Namaste Denton

Go to go.Food came out very quick, like within 5 minutes of waiting. Ordered medium heat chicken tikka masala. The spice level tastes more like a mild, so might need to up it next time. There are onions and peppers in it that taste absolutely raw, which is very unpleasant. Food was hot. Decent serving size. Employee that took my order was nice.

Opened it up, took the first bite and almost cracked a tooth because BONES! ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL PEOPLE with bone puncturing people's esophagus? Look at the picture below. All of that is bones? Are y'all trying to get sued?I want a refund.

I have been wanting to try this restaurant and was finally able to come here for lunch today. It wasn't crowded, I would imagine they are busier in the evenings.It was quick to get seated and get menu and drink order in. I wanted Samosa as appetizer but they are only available after 6 PM. I asked for a recommendation and was told Gobi 65 (fried cauliflower) which was very good. They have four different spice levels, I asked for medium since I hadn't been here before and that was just about right. The Gobi 65 was quite large and had plenty leftover to bring with me. Very good seasoning.I went with the classic Chicken Tikka Masala as the entree. It was good, came with plenty of rice. I would have liked a bit more chicken but there was plenty of sauce.I also ordered Garlic Butter Naan bread with the meal and they were fresh and tasty.I'm glad I went, lot's of more dishes to try out. This is the best Indian restaurant option in Denton for sure IMO.

I had juicy chicken Mandi here , I loved the taste and quantity was really great , I loved the service too . For food reviews follow @as.clicks on instagram

We were the only table for a long time when they opened at 1130am. My brother and his wife ordered some tea that came in small to-go cups. The water was perfect, in plastic cups without ice - which is how I like it. I ordered tea as well, nicely spiced and with some cream. We put in appetizers for Chicken 65 and samosas (2 per order - so I asked for 2 orders).The Chicken 65 came out first, conveniently in a plastic to go container. We all got paper plates to divvy it out on. They'd asked for mild but it was pretty spicy and made my eyes water. I loved it. Very flavorful with Kadai leaves visible and delicious. Then we placed our lunch orders. We asked for chicken biryani, a very standard dish, and was informed it would take an hour for that to be prepared because they just opened... I thought that was odd, it's a popular dish so you'd think someone would come in early to make sure it was ready. So, my brother ordered the Special Chicken Curry, medium. His wife ordered Butter Chicken, mild, and I ordered Mutter Paneer, medium. The samosas hit the table soon afterwards. They are huge. We cut them in half but using plasticware, the knife had a wicked curve when it's task was completed. The samosas came with a mild, sweet, tamarind chutney and a mint Jalapeno, spicy, chutney. Very delicious for both. I preferred the mint because it was spicy. Our orders soon arrived, each came with a plastic cup of basmati rice. We shared it all family style. The bright orange curries were delicious! I piled some rice on my paper plate, spooned some curries around it. We'd ordered plain, garlic and bullet naan - and should have just ordered garlic. There were 6 pieces of naan per order. Very fresh, crunchy and homemade. The paneer was nicely done, very firm cubes of cheese in the curry sauce. The butter chicken was pretty standard and good. The Special chicken curry were bone in, so that was a little awkward eating around that with plasticware. Flavors were on point. Halfway into our visit, as people started coming in, they turned on some great Bollywood music. One of the TVs was on, also featuring Bollywood - and RRR which won an Oscar for best original song sparked a conversation about how fun it is to eat Indian food and watch Bollywood to get a little bit of the culture.The full menu is supposed to be available in a couple of weeks. I might come back to try the biryani. But, eating on paper plates with plasticware is unappealing. The experience leaves you wanting a little more and not having a common dish like biryani available during the peak lunch rush makes no sense to me.BUT. It's still worth a visit. You'll leave with enough leftovers for one more meal and the food is moderately priced. Go there. Get some. Life is too short for boring food.

Best overall Indian food in Denton. Their vindaloo and garlic naan is supreme. I order take out several days a week from here

I had a chance to visit the soft launch of this brand new Indian restaurant right in the heart of Denton downtown, had a conversation with owner and got to know that they are planning to open a Bar as well very soon.I have tried chilli paneer it tastes great and also had tried their chicken biryani and salt was less as it's a soft launch can completely understand but will give it a other try next time. Hope they maintain the quality and quantity of the food.

DELICIOUS AUTHENTIC INDIAN CUISINE RIGHT IN DENTON SQUARE!?!? Beats driving all the way to Delhi6 in Highland Village to spend $30 on a dish half the size! Stumbled upon this place one day going next door to Layalina's. I called in a to-go order for the Special Curry Chicken (mild) and the garlic naan. Upon pick up, the restaurant was busy and lively. The dining room smelled great and most tables were occupied. It was nice to see people enjoying themselves on a Sunday evening. I was greeted by a very nice young lady behind the counter and was taken care of quickly. The special chicken curry came with basmati rice. It was packaged nicely, rice and curry separated into two 8oz plastic containers. Generous portion size plenty for one, enough to share! The curry was a little on the spicy side for being "mild". But the flavor is all there! Garlic naan was baked and seasoned perfectly. $13 WELL spent!Beats driving all the way to Delhi6 in Highland Village to spend $30 on a dish half the size!

My favorite place in Denton to get curry. I always get the tikka masala, but I've had the butter chicken as well and it's very good. Service is pretty slow, but I think it's well worth the wait. Totally recommend to at least try out if you're on the square!

Food is ok, but the orders I have placed have not always been correct when delivered. I have had this problem several times. They usually use DoorDash, and when I call to say that an order is incorrect, or incomplete, the folks at Namaste tell me to call DoorDash. DoorDash says 'call Namaste-since they are using our service, and you are not directly placing the order with us, we can't do anything'. Namaste's response? "Sorry...it's on DoorDash...we can't do anything". And, by the way, this place is NOT cheap! My take on all of this? When Namaste hands over its deliveries to the DoorDash delivery drivers, they should make clear the order, add all the items ordered, and verify who it's going to. That's an easy and quick solution, but Namaste refuses to take responsibility. If the delivery service is THEIR choice, then the onus of having a correct order delivered is on them. For those of us who require delivery, I can't recommend this restaurant. And since I was shafted on the last order (completely wrong!) by Namaste, I will not be ordering from them again.