Manju - Carta

my man and I had a lush meal at manju. Chicken mango, biryani and rice, accompanied by mango sail. eating was authentic and it was good to lick finger. highly recommended!

a very tasty Indian restaurant where we tried most meals and they are great. the location is great and the service is fantastic. do I recommend it for people who like Indian restaurant?

this came surprisingly in the Saturn shopping center. the food was fresh and delicious. a little oily (samosa). it was served quickly. nice to have a familiar taste at a reasonable price. Ver carta

in general, Indian restaurants should not have beef curry. but letting this aside is my experience. I arrived there on Saturday night at 8 o'clock and they hastened to close. So they didn't offer me a kitchen option, but they asked me to choose from the buffet. curry was in order, and reis was a little hard. quarksalat was great and mango leti was delicious. the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Ordered shrimp tandoori (with rice and naan), mixed pakoras, samosa, mango leti. freshly prepared garnels are super tasty, seasoned are great and balanced and come with seasonal vegetables. naan is authentic (like roti), but still fits well to spicy tandoori. samosas and pakoras are great and fit well to minz chatni and green chili cahutney. a must if they are in Saturn/Königsalle düsseldorf. will be coming back in düsseldorf in any case next time.

I would not class this as a restaurant. it is located in a shopping center and is quite decent for a food restaurant, but cannot be compared with the quality of a normal restaurant (and I don't think it does so). in principle you get what you pay for. eating is cheap and the service is fast and obviously quite abrupt. the sweet samosa was excellent, just like the reese. the chicken corma had a strange aftertaste, while the naan bread was very bad. all in all it is a proper, but do not misunderstand this for a normal Indian restaurant. Ver carta

for shopping enthusiasts, the königsalle in düsseldorf can be one of the most lively streets on Saturdays. However, as I am a lover of Indian food, I would suggest that if they are hungry on this street, manju is the best place. the service is often fast despite the amount. the kitchen is open so that they can see the cook as he boils up eating, which is always served hot. the price is also fantastic, because for 7.00 euro you get a great delicious food. try the mango leti and the Indian brot and the vegetarian curry is good! there is also the possibility to take with you if you have no time to add to the meal.

after shopping they are tired and want to eat quickly and manju is surely the right one. many Indian options for saturating meals with our buttermilk and mango leti. palak paneer, chicken, lamb currys, mixed vegetables, naans, chicken biryani and samosa’s. everything runs one the water in mouth together and very, very reasonable. in average costs a meal with sabzi, naan, salat and basmatireis 6 euro. the amount is very good and they offer additional Indian gurkens and chilisauce to make the food after their taste. the service staff is very smiling and fast. a great option for Indian gourmets directly in the shopping center sevens by saturn.

I had dinner with the family in the manju, one of us is vegetarian. there was a great choice, we have taken the mixed pakoras as appetizer, which I can highly recommend (the pakoras are crispy and tasty and the sauces are also really good) and 5 main dishes. they are all very tasty, we had two sharp dishes, a mild dish, a slightly sweeter dish and a vegetarian dish (also mild). it was all good with something sabzi, the sabzi came in a separate bowl. eating was delicious and as already mentioned, there are many dishes that also vary in their sharpness or sweetness. for vegetarian there is a good choice. we were all very satisfied with eating, so we decided at the end to another vegetarian dis... Ver carta