MAUI - Hawasian & Vietnamese Restaurant | München Ludwigpalais — Restaurant in Munich

A Taste of Maui in the Heart of Munich

Nestled amidst the bustling streets of Munich, the Maui restaurant at Ludwigpalais offers a tantalizing journey to the Hawaiian islands right in the heart of Bavaria. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted by an ambiance that effortlessly blends tropical vibes with urban sophistication.

The culinary adventure begins with a menu that celebrates the vibrant flavors of Maui, showcasing the freshest ingredients sourced locally and from afar. Whether you crave the succulent seafood delights of the Pacific or the savory richness of Hawaiian barbecue, each dish is a testament to the chef's commitment to excellence and authenticity.

Start your culinary voyage with the Ahi Poke, a refreshing appetizer bursting with the flavors of the ocean, or indulge in the tantalizing aroma of the Kalua Pork, slow-cooked to perfection and served with traditional accompaniments. For those with a penchant for adventure, the restaurant offers a selection of innovative fusion dishes that marry Hawaiian traditions with global influences, such as the Maui Tacos or the Luau Burger.

No visit to Maui is complete without a sip of its signature cocktails, and the bar at Maui restaurant does not disappoint. From classic Mai Tais to creative concoctions inspired by the island's lush landscapes, each sip is a sip of paradise.

As you savor the culinary delights and soak in the laid-back ambiance, the attentive staff ensures that every moment at Maui is nothing short of extraordinary. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a night out, Maui restaurant transports you to a world where every bite is a celebration of flavor and every sip is a toast to the good life.

In a city known for its rich culinary tapestry, Maui restaurant stands out as a true gem, offering a taste of the tropics with a Bavarian twist. So, grab a seat, raise a glass, and let the flavors of Maui take you on a journey you won't...

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🌺 Had a delightful lunch at Maui in their newly opened, second restaurant just off Odeonsplatz in the center of Munich.

🏡The extensive indoor seating area is divided into spacious and cozy corners, giving off tropical vibes. In summer you can take advantage of the outdoor space located in the back.

🌴 What’s Special: Craving an escape from the cold winter? Maui is the answer! They serve healthy food in a tropical setting, making it perfect for business lunches with a key account partner, post-work dinners with your friend, or any occasion.

🍜 Delicious Lunch: Food arrived promptly and was incredibly tasty. I enjoyed the Vietnamese noodle bowl with tofu, specially prepared vegan (they substituted fish sauce with soy).

🌱 Vegan Menu: All main dishes offer a vegan option with tofu (or just veggies)

⏰ Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday lunch: 11:30-14:30, dinner: 17:30-23:00.

💳 Payment: Convenient by card, but I recommend having cash on hand in case the wifi is down.

🍲 Cuisine: A fusion of Vietnamese pho and noodle bowls, Thai red Curry, wok dishes (e.g., lemongrass, tamarind), fried rice, and Hawaiian-originated poke bowls. The evening menu also features delicious Hawaiian starters.

📍This is their second restaurant in Munich. The first, smaller and always bustling, is located at Rotkreuzplatz.

👍 Would definitely come again. Highly recommend for health-conscious eaters, vegan enthusiasts, or anyone who loves Asian food.

🤫Food Lovers: If you’re obsessed with your Vietnamese pho bowl or your tofu Thai curry, then you may not be fully satisfied in taste. In this case, I suggest going to either a Thai or Vietnamese restaurant. There are great options in the area or in Maxvorstadt.

January 2024

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Cocktails were tasty and were beautifully arranged. Starters (mixed dumplings, salmon salad) were delicious, main courses (duck, king's prawns) were good too and also were nicely arranged on the plates. Items listed as "spicy" were not very spicy - good for my wife, who could easily eat her spicy sauce, not so good for me, as I would have preferred more kick in my hot sauce for the prawns. The service staff was very friendly, good-humoured and professional, we felt well treated. Overall, we enjoyed both our stay and the food and drinks - the pricing may be a tad high but this is to be expected in the city centre. If you want to try Hawaiian food, this place is definitely...