"Delivery Service" Street Food Restaurants in Munich
The interior of this small restaurant on a quiet street isn't anything to write home about—but the pizza more than makes up for it! This Italian family has rightfully earned multiple awards for their pizza-making skills. It's a revelation, with delicious dough and the finest ingredients in every variety.
Fast, fresh, delicious, healthy: At byvu, everyday meals are meant to taste great and be good for you. They pull it off well—take the Beef Phở or the “beautiful mess” rice bowl with salmon and mango, for example. The summer rolls and curries are also great options for a light, delicious lunch.
Since its reopening, the Elisabethmarkt has become more and more of a hotspot—and Fizzy Bubele’s amazing sabich pitas are partly to thank for that. You’ll definitely want to stop by here a few times to try the fries (grilled cheese with pomegranate and mint yogurt) and the falafel, too!
If this is what soul food tastes like in Georgia, you have to wonder why we aren't all vacationing there already. This little snack bar sells addictive, hot dough creations right out the window—filled with meat, melted cheese, fresh herbs, and plenty of love from a family recipe.
TAKO is one of those hidden gems where you can enjoy really good Japanese food—in a very laid-back atmosphere. Home-style dishes like eel with rice and omelet or the teriyaki bowl are just as popular here as the classic sushi options and warming ramen noodles or miso soup.
Ahimsa means “nonviolence”: The menu features exclusively vegan food and drinks. The interior and the lovely terrace exude a jungle vibe, and dishes like baked avocado or the Poké Power Bowl with wild herbs and mango add to the Bali atmosphere.
This bar’s loyal regulars come to Maxvorstadt from all over Munich. Of course, it’s for the juicy burgers and steaks—but also to sip expertly crafted, classic cocktails. It’s really hard to decide between the Toscana, the Truffle, the Kahuna, or the Classic Cheeseburger.
Once you've tasted the hummus at Eclipse, you'll probably never want to eat Israeli food anywhere else again. For years, this restaurant has been synonymous with the country's diverse culinary fusion—and it tastes divine. Be sure to try the grilled skewers and the tapas!
Latin American fusion cuisine in Giesing. A wild combination that works perfectly. Under the motto “Love, Fun & Fiesta,” they serve dishes like Tacos de Birria and Latin Lover Bowls with beans. The Piri-Pira chicken and burgers are also delicious. For dessert: Flan de Coco.
The name says it all at Suzuki “Nomnom” Kitchen. For fans of Japan, this little shop is a must-visit—because there’s more to discover here than just food. The shop offers a wide selection of plants and accessories, the staff provides warm, friendly advice, and the matcha pudding is delicious!
One of the most popular—and most colorful—Korean restaurants in town, right next to the Technical University. Korean pancakes with kimchi, bibimbap, tteokbokki (fried rice cakes with spicy gochujang sauce), and Korean fried chicken are finger-licking good!