Restaurant in Munich

Bamyan Aron in Schwabing-Munich serves "a little piece of home" with recipes passed down through generations, as an expression of hospitality and community. Dishes include Kadu Bamyan with honey and saffron, Pakaure Tarkari, Kabobe Morgh and Kabobe Teeka.

Chopan Schwabing is an Afghan restaurant in Munich's Schwabing district, open nightly from 6pm with a Persian-inspired interior of deep red walls, arched doorways, and warm lighting. The menu centers on Afghan classics such as kabuli/qabeli palau (rice with lamb, carrots and raisins), badenjan borani (eggplant), lentil soup, and grilled meats, finished with desserts like baklava and pudding. Reviewers consistently praise the tender, well-spiced lamb dishes, generous portions, and warm service, and the restaurant also offers a set-menu group dining experience ("Chopan Tafel") and catering.