When traveling we always like to eat at an Indian/Nepalese restaurants, Namaste Grill did not disappoint us. We were eating light, started off with very good Papadum,then garlic Naan bread and split the Chicken Korma. Food was fantastic! Very good service, if in the Stuart area don’t pass up Namaste Grill.
kblkmw
I ordered chicken tikka masala and a fruit and nut naan to go. Service was lovely. The masala sauce was likely the best I’ve ever eaten. The portion was plentiful and afforded me two dinners instead of one. Delicious. If ever in the area again I will happily go back to dine in or pick up to take home.
JBLovesToEat
We decided to try this restaurant when we saw the lunch place nearby was packed to the hilt. I'm so happy we tried it. It wasn't too busy and we got wonderful service. Every single appetizer and main course we ordered were delicious and served hot with such mouth watering spices. Such generous portions were served that we took some home to enjoy the next day. I'd recommend this place to anyone.
kathysQ3886CO
It felt like we were transported from Florida to India. With the spices, family feeling, atmosphere, and music. I forgot I was still in Stuart Florida. Would definitely return.
76helpingh
I had the Lamb Rogan Josh for lunch. It was the best lamb dish I’ve ever had. The staff is very friendly. The Chef even came out to talk with me. If you like Indian food, you will find no better place than Namaste in Stuart, Fl
moskowitzs
Ironic that my wife mentioned this restaurant having noticed it during a trip to the shopping center where it’s located. We have been thinking about Indian food. That there are also Nepalese dishes is a plus. We got there early, 4:30PM. Ordered some lovely garlic naan. Then followed with a tandoori mushroom appetizer and, off menu, achchar (pickled mango). My wife loves the chutneys - mint & onion. Natural, basic and tasty. We then enjoyed the Tandoori Chicken Tikka & Lamb Seekh Kebab. The lamb was surprisingly flavorful, cilantro and mint providing noticeable highlights. By the time we finished our meal, the restaurant was busy. We can’t wait to visit again for “Stuart’s Special Fish”, a Nepalese recipe. Very impressed by the food. We’ll be back because of the value!
mattjbailey2
Extremely disappointed in the portion sizes. There isn’t an excuse for the price they are charging while claiming these are “for sharing”. This is the bottom of Indian restaurants I have had even when talking about the quality. Flavor was ok at best.
Robyn C
The Curry Goat and the Bullet Naan were off the charts! If you like spice, that’s the perfect combination right there. Pair it with a very affordable bottle of Rosso di Montalcino and you will not be disappointed. Super delicious. Give it a try.
rcincinn
The Curry Goat and the Bullet Naan were off the charts! If you like spice, that’s the perfect combination right there. Pair it with a very affordable bottle of Rosso di Montalcino and you will not be disappointed. Super delicious. Give it a try.
gsurocks6X
We ate at Namaste Grill on a trip to South Florida. It had such high ratings on here, we wanted to give it a try. The food was average, at best. We ordered butter chicken and bindi massala and naan. The butter chicken needed salt. The naan wasn’t very warm, at all. The bindi maasala was very good. The butter chicken would have been excellent if it had been seasoned better. It was very expensive for the amount of food we got. The server didn’t check on us like he should have. They may have been short staffed, I’m not sure. I was just disappointed considering all of the good reviews.
A good Indian-Nepelese resturant. Food was very much above average and quality. Chicken tikka (mild spicy grilled chicken served with sauted onions etc) was just right and garlic naan fresh and hot. Both authentic but the chicken portion was just too big for one person to finish. The vegetarian - sagg paneer (mustard greens with cheese) curry was just perfect. We sat outside and service was very good as well.
Relax621848
We got takeout and the food was tasteless the naan bread was soggy. Spent $100 and threw most of it out. I do not recommend this!
GeorgeHug
The decor was sparse, but tasteful. A little Newari woodworking from Nepal and a few bits from northern India. The Nepali menu included Momos, a Tibetan dumpling (excellent!) and a few Nepali dishes, but no Newari food. The Indian offerings were more plentiful and quite delicious. I had the saag paneer (it could have used a bit more paneer) and my friend had lamb. We were both very happy with our choices. I will be back the next time I visit Stuart!
wholko79
Hidden gem in Stuart. The Indian and Nepalese food is delicious! The momo chicken is dumplings with a spicy nut sauce for dipping. An outstanding appetizer. We also shared baigan bharta (spicy eggplant), lamb rogan josh and garlic naan - all great. Attentive service and no one is trying to rush you.
Road534052
My wife and I have been to Namaste many times. It was much better when it was located on E. Ocean Blvd. Since moving to Fed. Hwy the quality of the food has dramatically declined. The seasonings and spices fall short or are virtually non existent for it to be considered authentic Indian cuisine. ie. chicken korma served in a small bowl with chunks of chicken in white sauce with NO taste. [chicken was tender at least], tandoori chicken had right color but with No taste [seemed reheated and dry and was served on a bed of very soggy and oily onions and peppers]. We have been to the new location a number of times now and have been more and more disappointed each time. This is not authentic ethnic food anymore and we will not be going back.
When traveling we always like to eat at an Indian/Nepalese restaurants, Namaste Grill did not disappoint us. We were eating light, started off with very good Papadum,then garlic Naan bread and split the Chicken Korma. Food was fantastic! Very good service, if in the Stuart area don’t pass up Namaste Grill.
I ordered chicken tikka masala and a fruit and nut naan to go. Service was lovely. The masala sauce was likely the best I’ve ever eaten. The portion was plentiful and afforded me two dinners instead of one. Delicious. If ever in the area again I will happily go back to dine in or pick up to take home.
We decided to try this restaurant when we saw the lunch place nearby was packed to the hilt. I'm so happy we tried it. It wasn't too busy and we got wonderful service. Every single appetizer and main course we ordered were delicious and served hot with such mouth watering spices. Such generous portions were served that we took some home to enjoy the next day. I'd recommend this place to anyone.
It felt like we were transported from Florida to India. With the spices, family feeling, atmosphere, and music. I forgot I was still in Stuart Florida. Would definitely return.
I had the Lamb Rogan Josh for lunch. It was the best lamb dish I’ve ever had. The staff is very friendly. The Chef even came out to talk with me. If you like Indian food, you will find no better place than Namaste in Stuart, Fl
Ironic that my wife mentioned this restaurant having noticed it during a trip to the shopping center where it’s located. We have been thinking about Indian food. That there are also Nepalese dishes is a plus. We got there early, 4:30PM. Ordered some lovely garlic naan. Then followed with a tandoori mushroom appetizer and, off menu, achchar (pickled mango). My wife loves the chutneys - mint & onion. Natural, basic and tasty. We then enjoyed the Tandoori Chicken Tikka & Lamb Seekh Kebab. The lamb was surprisingly flavorful, cilantro and mint providing noticeable highlights. By the time we finished our meal, the restaurant was busy. We can’t wait to visit again for “Stuart’s Special Fish”, a Nepalese recipe. Very impressed by the food. We’ll be back because of the value!
Extremely disappointed in the portion sizes. There isn’t an excuse for the price they are charging while claiming these are “for sharing”. This is the bottom of Indian restaurants I have had even when talking about the quality. Flavor was ok at best.
The Curry Goat and the Bullet Naan were off the charts! If you like spice, that’s the perfect combination right there. Pair it with a very affordable bottle of Rosso di Montalcino and you will not be disappointed. Super delicious. Give it a try.
The Curry Goat and the Bullet Naan were off the charts! If you like spice, that’s the perfect combination right there. Pair it with a very affordable bottle of Rosso di Montalcino and you will not be disappointed. Super delicious. Give it a try.
We ate at Namaste Grill on a trip to South Florida. It had such high ratings on here, we wanted to give it a try. The food was average, at best. We ordered butter chicken and bindi massala and naan. The butter chicken needed salt. The naan wasn’t very warm, at all. The bindi maasala was very good. The butter chicken would have been excellent if it had been seasoned better. It was very expensive for the amount of food we got. The server didn’t check on us like he should have. They may have been short staffed, I’m not sure. I was just disappointed considering all of the good reviews.
Restaurantji Recommends
A good Indian-Nepelese resturant. Food was very much above average and quality. Chicken tikka (mild spicy grilled chicken served with sauted onions etc) was just right and garlic naan fresh and hot. Both authentic but the chicken portion was just too big for one person to finish. The vegetarian - sagg paneer (mustard greens with cheese) curry was just perfect. We sat outside and service was very good as well.
We got takeout and the food was tasteless the naan bread was soggy. Spent $100 and threw most of it out. I do not recommend this!
The decor was sparse, but tasteful. A little Newari woodworking from Nepal and a few bits from northern India. The Nepali menu included Momos, a Tibetan dumpling (excellent!) and a few Nepali dishes, but no Newari food. The Indian offerings were more plentiful and quite delicious. I had the saag paneer (it could have used a bit more paneer) and my friend had lamb. We were both very happy with our choices. I will be back the next time I visit Stuart!
Hidden gem in Stuart. The Indian and Nepalese food is delicious! The momo chicken is dumplings with a spicy nut sauce for dipping. An outstanding appetizer. We also shared baigan bharta (spicy eggplant), lamb rogan josh and garlic naan - all great. Attentive service and no one is trying to rush you.
My wife and I have been to Namaste many times. It was much better when it was located on E. Ocean Blvd. Since moving to Fed. Hwy the quality of the food has dramatically declined. The seasonings and spices fall short or are virtually non existent for it to be considered authentic Indian cuisine. ie. chicken korma served in a small bowl with chunks of chicken in white sauce with NO taste. [chicken was tender at least], tandoori chicken had right color but with No taste [seemed reheated and dry and was served on a bed of very soggy and oily onions and peppers]. We have been to the new location a number of times now and have been more and more disappointed each time. This is not authentic ethnic food anymore and we will not be going back.