Parsifal

5 Augusto Granados - a year ago

The food is really enjoyable, my personal favorite the Geschmorte Lammhaxe, amazingly tender, it falls apart completely with a light effort, the seasoning of the sauce is the perfect complement to the Lammhaxe and the rice. A great unassuming environment, with very reasonable prices, and rather interesting and well prepared dishes, it is very fortunate to have such an option for a great dinner in the area.

1 M K - 2 years ago

Hilariously bad food and service - hilarious if for the fact that I hadn't felt so ill after a meal that might well have been warmed up from a can from how oily and tasteless it was. Tasteless...also the word for the owner-crass jokes, inability to take even a hint of questioning and most definitely hugely insecure at having an actual indian eating his most definitely not indian cuisine. If I hadn't felt so sick afterwords I would feel bad for him.

1 M H - 6 years ago

They claim that their restaurant is Indian-Persian, but as an Iranian I have to say that the food that they serve is not even close to Persian dishes. I went there with some of my non-Iranian colleagues to introduce our tasty dishes to them but I was embarrassed from the food quality and the service there. I hope that nobody goes there for tasting Persian food, they even don't use the ingredients of the real Persian food (like walnuts and pomegranate sauce in "Fesenjoon"). The owner was also rude and bothering by giving some excuses about the food quality. At the end, I have to say that I had serious digesting problems after leaving there due to the high amount of Indian curry that they used in their "Persian dish".

5 Frederico Prado - 3 years ago

Nice place, with cozy environment, delicious food and warm reception. Every single dish that I taste is always tasteful and the owner is externally friendly and warm heart.

1 Arefeh Kazzazi - 6 years ago

It's not a Persian restaurant neither Indian. in Their menu they have Persian food but it taste just like curry and doesn't have any similarity to Persian food. we ordered 7 different dishes with my friend it suppose to be Persian but whatever it was, the taste was so bad and not at all fresh. And the owner was so disrespectful when we claimed that it isn't Persian.

5 Julian Muenster - 4 years ago

Great place! Great food! Really nice host! Lunch prices are also really competitive... no complaints whatsoever

1 Li St - 6 years ago

My husband and I know the Indian cuisine and the middle eastern cuisine very well. Well how to put it : Parsifal has nothing to do with it. The food is fade and has almost no taste at all. If you're looking for that kick of Indian or middle eastern spices it's not at Parsifal that you'll find it. What also got on my nerves a bit is the kind of bread they serve. I think they call it "Persian bread" or "arabic bread" (I am not sure) but don't imagine anything out of the ordinary because it's that Lebanese bread anyone could buy from any Turkish store ( One pack contains around 8 round Lebanese bread and it costs around 2euros ) . We got one piece that they literally just cut it and put it on a plate and you eat dry with no sauce or anything else. This restaurant is a joke if you're looking for real Indian or middle eastern food.