Namaste Foodie is a food stand within The Common Kitchen, an international food hall. The food hall…read moreand food stand itself is casual. This food stand features Desi Street Food. We ordered a Paneer Kathi roll and a Mutton Keema Pav. Both were good the Kathi roll reminded me of a tortilla wrap with blocked cheese, green peppers, onions, and sauce in it; mine had a bit of spice and it was great. It's also served with a handful of potato chips. The Mutton Keema Pav reminded me of a Sloppy Joe's sandwich, but with more spice and warm flavors. Food was great. Service was also nice. Depending on the type of food I was looking for, they made recommendations for me. They also finished making the food in about 12 minutes and brought our food to our table as the location wasn't too crowded when we went in the morning. They even checked in on us while we were there just to make sure we were satisfied!

the short - to be completely honest, I was very underwhelmed by the sandwich that I ordered - the…read morechicken junglee. I've had other menu items from here before - the koti rolls and some of the small plates and they've been pretty good, but the sandwich set it back a few stars for me personally. Details: Namaste Foodie is located within Clarksville Common, which is set up to feel kind of like street vendors fused with an element of suburbia. You order your food and then can take it to sit in one of the shared indoor/outdoor spaces. After you order your food, most of the experience is self-service (e.g. drinks). Namaste Foodie has a lot of good things going on, but I was pretty confused when I got the sandwich. It felt very plain and lackluster, contrary to some of their other menu items. None of the ingredients really "popped" in terms of quality or flavor and the sum of the parts fell kind of short. I would eat here again, but I would stick with something else next time.

My absolute favorite place to get cakes! My personal favorite is the mango cake, but also love the…read morefalooda and ras malai cake as well. It's not too heavy and the cakes are so moist and fluffy. It's always a hit with friends and family!

This is a small place. There was a single table if you wanted to eat in. They have a menu of hot…read morefood but are primarily in the business of selling baked goods with Indian flavors. I got a sampler of their cake slices. They were remarkably spongy and moist. The flavors varied, but overall went over well. I particularly enjoyed the mango. I was hoping to see samosas laid out beside the cakes and was a bit puzzled that I didn't. Some of their hot food specialties were interesting but I had other plans.

This is our family go to restaurant. Fast casual style. It is vegetarian - there are so many…read moreoptions that you won't even notice there isn't meat on the menu. Our favorites are the masala rava dosa, paneer chili, dahi puri, and pav bhaji. You order at the front, grab a table number and seat yourself. The food will be brought to your table. Self serve water station. Plenty of booths and tables though it can get very busy. Plenty of parking in the lot.

I want to start by saying we are not first-time customers here. My family has been coming to this…read morelocation for years. We have ordered from them countless times, and we have used them for catering on multiple occasions. The woman who usually helps us has always been genuinely kind and helpful. That is exactly why what happened today was so shocking, and why I felt I had to write this. First, the hygiene. The woman at the register was taking orders and handling payment, and then went straight over to the chaat station to make food without changing her gloves or washing her hands. My mother had to ask her directly to please change her gloves. That should not be something a customer has to point out. Then the food. We ordered a dosa. When it arrived, the middle was not cooked -- it was still raw batter inside. We did not make a scene. We simply asked, politely, if they could remake it and cook it through this time. That is a reasonable request at any restaurant. The remake came out worse. It arrived almost completely bare -- barely any filling, essentially just a shell. So we said something, again politely, because the same dish had now come out wrong twice. Instead of an apology or any attempt to fix it, the owner came to our table with an attitude and said, "Make sure you place your order right -- the last couple of times you came in we had to remake your dosa again." He said it as though it proved his point. What it actually proves is that this kitchen has sent us an improperly cooked dosa on multiple visits, and that the owner is fully aware of it. Instead of fixing the problem, he decided the problem was the customer for noticing. From there it escalated. He spoke to my mother in a way that no customer, and certainly no elder, should ever be spoken to. When I started taking photos of the food, he told me not to take pictures. When I told him I would be leaving a Google review, he told me to go ahead, that it did not matter to him. He then turned around and accused my mother of calling him a name -- something she never said. I have photos and video from the visit. He also told us not to come to his restaurant. Long-time, repeat, catering customers, told not to come back over a dish his own kitchen sent out wrong twice in one sitting, and apparently several times before that. We paid in full. We left every plate on the table. We did not eat a bite. I also want to note that I did not come straight to Google with this. I messaged the restaurant directly afterward, explained what happened, and asked for a call. I have received no response at all. So this review is not a first resort -- it is what is left after being ignored. The food here has generally been decent and the staff have always treated us well, which is what makes this so disappointing. This was entirely about how the owner chose to handle a simple, fixable complaint. A remade dosa and a two-word apology would have cost him nothing. Running a restaurant is not only about the food. It is about basic hygiene, and about how you treat people when something goes wrong -- especially women, especially elders, especially loyal customers. If the owner truly believes reviews do not matter, that tells you everything about how much your business is valued here. There are plenty of places nearby that would be glad to have it.

Small banh mi shop with delicious and authentic sandwiches. This spot is small and doesn't have…read moremuch seating inside, so I would recommend this place for takeout mostly. Ordering over the phone is quick and easy. When you order a bahn mi sandwich, they ask if you want the veggies on the sandwich or on the side. If you're eating it right away, I would get the veggies on it, but if you're waiting a bit or transporting the food, I would grab it on the side. All their banh mi comes with (pork?) pate, so if you don't like the taste, make sure to ask for no pate! They also come with jalepenos, so if you're not a spice person, don't forget to ask for no jalepenos. In general, the meat in the banh mi is SUPER flavorful. The sandwiches come with a side of sauce, but the pate and whatever other spread they put on the sandwich is enough that you don't even need the sauce. I've also tried their classic summer rolls, which are really good! Not too much lettuce and the peanut sauce is very delicious. Love this spot for a quick and authentic Vietnamese meal!

Delicious fresh spring rolls!…read more We were getting a sandwich in the next building, and saw Saigon Blvd Báhn Mì. Besides 14 kinds of báhn mì, we saw 7 "summer" rolls. Is that different from a "spring" roll? I dont know. We already gad our sandwich, so we got Veggie Summer Rolls: fried tofu, chopped and shredded lettuce, cucumbers, carrots, some bright mint, some soft sauteed veggies, and tender vermicelli noodles with a vegetarian sauce. Fresh and well-flavored. This became the perfect light "salad" that we had left out of our sandwiches. A great find, just off US-40 Baltimore National Pike in Catonsville MD.

My husband and I found this restaurant on Happy Cow (vegetarian/vegan app) and were very charmed by…read moreits unique location inside of a gas station convenience store. But don't be fooled about the outside appearance because once you're in, you'll feel like you're in someone's home. We have never had Gujarati food specifically but are no strangers to Indian vegetarian food. We asked the nice and friendly man behind the counter what could be made vegan, and he literally walked us through the entire menu with great detail and passion. For the vegans out there, I'd say at least 50% of the menu if not more can be vegan (omitting dairy). We asked for some recommendations and eventually decided on: - masala dosa - jambu juice - roti - kachori - undhiyu The jambu, kachori and Undhiyu were completely new to me. The owner Pratik was so kind and hospitable, bringing dishes out to us and explaining what was unique about them. He even gave us a sample of dal to try. I absolutely loved all the food. As I said earlier, I really felt like I was a welcome guest in someone's home. We got such a great intro education to Gujarati food. It was an amazing experience, and I would definitely recommend it, especially for the vegans!!

Good food and lassi. It is in a gas station so it was sis at first but it's partition off from the…read morerest of the building. If you want good vegetarian Indian food this is it.

The food here is excellent, but dine in service leaves much to be desired. Order carry out only…read more I really recommend the gobi manchuri appetizer. Great portion for sharing.

This restaurant served good food and was customer focused. It went downhill from last 2 years. I…read moretried two more times after they messed up my order but it hasn't gotten any better. Now the quantity went down with the quality. All the biryani types taste the same and they don't add much meat ( barely 2 pieces) for that price. This used to be our go to, now I had to even unsubscribe from their emails. Save your money and spend where the quality is prioritized.

Amazing! I ordered…read morethe Shrimp Curry and the Shrimp Biryani I asked for extra spicy with both dishes and I also asked for some extra lime and onion and they provided ! I think the dishes were both FULL of so much flavor! I would 100% order from here again ! The Garlic Naan was a great add with the curry.

Had a taste for Indian food so I went to Spice N Curry for lunch. The price was right, the food was…read morehot and fresh, the service was great. We got the non vegetarian Thali. I'll be back.

The chicken pastry/ patties are amazing. Just the right amount of spice and the pastry is light…read moreand flaky melts in your mouth. I will definitely be back

This is an excellent find! We had samosa chaat, chicken patties, chicken samosa and karak chai. All…read morewere delicious. We also tried the freshly made Indian sweets which were authentic and very tasty. The restaurant is clean and the people are very friendly.