jokingly lamenting that there were no cockles in the fried noodles (which is a key ingredient in char kway teow but I did realise that it may be difficult to get the ingredient in Munich), the hostess first said that she disliked the shellfish before adding that one gets hepatitis from eating it (fact: only if the shellfish is not cleaned and cooked properly will one run the risk of viral infection from eating shellfish). A simple "we don't like this shellfish and hence we don't add it in our food" and a smile would have suffice. We wanted to order dessert after we finished our main courses but were told that the kitchen was closed though we had not been informed about the kitchen closing / placing last orders. Having seen the Management's reaction to customers' feedback in the restaurant and responses to other reviews, I know that any less-than-positive review will surely earn a scathing response from their Management. I would however like to mention that if you have never been to Southeast Asia and/or never will, this is a nice restaurant to splurge on authentic Malaysian food."
Todos los precios son estimados.
Múnich, ciudad bávara animada, famosa por el Oktoberfest, sirve platos tradicionales como pretzels, salchicha Weisswurst y robustas patas de cerdo con cerveza.