
“A gastronomic journey of delicate flavours” A moment in time, a stretch of history, a map of flavours with a modern take on ancient delicacies using traditional cooking methods. The seductive flavours range from Barbequed temptations of Peshawar and Rawalpindi to the sumptuous secrets of the Imperial royal dining style of Delhi and Agra; the succulent kebabs of the princely state of Awadh to sublime vegetarian repast of Varanasi, the tantalizing seafood from Coastal India and delightful dessert from west Bengal. Indeed, Namak is the best introduction to the fulsome flavours of India.
Hours
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 219 High Rd, London E18 2PB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 8143 0173
Website: https://www.namak.restaurant/
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Reviews
A big thank you to the award winning Exec Chef Arup Dasgupta for the delightful dining experience. We had scallops, lamb chops and creamy broccoli paneer for starters followed by even more delicious daal makhani, chefs special lamb shank, a show piece of a biryani lot and breads. We totally overate. I have no idea how we managed to go through the mango sorbet and pistachio kulfi. That was such a gastronomically satisfying experience indeed!
Can’t recommend the food enough. This ones a hidden gem in South Woodford. Parking was also easily available within a couple of minutes walk and overall the location was great.
I will be visiting again and just to add that Shab’s hospitality was on point and he attended to all our needs. Delicious food and outstanding customer service.
Went here for Eid dinner with the family – reserved ahead. The restaurant is minimally decorated – a bit outdated but looks ok. There was no atmosphere here at all – we were some of the only diners there on a Friday evening (after 7pm) – another family came in towards the end however.
As a South Asian, I wouldn’t recommend this place for the food – which of course is the only reason you’d go here obviously. I think the food is more tailored to a western palette perhaps – not surprising considering the location. We ordered a number of items from the menu and nothing blew us away – although the prices definitely do. Pretty extortionately priced for what it is and because of this, I expected way better. The biriyani had so many whole dry spices left in there that it left an awful after taste – I had a cardamom, aniseed, part of a cinnamon stick etc in practically every bite – needless to say, most of it was left uneaten. The curries were decent – nothing special at all, have had way better in more basic places. The only decent thing we had was the chilli paneer.
The service was not great at all – don’t want to be negative but felt quite unwelcoming and rude right from the start, maybe they didn’t appreciate the fact that we wouldn’t spend money on alcohol. Found the waiter/ manager to be quite rude and abrupt.
Will definitely not return.
We tried not to complain and ruin the day for us, the manager didn’t seem bothered and had the guts to put a 10% service charge for this horrible service. I have seen the restaurent’s response to the reviews on google and can upload the booking confirmation in case you call it a fake review!!
So final take- Do not ruin your day, At least dont plan to go there on a holiday or any busy day. believe me, they cant handle.
The service was stellar and the food was even better. If you’re looking for the BEST appetizer, definitely try the Chilli chicken ! We also had the Chicken Biryani and Lamb Biryani which were both delicious. The Lamb Shank and Mixed grill also went well with those items. Desserts and drinks were good too! Be sure to give this spot a try if you’re in the neighbourhood!
The murgh bhuna masala, butter chicken, chicken biryani, peshwari naan and garlic naan were exquisite each in their own way. Flavourful, complex, succulent, and an appropriate portion size. The presentation was lovely, with the chicken biryani’s bread covering being cut and prepared by the table for us.
The ambience was serene, perfect for dates and for intimate family dinners. I particularly liked the honeycomb-embossed cutlery.
The staff were pleasant and attentive.
I am not surprised this restaurant has recently won an award; we will certainly return with our family!