As of: March 12, 2024, 12:42 p.m
By: Lukas Schierlinger
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It can only be paid for by card and is not cheap.
The taxi roll from Munich is considered a popular snack.
Munich – “Laugen roll or normal roll, sweet mustard or medium hot?” the employee behind the counter wants to know.
She prepares a so-called taxi roll in the Franziskaner on Opernplatz.
Ordering directly from the restaurant's kitchen is expressly desired.
Taxisemmel from Munich can only be paid by card
The taxi roll costs 3.90 euros and can only be paid by card.
It's called that because many of the taxi drivers who wait for customers at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich get the Leberkäs snack for their breaks.
And to do so, march straight into the kitchen.
The gastro blog Foodkollektiv even dedicated a short video to the “secret of taxi rolls” in February 2024.
Not all taxi drivers know about the hype
“There are already a lot of people who order them like that,” says the employee in the Franziskaner kitchen.
"Others simply call them
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Leberkässemmel
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." 3.90 euros is a pretty steep price, notes one viewer of the video: "And only affordable with a card - that's missing the point."
A fan counters and comments that the excellent-tasting meatloaf snack even deserves a “Michelin star”.
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“I already know a lot of people who would like to get one,” says a taxi driver who parked at Opernplatz on a cloudy Tuesday afternoon (March 12).
However, the hype surrounding the taxi roll has so far passed his waiting colleague by.
“It wouldn’t be anything for me,” he says with a smile, “I’m in Ramadan right now.”
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