Prygoshin Bar & Kitchen

5 Goutam Kumar Tanti - a week ago

The only and the best Venezuelan Restaurant in the City I have been recently. Amazing food, awesome drinks and very friendly people.
Eventhough we had not prereserved a table, the guy at the counter made it possible to make a table for 6 of us. I had to wait for sometime.
But I tell you it was worth waiting. I am definitley coming back here soon.
Very interesting thing is it's not far from the main station.

5 Betsy Akins - 2 months ago

I happened upon Prygoshin while waiting for my train and OMG am I so glad I did! The space has a vibrant energy that I’m sure is even more fun in the evenings. I had the lunch combo of an arepa and drink - a great value for 10€. I chose the pulled beef with black beans and cheese and wow, it was so delicious! I love the subtle corn flavor of the arepa dough and it is complimented perfectly by the rich beef and beans. The staff were friendly and welcoming, 10/10 recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

My only recommendation is offering a little spicier sauce for those who want it. ;)

5 Mariana Stariolo - 3 months ago

Amazing Venezuelan food in MUC! Great service and good prices! We didn’t need to book a table!. Expect to pay between €15-€20 per person for a shared entree, main dish and a beer.

3 Magdalena M - 2 months ago

Arepas were good, but way too thick (the ''bread'' part). Service was not the nicest, but ok. It's Munich.
I liked the drinks and overall flavors of the food.
Have eaten arepas on Canary Islands and other places in Spain/Europe, so I can say that these are not the best I had.

2 Martha Lee - 6 days ago

Came here with a friend on an early Friday evening for the first time. It got so loud after 7:30 p.m. that my friend and I could barely hear each other.
The servers who served us couldn’t speak Spanish and they obviously got stressed and overwhelmed when the restaurant started to fill up.
I had the reina pepiada (avocado, mayo, chicken) arepa. The arepa itself was mediocre - smaller than average and was formed out of a cutter rather than hand kneaded. The avocado was missing in the chicken mix. The cilantro and the hot sauce was delicious though. The Ginger lemon tea was surprisingly nice with lots of ginger juice.
I’d come back but probably not take the arepas again.

5 Richard Oon - a week ago

We stumbled upon this restaurant which serves delicious Venezuelan food during our visit to Munich recently.

We ordered the cachapa and pabellón and which we truly enjoyed! The crew who served us was very friendly and helpful.

5 Julia Reichelt - 6 months ago

Very nice staff, tasty arepas and good drinks. And best of all, they can make the arepas safe for celiacs so that there is no risk of gluten contamination! Since it's really hard to find gluten free food in Munich and barely any restaurants are knowledgeable on celiac disease, it was really refreshing to go to this place and the staff was really mindful and caring. Will be back!