
Vegetarian Indian dishes presented in classic, colorful surrounds with a bustling atmosphere.
Hours
| Tuesday | 12–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 131-139 Queens Rd, Norwich NR1 3PN, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1603 466466
Website: https://namastevillage.co.uk/
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Also Nahima especially was so nice and generous – definitely the highlight of the day!!
First of all, we were only allowed one poppadom each unless we paid extra, which felt a bit stingy. Both of the hot starters seemed tiny. Three siracha chicken balls which were around the size of KFC popcorn chicken nugget just didn’t seem worth it for what we were paying. It also felt like everything we ate had beetroot in it, which got a bit repetitive.
When our main curries came out they were quite hot, so we asked for some water. What we were given was not cold or refreshing, just slightly warm, which didn’t really do the job.
Not to mention the desserts were absolutely tiny. My girlfriend’s crumble looked like it had been chewed up and spat out onto the plate and my red velvet mousse looked like something you could get in a 4 pack worth £1 in B&M, see first picture for reference. For a Valentine’s set menu this level of quality and portion size is not acceptable. A mcdonalds mcflurry would have done a better job than this dessert did for a fraction of the cost.
The photo on the booking looked much better, and the portion sizes seemed at least double what we were actually served. We ended up paying £105 in total, and the added service charge felt a bit cheeky considering the service and food wouldn’t have even been worth just the £38 pp on its own.
We could have got the same amount of food from our local Indian for £50 max and probably had a better experience. Really disappointing, especially for what was meant to be a special occasion.
Would not recommend.
Papadums with what was clearly home made pickles and Mirchi Pakoda (chilli fritters) were a great start to the night.
For mains we went for Mushroom Kadai with rice, Masala dosa, with a sambar and coconut chutney and two nan breads.
We both opted for non alcoholic drinks, including Blood Orange and Ginger soda (bloody marvellous!) and a cucumber and mint mocktail.
As a fan of chai I decided to finish with a vegan masala chai that was to die for.
The best thing about Namaste is not having to ask ‘is this dish vegan’ or ‘do you have vegan/vegetarian options’.
The staff were so friendly and we even had a free bonus side dish to try between courses. Our meal worked out roughly £35 per person but it was worth every penny and we’ll be back soon and won’t leave it as long between visits.
Thank you Craig and Becky x