Really nice place to eat and the staff was friendly my wife and I went today for our 30th anniversary and had a wonderful time we will be going back again soon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Curry
Matthew Hunt
Food was great. I had Chicken Tikka Masala. Spice level 3. It wasn't too hot and had good flavor. I would not go lower in spice level because you lose flavor. I don't eat super spicy foods and level 3 was no problem for me. I may even try level 4 next time for more flavor. One thing to note is that the lunch menu they have on their website is not actually available. I went in expecting to order from that menu but was told there isn't a lunch menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jawahar and Clarissa D'Souza
Two of us visited this place around 1:30 p.m. on a wek day. It was empty. Ordered lamb vindalu and allu gobi. This was accompanied by garlic naan. The two dishes came in a 8oz kathori. They both tasted good. For over $20, one would expect substantial pieces of meat in the lamb curry but it had five pieces only! The naan was cold!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Arun T.
The food is average but the prices are not. So all in all it didn't feel like a great experience. Unfortunately, the competition for Indian food in this area is few and far between and choices are limited. Given that, if you have the urge to eat Indian food, try out Namaste but keep your expectations on the lower side. The ambience and the service are average as well.
Md shahadat hossain
Great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tandoori
Ashley Romnosky
The food was delicious. The garlic naan was deliciously garlicky. The chicken kabob appetizer surprised me; I'll probably return and make a meal of it. The Mixed Grill platter had so much flavor and was packed with a variety of great taste.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 2
I Am Ikinde
Great food. Friendly staff. Colorful environment. The bullet naan and mango lassi are simply the best! The tikka masala at level 3 is the perfect blend of flavor and heat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
sundar ghartimagar
"Naan-sense! A Review of 'Spice Disaster'"Stepping into "Spice Disaster" wasn't a journey to culinary nirvana, it was like crossing the River Styx into a realm of blandness and despair. The only spices I encountered were the whispers of desperation wafting from the kitchen and the sting of betrayal in my wallet. Let's dive into this dumpster fire of an experience:Service fit for a Maharaja's neglected donkey: I was greeted by a waiter whose smile seemed carved from frostbite. My questions about the menu were met with grunts and shrugs, like I'd asked him to translate ancient Sanskrit texts while juggling cobras. Ordering was an exercise in futility, like trying to explain quantum mechanics to a particularly stubborn mango.Food that wouldn't entice a starving pigeon: The samosas arrived resembling deflated footballs filled with lukewarm mystery meat. The vindaloo boasted the color of nuclear waste and the spice level of a soggy teabag. Each bite was a journey through disappointment, culminating in a finale of lukewarm naan that could double as a doormat.Hygiene? What hygiene?: Let's not even mention the state of the dining area. Flies waltzed across tables like chutney-fueled ballerinas, the floor could rival a Mumbai monsoon for slickness, and I'm pretty sure I saw a cockroach doing the Bhangra on a spice rack. If Gandhi were alive, he'd stage another hunger strike outside this place.25 health code violations? Don't mind if I do! Apparently, cleanliness is not next to godliness at "Spice Disaster." 25 violations, folks! That's more than the number of spices they actually use in their food. I half expected the health inspector to emerge from the kitchen wearing a hazmat suit and wielding a flamethrower.In conclusion: "Spice Disaster" is a monument to culinary incompetence and a slap in the face to Indian cuisine. Save yourself the gastrointestinal distress, the existential dread, and the inevitable lawsuit. Stick to making your own chai at home - you'll thank me later.Rating: Negative infinity stars (if that were even possible). This place should be shut down faster than a monsoon rainstorm in Delhi. Avoid it like a rogue naan flying at your head.P.S. If you see the health inspector approaching, run. Don't look back. Just run.P.P.S. Seriously, folks, there are so many amazing Indian restaurants out there. Do yourself a favor and find one. Your taste buds (and stomach) will thank you.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Elizabeth ONeil
This was the first place I've ever had Indian food and I've been the biggest fan since. Their veggie samosa is amazing and the butter chicken and Malai kofta is addicting. We absolutely love this place and you will too. And the service is warm and friendly. The always accommodate my little ones request for her lemonade and naan. They are definitely a favorite in our family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
Bashu Dev Bhandari
I recently dined at Namaste Grill, and it was an exceptional experience. The Indian and Nepalese cuisine offered here is truly delightful. The garlic naan was a perfect blend of softness and flavor, while the butter chicken and tandoori chicken were absolutely mouthwatering. A good rating is well-deserved for the delicious food and overall fantastic dining atmosphere at Namaste Grill. Highly recommended!
Food tasted old, butter chicken was not good, still charged us even though did not eat!
Food: 1
Alan Corbett
Great food. Amazing service. What more can I say?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
J J.
After reading the reviews I was so excited to get what I thought would be great Chicken Tikka Masala. Ordered it medium spice, my wife got spicy. Both were absolutely tasteless. I mean no taste whatsoever. How can Indian food be tasteless? This had zip taste. Nada. None.
Diane Thompson
Wonderful Indian & Nepalese food….chef’s own recipes that rival London’s best Indian restaurant in Covent Garden. Service was very good, music/decor not for everyone, but Do Come for the best Indian dishes!! Everything we had was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
J D.
I have eaten here a couple of times. Butter chicken is always my go to. The butter chicken here is not very good the 2 times I had it here. The Saag Paneer was good and the Nan was fresh. We probably won't be back, I think there are better choices in the area.
Really nice place to eat and the staff was friendly my wife and I went today for our 30th anniversary and had a wonderful time we will be going back again soon.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Curry
Food was great. I had Chicken Tikka Masala. Spice level 3. It wasn't too hot and had good flavor. I would not go lower in spice level because you lose flavor. I don't eat super spicy foods and level 3 was no problem for me. I may even try level 4 next time for more flavor. One thing to note is that the lunch menu they have on their website is not actually available. I went in expecting to order from that menu but was told there isn't a lunch menu.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Two of us visited this place around 1:30 p.m. on a wek day. It was empty. Ordered lamb vindalu and allu gobi. This was accompanied by garlic naan. The two dishes came in a 8oz kathori. They both tasted good. For over $20, one would expect substantial pieces of meat in the lamb curry but it had five pieces only! The naan was cold!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
The food is average but the prices are not. So all in all it didn't feel like a great experience. Unfortunately, the competition for Indian food in this area is few and far between and choices are limited. Given that, if you have the urge to eat Indian food, try out Namaste but keep your expectations on the lower side. The ambience and the service are average as well.
Great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tandoori
The food was delicious. The garlic naan was deliciously garlicky. The chicken kabob appetizer surprised me; I'll probably return and make a meal of it. The Mixed Grill platter had so much flavor and was packed with a variety of great taste.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 2
Great food. Friendly staff. Colorful environment. The bullet naan and mango lassi are simply the best! The tikka masala at level 3 is the perfect blend of flavor and heat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
"Naan-sense! A Review of 'Spice Disaster'"Stepping into "Spice Disaster" wasn't a journey to culinary nirvana, it was like crossing the River Styx into a realm of blandness and despair. The only spices I encountered were the whispers of desperation wafting from the kitchen and the sting of betrayal in my wallet. Let's dive into this dumpster fire of an experience:Service fit for a Maharaja's neglected donkey: I was greeted by a waiter whose smile seemed carved from frostbite. My questions about the menu were met with grunts and shrugs, like I'd asked him to translate ancient Sanskrit texts while juggling cobras. Ordering was an exercise in futility, like trying to explain quantum mechanics to a particularly stubborn mango.Food that wouldn't entice a starving pigeon: The samosas arrived resembling deflated footballs filled with lukewarm mystery meat. The vindaloo boasted the color of nuclear waste and the spice level of a soggy teabag. Each bite was a journey through disappointment, culminating in a finale of lukewarm naan that could double as a doormat.Hygiene? What hygiene?: Let's not even mention the state of the dining area. Flies waltzed across tables like chutney-fueled ballerinas, the floor could rival a Mumbai monsoon for slickness, and I'm pretty sure I saw a cockroach doing the Bhangra on a spice rack. If Gandhi were alive, he'd stage another hunger strike outside this place.25 health code violations? Don't mind if I do! Apparently, cleanliness is not next to godliness at "Spice Disaster." 25 violations, folks! That's more than the number of spices they actually use in their food. I half expected the health inspector to emerge from the kitchen wearing a hazmat suit and wielding a flamethrower.In conclusion: "Spice Disaster" is a monument to culinary incompetence and a slap in the face to Indian cuisine. Save yourself the gastrointestinal distress, the existential dread, and the inevitable lawsuit. Stick to making your own chai at home - you'll thank me later.Rating: Negative infinity stars (if that were even possible). This place should be shut down faster than a monsoon rainstorm in Delhi. Avoid it like a rogue naan flying at your head.P.S. If you see the health inspector approaching, run. Don't look back. Just run.P.P.S. Seriously, folks, there are so many amazing Indian restaurants out there. Do yourself a favor and find one. Your taste buds (and stomach) will thank you.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This was the first place I've ever had Indian food and I've been the biggest fan since. Their veggie samosa is amazing and the butter chicken and Malai kofta is addicting. We absolutely love this place and you will too. And the service is warm and friendly. The always accommodate my little ones request for her lemonade and naan. They are definitely a favorite in our family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
I recently dined at Namaste Grill, and it was an exceptional experience. The Indian and Nepalese cuisine offered here is truly delightful. The garlic naan was a perfect blend of softness and flavor, while the butter chicken and tandoori chicken were absolutely mouthwatering. A good rating is well-deserved for the delicious food and overall fantastic dining atmosphere at Namaste Grill. Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani, Tandoori Chicken, Tandoori, Chicken Lollipop
Restaurantji Recommends
Food tasted old, butter chicken was not good, still charged us even though did not eat!
Food: 1
Great food. Amazing service. What more can I say?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Butter Chicken
After reading the reviews I was so excited to get what I thought would be great Chicken Tikka Masala. Ordered it medium spice, my wife got spicy. Both were absolutely tasteless. I mean no taste whatsoever. How can Indian food be tasteless? This had zip taste. Nada. None.
Wonderful Indian & Nepalese food….chef’s own recipes that rival London’s best Indian restaurant in Covent Garden. Service was very good, music/decor not for everyone, but Do Come for the best Indian dishes!! Everything we had was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala
I have eaten here a couple of times. Butter chicken is always my go to. The butter chicken here is not very good the 2 times I had it here. The Saag Paneer was good and the Nan was fresh. We probably won't be back, I think there are better choices in the area.