Namaste Curry & Mo:Mo

This was probably the most awkward dinner service we have ever been to!We came in with our kids , and there were only a few people dining in. The lady came up to us and didn't say anything, I thought it was pretty obvious it was 4 of us that needed a table, but I guess not. I told her table for 4 and we were then seated. We started with a mango lassi (not fresh)We ordered a samosa chaat. Overall it was good, but nothing great.We placed an order of:Lamb kormaButter chickenGoat biryani 2 orders of naan.Both meat dishes were very stingy with the meat either only a few pieces in each dish. The chicken was dry and tasted as if its mass cooked then put into whatever sauce people order, there was no depth of flavor incorporated in any of the meat. The biryani was good and had a better amount of meat given. The bread was not the way I like my naan (thin and crispy) it was more doughy and not that flavorful at all. The service was so awkward every time she came to our table. I was so disappointed with this place, I didn't even feel like ordering any dessert.Definitely will not be back especially when there's places within 5 minutes that are fabulous!

My wife & I came here for dinner Saturday, Jan 27. We waited a few moments before being seated, but service was friendly. The menu has a number of options, but we never waited long for anything to be served. We ordered Chicken momo jhol, which were spiced chicken dumplings in a creamy broth. We ordered them Medium spicy, which for us was doable, but we did sweat. Your mileage may vary. We also had bullet naan, which is bread filled with onions & green Chile's. It was spicy, but not too much. Then we ordered Samosa chaat, which is a fried dumpling filled with spiced potato, chopped up & topped with chickpeas, tomato, red onion, tamarind sauce, a green sauce, and yogurt. Everything was delicious. The staff kept us topped up with iced tea, and brought raita when the spice got to us. (Raita is a sauce made of yogurt and cucumber; it's very cooling.) We liked everything so much, we got an order of peshwari naan to go and devoured it at home. (Peshwari naan is bread stuffed with chopped nuts & dried fruits; sweet, but not too sweet.)Again, the service was great, the food was delicious, and we got out of there for $40-ish total, including a tip. They offer a lunch buffet on Friday & Saturday, which we're already planning on trying. Love this new place!

This place has amazing food! We ordered the chicken Mughal, saag paneer, Nepalese chicken jhol momo, and garlic naan. On this visit, we ordered all of the dishes "mild", but there is the option to make it much hotter if you like.The service was great. The waiter and manager were quite attentive in making sure we had everything we needed.This restaurant has only been open a couple of months, and is planning to have a lunch buffet starting sometime in January. I am really looking forward to see the variety they'll have.

We brought a group including young kids to eat at Namaste Curry - the owner came to the table and explained the mix of Northern India and Nepalese cuisine. The naan selection was a whole page of the menu and it was so fresh - we got several choices full of cheese, onions, and chilis. We ordered family style several selections with varying levels of spice. The service was perfect, friendly and responsive. Walked out feeding 6 for what we usually spend on 3-4. Definitely a must try for an Indian food veteran or anyone wanting a first time experience!

Delicious!!! The chicken mo mo chili sizzle was amazing, the aloo gobi Manchurian was sooo good, the samosa was very good, we had two different chicken dishes also - one a tandoori and the other was chicken tiki masala and both were excellent. Also had an order of garlic naan and some other kind of naan with almonds, cashews, golden raisins - I never had this before but I loved it - it was not sweet but had just a hint of sweetness that made it crave worthy. Went during dinner but asked about the buffet and was told it is Friday & Saturday 11-2. The place was very clean and everyone was very friendly. It is just really a great addition to the area and highly recommend -- definitely give it a try!

Simple decor, friendly and helpful service, and the food is outstanding. I have been a couple of times now and I have been very happy. Last night my wife and I started with the Chicken 65. It was fabulous. We then had the lamb curry and the lamb tikka masala with an order of jeera rice. Everything was awesome but the lamb tikka masala was the flavor winner last night. They have a buffet Friday & Saturday if you want to try more at one sitting. We will be back.

I found my new favorite Indian/Nepalese restaurant in the neighborhood. Went to Namaste Curry for the first time. They just opened less than two months. The owner (or manager) is very friendly and explains some dishes we're not familiar with. Everything was fresh, hot and delicious. We ordered the chicken chilly/sizzling MoMos, baingan bartha, chicken biryani, vegetable jalfrezi and the best garlic naan. The dishes came out piping hot. For dessert, we tried their carrot pudding and they're very yummy and not very sweet ( the way I like it). No pictures of the dishes except for the sizzling MoMos as I was too excited and hungry. I highly recommend this place if you want some great Indian food. We will be back to try other dishes in the menu!!

The Indian food place I've been waiting for! This place is absolutely delicious whether you dine in, or take out. I am so glad that they opened! None of their dishes have disappointed. Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Aloo Gobi, Garlic Naan, Chicken Momos, Chili Chicken, and their Samosas. We're working our way through their menu. It's worth it! The curries are spiced well and the chicken is tender. The garlic naan is to die for. I don't normally like garlic naan, but this place is it! The samosas are seasoned on the outside too, which we love. We come here nearly weekly. Sometimes we dine in, and when we do, service is great and the servers are always attentive and will answer any questions you have. I can't recommend them enough!

My husband and I stopped in and ordered a Hawaiian pizza and it was delicious! The crust was lite, the sauce and toppings were fresh. Service was fast and friendly. We will definitely be back to try other items on the menu.

Fri/Sat lunch buffet, 11-2pm, $16.95/person. That's all you need to know to get to this spot. Buffet Standouts: - Soft, warm basket of naan served in a basket. - My favs were the chickpeas, dahl, Saag Paneer, cauliflower. No, I'm not vegetarian. These were just good. - Rice pudding is a sweet stop to end the journey. - Honorable mention: chili chicken (which tastes like breaded, fried, and sauced Chinese chicken) and chicken tikka - milder tikka sauce than what I'm used to but not bad. The goat should've been cooked longer with more seasoning. I didn't care for the other fake chicken (vegetarian "chicken"). There's also a side bar of picked veggies and chutneys. I'm glad that there's a reasonably priced Indian option in the area now where I can get my fix without driving down to Hilcroft. I would give the food a solid 3,5 and wouldn't necessarily order these dishes separately, but to try them all in one go is a gem.