Namaste in Edinburgh, City of

인도음식을 먹을 수 있는 식당입니다. 난과 카레가 인상적이었던 식당이었고 특히 갈락난이 매력적이어서 더 주문해 먹었습니다.

Nos quedamos muy decepcionados con las porciones de comida que recibimos. El plato de pollo Tikka estaba a 2 trozos pequeños de pollo y una ensalada muy pequeña, el Pakora era de 3 trozos pequeños y sin salsa Pakora. Los platos principales eran Rogan Josh y Tikka masala, ambos parecían idénticos, aunque sabían un poco diferentes, siempre pensé que Tikka Masaa era rojo, no marrón. El sabor estaba bien, no era especial, y de nuevo porciones pequeñas. Salimos sintiéndonos todavía hambrientos.

La comida no es barata, por lo que esperaría abundante comida en los platos, sin embargo, había menos de dos papas en el curry de verduras, el resto era salsa tenía el mismo problema con el dal! Toda la salsa sin sustancia! Ambos platos más de 10! ¡Decepcionado!

Enjoyed our evening here. The menu has some nice choices and the food was good. Big portions. Service was a little slow but it was extremely busy.

Lugar especial para una ocasión especial en pareja. Carta amplia y exquisita. Buen servicio y buenos postres.

After eating burgers and fries for a long time an average Indian always craves for Indian food when he out touring he world. Okay if not all at least I go bonkers after a week or so and start googling for food joints catering Indian food. 'Namaste' at Bristol Place in Edinburgh was the result of one such search. Well by any means Indian food outside the Indian soil and sub continent is very expensive but that's the price I am willing to pay to satisfy my hunger pangs and craving for Indian curries on a foreign soil. The food here is amazing. The host if I am not wrong was from the Indian Sub Continent as well.

Excellent food, staff very happy to discuss the menu and attentive, good value for money. Kamasutra cocktail was divine

多少辛かったですが、インドやタイ系のカレーや料理が好きな私には美味しかったです。 値段もランチならお手頃です。 6.8 £位でした。 オススメです。

Freshly prepared, hot and very good food. Excellent service with friendly staff, if they don't do the curry you want on the menu they are willing to prepare it for you.

Really nice staff and Food 😋 Good help with dairy free options and You get a coffee or tea after your meal on the house 👍🏻

Came here as the queue was too big for our original choice, and it was the closest. We were very pleasantly surprised!! It was relatively busy, but not too busy, the staff were polite and helpful. The only thing we went wrong with was the naan bread that was filled with lamb, we thought we would try something different, and well we wish we had stuck with normal garlic and coriander, but that was our mistake, trying to be risky. It was lovely food, and had a lovely cocktail and starters.

Authentic Nepalese and Indian cuisine made with rich and fresh ingredients. Delicious dining experience filled with new flavours and textures. Lovely ambiance and presentation of the dishes in copper bowls. Wonderful to have a Nepalese server to help us decide what dishes complement each other. Thank you. The menu also contains european and indian dishes if nepalese does not interest you. Highly recommend the dumplings (Mo-mo) and nepalese satay as starters. We shared several other signature dishes and all were amazing. Note: Online booking possible and they served us after 10 pm on a Sunday night! Thank you.

Honestly one of the best meals I have ever had. Food was so tasty but light. Super service from staff will defo be back

We ate here on New Years eve and had a lovely meal. The food was good and the service excellent with a free welcome drink on arrival. Good value for money, would recommend.

Loved the menu, too much choice but Aneil helped us choose with his vast knowledge, fabulous food and wine! Service was just right! Highly recommend!

I love this restaurant! The food is superb! It's so tasty, not expensive and you can chose your hot-spice level. I find the staff friendly and always at hand to help you chose! We always order too much, but take the remainders with us for another feast the next night. The lamb jalfrezi is the best I have ever had! Can't wait to go back again!

This is the first negative review I've written, so I am not a complainer by nature.The food was very good, so, had the service been even passable, I would have given 4 stars, but it would have had to have been the best meal of my life (not even close) to get more than 3 stars. We had reservations, so it isn't like they were squeezing us in. We ordered promptly, but waited over 45 minutes for our meal. During that time, even though we were immediately next to the kitchen (hard to forget, since a couple of the waiters crashed into the back of my chair, no matter how I tried to shift it, every time they exited the kitchen, and never apologized), we barely had anyone check on whether we needed water, etc. We were never offered refills on our drinks. We finally asked if the food would be coming soon and it finally showed up. Either we had asked at just the right time, or it had been sitting back there, forgotten (which I suspect was the case). They didn't seem the least concerned, however. What was insult to injury, was that, in addition to the food being overpriced for the serving size, we were charged for the papadams that the waiter offered us as one would offer bread when we arrived - and he had suggested the quantity, which was twice what we needed. We didn't dispute this, simply because it was also an ordeal getting the bill and we wanted to leave before the night was over.

Spicy food even when we ordered mild - and - it was all delicious. The servings were plentiful (we did not have starters but did order 3 mains with rice, nan, raita and pickle and we had lots of food for 3)

Definitely stop by the Namaste Kathmandu Restaurant on your visit to Edinburgh. Food is amazing and service is great! Prices are very reasonable.

I used to live in Nepal and eating here today was a wonderful experience - good authentic Nepalese food, great serving staff (friendly and attentive an helpful), lovely atmosphere with replicas of Bhaktapur's famous carved windows decorating the walls and Nepali music playing. Best of all though, the food - it speaks for itself and was totally authentic and delicious.

My wife is Nepali and I took my daughter, who had been working in Kathmandu, to Namaste for some authentic Nepali food. We got a good welcome and a seat near the window where I got a cold back. The restaurant was empty and while we were there only one other party arrived. I have to say I'm not surprised as the food was not authentic, the portions were small and the prices very high.We started with a plate of Momos - 6 for £6, and they were dry and bland rather than juicy and tasty. We followed this with two of the restaurant's specialities - a lamb dish and a vegetable dish. Both tasted the same, and the sauce they were in was sweet, and the mint paratha was more like a chapati and you could hardly taste the mint. The staff were very pleasant and if the food had been good I wouldn't have minded. When I paid my bill I told them what was wrong and they didn't apologise, merely saying that the regular chef was off and that this was a tourist area so I should expect tourist prices.I don't plan to go there again - there are far better Nepalese restaurants in Edinburgh, though they're not cheap either. If my experience is common I

Great food and enthusiastic staff. Although some of the staff needed to improve their English a little. Nepalese food cooked with great flavour and pride.

We went there for lunch with a Living Social deal and they refused to give us the standard lunch menu, and only provided the a la carte menu. The Living Social deal didn't make this restriction, but the waiter told us the lunch menu was for 'customers!' Pretty funny since there was no one else there! He phoned his boss, who told me Living Social had made a mistake and I should take it up with them; he wouldn't honour the Living Social deal as it was written. We walked out, leaving the place as empty as when we arrived. Clearly they are only interested in the tourist trade and are quite happy to alienate locals and renege on agreements.

Newly opened and not as great as expected.Extremely slow table service, poor customer service and mediocre food. Food is also quite over-priced if considering the portion control.Cannot really comment on ambience as the restaurant was practically empty.Not a happy expereince and one we should not like to repeat. Our waiter (1 of 3) put our Debit Card through for payment after the meal, and returned the card advsind "thank you very much", we prepared to leave and a second waiter announced accross the restaurant that our card had been declined. In actual fact, the card had not been declined, the streamline machine used to process the card operates on the same line as the telephone and the telephone line was occupied by a member of staff. Having been embarrassingly accused and asked for cash, we shall not be returning to this restaurant - a very poor experience, a sadly lacking meal and not good value for money.Customer Service is non-existent

Delicious food! Been twice; the first time was better: bigger helpings, better service, but can't complain about the second either!

Now Namaste Katmandu (formerley Namaste), I've not been to it yet but the chef is the same guy as from the original Namaste, where you could get the best curry in Edinburgh. Absolutely fantastic.

Friendly service and good food. The atmosphere is not as pleasant as it was in the previous venue on Bristo Place now that it has moved to larger premises on Forest Road.