Namaste Nepalese Restaurant

Name: Namaste Nepalese Restaurant
Address: 41 George Street, Parkside (SA), 5063, Australia
Price range: $45 (Average price is calculated based on entrée/appetizer or mains/desserts, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative. )
Rating: 9.4

9.4/10

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41 George Street, 5063 Parkside (SA)See map

Average price $45

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Average price $45
Average price
Average price is calculated based on entrée/appetizer or mains/desserts, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative.
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Daal Bhaat Masu (GF): $28.5; Traditional platter for one, with your choice of meat (goat, lamb or chicken) together with saag (stir fried mustard leaves), tomato achar (pickle), dahima and daal (lentils). Lactose Free option available.
Khasiko Masu (Goat or Lamb Curry) (GF, LF): $23.5; Traditionally spiced Nepalese style curry with your choice of tender boneless lamb or goat enriched with the flavours of fenugreek, cinnamon, tomatoes, coriander and bay leaves.
Sekewa Ko Leddoor (Nepalese Butter Chicken) (GF): $23.5; Juicy sekewa (boneless chicken pieces), cooked firstly in the charcoal fired clay oven, then transferred to a pan and simmered in a creamy sauce of garlic, ginger, tomato and onion, enriched with almond powder, butter and cream.

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41 George Street, 5063, Parkside (SA), Australia

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Take a deep breath The word ‘Namaste’, meaning in broad terms to welcome a stranger and acknowledge the divinity in them, is fitting in the welcoming manner of the staff at this vibrant restaurant. Colourful and rich in atmosphere, this very popular and quaintly situated house hidden in the backstreets of Parkside is an oasis of calm and nourishment. Adorning all staff, the Tibetan traditional costume adds to the experience as you eat their fabulous food which is a spicy blend of Chinese, Indian and Tibetan. Fear not though, this is not the place you go to participate in a chilli eating competition; their cuisine will suit everyone from gluten-free diners to children, as their flavours, whilst complex, are mild and happily ‘low in chilli’. Their dining areas are great for a romantic date, as patrons are separated into small groups in the many rooms of the house, and tranquil courtyard with water features is a great way to finish your milky, fruit laden traditional desserts. Best Dish: Kwati (Bean Curry)