Namaste India (Closed)

I visited little India few weeks back & stopped at my favourite restaurant ' Namaste India', I thought of having a light dinner there, so I took a seat outside & flipped through the menu & finally ordered for a puri Bhaji. Puri is a deep fried prata & Bhaji is a potato & peas curry. I had asked for it not to be made to spicy. It was served hot & was medium spicy. It has 50% ease & 50% potatoes. The curry is coconut based. The combination of Puri & bhaji is great & a must try at Namsate India. Th

We have been to Namaste India a couple of times before & visited again since we love the veg food at Namaste India. We went there pretty late in the evening at around 10:30PM, hence very few people were dining there. I ordered for a fresh lime soda (sweet & Salty). It was quite refreshing ,perfect to beat the heat in Singapore. Then I ordered for pani poori,which is a famous Indian snack. Hard wafer like bread,is filling with potato,chick peas,spices & tamrind water. It's so addictive that I cou

I recently went to Little India for shopping & stopped by Namaste India for a refreshing drink at their juice counter on the outside of the Restaurant. They have a couple of juices. I saw the rose milk in the juicers, so decided to try one out. It costs about 1.5 $ only. It was served chilled. It was rightly sweet & is a perfect drink to beat the summers. The rose flavour also adds to the freshness of the drink.

My Wife & I went to Namaste India for a veg dinner, since we have been there before. We quickly ordered for a Veg Korma & some aloo parata which is a potato stuff prata. The Veg Kofta was great, it was a thick creamy gravy made with cream & cashew nut paste, it was rich. It had veggies like green peas, potato, carrot, cauli flower & french beans. It wasn't too spicy. It went perfectly with the aloo (potato) Prata. We enjoyed our veg meal at Namaste India.

Walking by Namaste India in Farrer Park, spotted the restaurant's little Kiosk that sells chaats juices etc. Noticed someone having a blue colour drink and as it looked fascinating and as we were thirsty decided to try it out. The name is Blue berry drink and probably made of non-alcoholic curacao diluted with water and soda. It is sweet drink, however doesn't have any flavor of blue berry. Great to look at but the taste could surely be improved upon. Surely a thirst quencher though.

It was a nice Sunday evening and we were relaxing at home watching Television, when my hubby came up with the idea to go to Mustafa for some shopping. So we got ready and set off enjoying our MRT ride to Farrer Park. We shopped for groceries and other items and then by the time we finished it was past 8.00pm. So we decided to walk to Namastaey India for some Thali meal since we were really very hungry. When we arrived we were shown our tables and then the waiter gave us the Menu card to select o

We were in Little India and decided on having a veg meal, we spotted Namaste India and decided to try it out. We ordered for Achari aloo & aloo paratha & methi paratha. The achari aloo was really tasty, it was spicy and sour. The parathas too were very tasty. We finished our meal and ordered for gulab jamun, it was served hot and was super yummy. We enjoyed our vegetarian food at Namaste India .

Generally we go out to dine on a friday night, this time, we had some shopping to be done at Mustafa centre in Little India, so we decided to have dinner in Little India. We went to Namaste India, we reached there at 10 pm, so we were the only ones in the restaurant since it was so late. The ambience is lovely. We had a look at the menu,which was very impressive. It had a mix of north Indian & south Indian dishes. There was a variety to choose from,but since we were not in the mood to have a hea

This morning we were at City Square Mall and then proceeded to Mustafa Shopping Center for some quick grocery shopping. After we were done shopping we decided to have lunch and since we were having a lot of Non-Veg lately we decided on Pure Vegetarian Lunch. We decided to try Namaste India since it was recommended by a close friend.We arrived at the Restaurant at 1.00 and we were taken to our table and seated. We then requested for a baby chair which was readily granted. Once we were comfortably

I received a couple of dining vouchers from a friend for my birthday, one of them was for Namaste India. I have heard about this restaurant but it was my very first experience dining here. I called a day in advance to make reservations for lunch; as it was stated on the vouchers. I expected the place to be packed; being a public holiday (chinese new year). However, it was empty! the restaurant was also pretty small; probably the size of a master bed room or slightly bigger.The waiters were reall