Namaste Curry House & Grocery

Really really bad. We went out of desperation because we were passing through on a Saturday evening and everywhere else was packed. Nobody was here (6pm on Saturday), which should have told me to not go, but I starving. It's in the back of a grocery. It was super dirty inside. The floors, walls, just everything was dirty and dingy. My hunger made me think "maybe this will be a surprisingly good hole-in-the-wall situation". They had no music and these two loud beeps that happened constantly. The server was sick and sneezing and sniffing. The food took forever. Plates and silverware were wet; a puddle in the plate. Portions were small. My goat was 50% bones, not meat on the bones, just bones. The rice was dry and clumpy like it was reheated in the microwave. Nan was crispy. Normally I eat very spicy food but my stomach had been weird so we asked for 5/10 and my dude was literally sweating. It said it was a tomato sauce but this was just a bland brown flavor with cilantro. We couldn't eat but 2 bites. Paid full price and left. Luckily she didn't ask how it was because I was prepared to be honest. I think she knew. I didn't know it could get so bad. How are they open? My new low standard will be "well at least it's not as bad as the Indian restaurant in Fairfield!"

I took my mom there for lunch (she's 91 ;-) and we had a pretty awesome meal; my matar paneer was pretty awesome and she was pleased with her selection, which I've forgotten. An unpretentious place and I like the fact you can do a little shopping in the bazaar while you're waiting on your food...

I don't know how come I never finished this draft that I started literally 3 years ago.I can still remember how freaking amazing this food was. Large stuffed dumplings, dishes with layers of flavor and spice (but not heat, per my request). Attentive, friendly, service, and culinary options that are (were at that time at least?) rare to find in the region. Meeting my mentor here for a meal was such a pleasant surprise, this small strip mall location delivering some seriously great food. We each ordered appetizers, and multiple dishes, and between the two of us we didn't have a bad bite. Now, I can't remember exactly what we ordered.... but I'm more than willing to go try a few new things next time.

Slow service and momos were like reheated from frozen package.The naan was burnt and they gave us garlic instead of butter.

We were at jungle Jim's and we wanted to pick up food on the way home. We saw Namaste and figured we would make a to go order. (You know cause Coronavirus). So this is gonna sound really weird. I ordered chicken tika masala. I ate some and I had to ask my peeps if this had flavor. Suddenly they got worried that my taste and sense of smell were gone. The food didn't taste like anything except for a little spicy. They thought I was experiencing Coronavirus symptoms. Turns out, the food was just bland. I can't tell you that a regular sit in meal would be better. The inside was nicely decorated. I commented to my friend that the chairs look like they are ready to go to prom. It wasn't bad. But it wasn't amazing either.

Went here with a girlfriend a while back and it was a cute and quiet place to eat, the man who served us was lovely and the food was delicious! 11/10 would go back!

The chicken tasted like it was frozen cubed chicken you get in a bag, odd texture and flavor. Sauce was good! Naan is burnt. Small portion sizes.

As soon as I enter, I see the grocery store thinking I entered wrong door. Dining area is sectioned. Casher escorted me and provided bottled water and menu. I ordered Goat Curry with medium spice level. Food came 10 minutes later. Curry was not immediately spicy hot, but rather "spiceful" that would make me sweat later. As I have been to several Nepali restaurant, they tend to be more spiceful than Indian restaurant which made me think authenticity. Really good currey. Nice portion. $1-2 cheaper than other indian restaurant. Whenever I find mild Indian restaurant boring and wants something spiceful, I would go here.

Ordered a couple of meals through DoorDash today: lamb vindaloo and vegetable biryani and onion nan to honor Krishna. The reason I was given for not receiving any rice was "restaurant was out" but the biryani strongly argues against that as does common sense. They could have communicated that they couldn't complete my order according to their menu but didn't. Easier to believe someone forgot to send the rice and lied on the phone to avoid accountability based upon their unhelpful and dismissive demeanor. Don't eat here if your worldview places importance on respect and honesty.

This place is amazing . I was in town for a wedding and we happened to see this restaurant right across the street from where we were staying . Being a Nepali myself, I had to try some momos.. And it did not disappoint! Me and my husband both ordered Jhol momo and both momo and the soup were delicious . I brought some back with me to eat it for later :) .