Overall: Mother India, an Indian restaurant in Markt Schwabing, provided a disappointing experience due to the owner's rude behavior, which overshadowed the good food that the restaurant has offered in the past. "Indian have a mentality to come always late", these were the statement of the owner.

Aesthetic: It is ok.

Service: The owner's attitude and behavior marred the entire dining experience at Mother India. Despite making a reservation for 19:15, arriving at 19:35 prompted an unfriendly remark from the owner about a perceived cultural stereotype, despite the restaurant being empty. Confronting this, the owner's rude and dismissive attitude escalated the situation, leading to a regrettable encounter. It's deeply disheartening to be met with such behavior from the person responsible for the restaurant's success.

Food: In previous visits, the food at Mother India was really good, a factor that prompted a 45-minute drive to dine there. However, the otherwise appealing food quality was overshadowed by the owner's behavior on this particular visit.

Parking: Limited parking availability near the restaurant contributed to the lateness, which then led to the unfortunate confrontation with the owner. This inconvenience further dampened the overall experience.

Customer Interaction: The situation escalated to the point where another individual, possibly a staff member, intervened to inform us that the owner's behavior was because he was drunk. This only worsened the situation, providing further evidence of the restaurant's poor customer service on this particular day.

In conclusion, while Mother India has previously offered good food, the recent visit was marred by the owner's rude and disrespectful behavior. The encounter, which included derogatory comments and unwarranted rudeness, was not only offensive but also reflective of a poor attitude towards customer service. While the intention to dine out extends beyond just food and encompasses the overall experience, the unfortunate incident leaves a negative impression. As a result, returning to Mother India is unlikely, and recommending it to others, particularly fellow Indians, is out of the question.