Namaste Baltimore

This restaurant has really great food. They have a large menu and many choices and the spice heat can be varied and modified to your liking. My friend started off with the glass of wine and we got both some dumplings and garlic naan to start with. She got the hot chicken curry dish. I wanted to try something new so I got the tandoori sampler platter and it was really good. The garlic naan was some of the best naan that I have ever had and my tandoori platter was also delicious. I opted to have the rice pudding to finish off my meal and it was so good with the added cardamon on top. I was surprised this restaurant was so empty on a Friday evening at dinner time. I will most definitely be back and highly recommend a visit to this wonderful Indian restaurant. I had made a reservation, but it

Tried this on a Monday when Mt. Everest was closed and should have skipped Indian take out for that night. I always want local restaurants to succeed but this was the worst Indian food I have ever had. The butter chicken was dry strips of meat and was not a very creamy sauce, the saag paneer was ok but didn’t have much flavor, and the vegetable jhalfrezi was inedible and it seems like it was just a frozen bag of mixed vegetables and we asked for it be medium and it was almost sweet, no spice at all. I normally will give places a second chance but I don’t think I could do it and waste money again.

We had a good experience dining at Namaste Baltimore. The menu offers a great variety of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, and everything we tried was flavorful. For starters, we had lahsuni Gobhi Chilli, which was crispy and well-seasoned. Moving on to the main course, the Goat Saag with Garlic Naan was rich and delicious, with perfectly cooked meat and bold spices. The Kadhai Paneer with Stuffed Naan was equally satisfying, with a creamy texture and well-balanced flavors. To complement our meal, we tried the Mango Martini, which was refreshing and a great addition to the dining experience. Overall, a good spot for Indian food, and I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking to enjoy authentic flavors in Baltimore!

The service was good the food was good just watching what temperature you order as far as spicy or mild smh 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️. It was good tho and would go back. It changed the way we thought about Indian cuisine!! They played their happy birthday song for us which was special !! Top notch

Atmosphere looked nice- my first time trying Indian food and ordering it- I don’t feel like I got much help with ordering it over the phone, but I pretty much knew what I wanted - I ordered the veg samosas- naan bread and butter chicken! The butter chicken is a whopping 20 bucks but I don’t think it’s worth it- chicken taste like it was already pre cooked and added to the sauce- wasn’t a big fan! Samosas and naan was great! I prob wouldn’t go back. I would like to try some other reputable places! I wanted to eat it while it was hot but once I got to my destination- I realized there was no fork or napkins in the bag- that wasn’t cool at all! I know the rating is high for this place but they need to go back to make this butter chicken worth the price that we pay for it!