After a long tiring afternoon at the Otter park, we headed to indias most wanted for our meal…read more I would recommend calling beforehand coz they don't have a lot of seating for a busy evening. Ambiance was quite well done! Felt like they made an effort on it. Food was great: their indo Chinese is good. Kids meal came with so much food that we adults could have enough from it. Butterchicken was worth trying. If you are around, you should give it a try!

have ordered food for some time from this restaurant. Frustratingly UNABLE to update my email…read more called twice - no help from staff.... food is good enough, but fails beside service.

This is our favorite Indian place in Washington. The owner has put his passion into his cooking,…read moreingredients, surroundings, service and customer satisfaction. He takes the time to explain where he gets the ingredients, how he cooks them and you can taste it. We eat the vegan options such as the Chana Masala,Bhindi Masala. He also has a really interesting beer list that you dont see other places. We need to go back and try some new things.

It looks to be a husband and wife team. A small operation with a little wait on the food. However,…read moreit's worth the wait. The garlic naan seems to be made from scratch. It was light and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala and biryani were both delicious. The sauce was very delicious. If you're in the area or just passing by, it's a nice meal when you visit this place.

Good Indian food! I recommend giving this place a try. Nice samosas and curry. Kind service.read more

We had dinner at Namaste while we were in Bellingham. We walked in and were seated immediately…read more We got Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Chettinad, Saag Paneer, and Garlic Naan. Tandoori Chicken and Garlic Naan were good, we loved the Saag Paneer, it was the best item we had. Chicken Chettinad was okay, didn't taste like Chicken Chettinad that we know.

The food was very flavoursome. Pleasant service. Some unusual dishes on the menu and some cool…read moremocktails.

I always go dinning with my service dog everywhere and haven't had this awful experience of not…read morebeing allowed to dine in, I explained to the staff that my dog was working and it is not a pet, though we rudely just stared to another way and said it's not my problem, won't recommend, really rude attitude

we stopped by for lunch while driving through the area. the food was good. not bad, not great, just…read moreaverage indian cuisine. i would definitely try it again if in the area.

Delicious food and friendly staff in a convenient location. I really liked the vindaloo and fish…read morepakoras.

We needed to eat quickly before crossing the border and Gian's lunch buffet was perfect! We got to…read moretry a sample of everything and they even brought some fresh garlic and plain naan by our table. Friendly staff too. Everyone was happy and we also liked the dessert selection. This was worth the extra drive time off our route.

It sucks that I didn't take any photos but that only tells you how hungry i was! We ordered:…read moregoat vindaloo - about $16 Lamb buna - about $16 2 naan - about $5 Rice - about $5 Total: about $42 before tip The food was pretty good especially the lamb Bhuna. The naan bread was delicious that we ended up ordering one more! The goat vindaloo was delicious but we felt it was too saucy. The seating is very uncomfortable. We had to squeeze ourselves in to get seated. Certainly not a well thought out place for people of all sizes. I found it hard to get in and out, which was awfully annoying. Service was okay. They weren't too busy but I suppose it was right after their buffet ended, which meant they must've been really tired. It would be nice if the restaurant rethought their interior design and made the seating more comfortable. Then the experience would be fantastic! Would definitely go back for the food!

I stopped by Dosa Club on a weekend road trip and got a chicken tikka masala with rice. The meal…read morewas rich in flavour and the chicken was tender. The restaurant has plenty of space and has a modern look on the interior. There are big TV screens showing sports as well.

We stopped at this restaurant on our way to Northern Canada. This is conveniently located right…read moreafter the US-Canada border. The restaurant had a beautiful modern ambiance with some of the best staff we've encountered. We loved the virgin mojto, Idli, coffee, aloo tikki chaat, fish tikka, dosa and the kothu parotta on a cold rainy evening. Unfortunately the fried rice were disappointing. It was a bit too oily and lacked any vegetables whatsoever. The restrooms were clean and they had lots of parking spaces right outside. Totally worth the trip.

One of my favorite Indian restaurants in the Vancouver area. I don't usually like eggplant but…read moretheir baingan barthan (spiced puréed eggplant) is so good that sometimes I crave it. Everything I've tried there has been extremely flavorful, it's some of the best Indian food I've ever had. Everyone is friendly and helpful, we always get served sooner than I expect to, and the restaurant is beautifully decorated. I'd give this place 10 starts if it was an option.

The appetizers and the quantity of food was great, loved the chola Kulcha (most authentic). Chicken…read moretikka was great too almost craving that again. The curries were more run of the mill sauces that were good but nothing remarkable. Will try again if in the area.

The only thing I will say to add to my above review is that you need to beware of the heat. I get…read morethe sense that this restaurant caters to real Indians and it's really spice. I mean mild was really spicey. I can't imagine what hot must be like. In the 60s when we got the first Indian restaurants they didn't know how to make it mild and you would really burn your mouth. It reminds me of those days. I used to love it in those days but as I careen towards 70 I can't take the heat any more. Still, this is the best Indian food - on a par with the amazing Vij's and Swad, our new North Van go to. It was good in North Vancouver in it's divey little location, it is fabulous now in its glitzy new store. So many different and interesting spices. Bravo Vaades or whatever you're called now. Who came up with India's Most Wanted anyway? Sounds like a psychokiller. Qu'est-ce que c'est. Must be referring to what you get when you ask for it extra spicey.

I rarely complain but the last two times we ordered from Vaades they got our order wrong or flat…read moreout forgot parts of our meals. This time I ordered the salad, it was literally a container of mush, swimming in dressing topped with bottom of the bag broken cheese Doritos. (I actually called them to see if they actually served Doritos on their salads and yup) The salad says "comes with fried tortillas chips" I keep trying to give these guys a chance as I know it's considered a cheap place to order plus covid and all but for three people it still cost me nearly $70! Definitely the last time we will be ordering from here. I'm so not a picky person with almost anything but this I dumped in my green waste bin.