Déjeuner
Lun - Ven 12h00 - 15h00
Sam - Dim 12h30 - 15h00
Dîner
Lun - Dim 17h30 - 23h00
NENI Munich
Bahnhofplatz 1
80335 Munich
neni.royalbavarian@25hours-hotels.com
Au NENI, les plats arrivent directement dans la cocotte ou dans un morceau de parchemin sur la table. Chacun peut ainsi goûter chaque produit. Tenu par la famille Molcho, le restaurant NENI met à l'honneur une cuisine orientale éclectique aux influences locales où le partage et la convivialité sont à l'honneur.
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