I've eaten here multiple times and enjoyed it every time! We tried the samosas, veggie and chicken…read moremomos, plus various curries. They make sure to ask how spicy you want it as well. Big portion sizes. I also tried kulfi for the first time! The staff is so friendly and attentive. My go to Indian restaurant in Baltimore. Parking available on both sides of the street outside the restaurant!

I had a great time dining at Namaste Baltimore. I came here for lunch with a friend, and we both…read moreordered from the lunch menu. The prices were so affordable, and you get the option of choosing two sauces/stews with chicken, vegetarian, and lamb options. I chose the paneer masala and the chicken korma. Both tasted really good. I did start with the chaat papri, which was also really good.

My wife and I used to live in Charles Village, and today--after more than 30 years--we revisited…read morethe area with our son, who will soon be working at Johns Hopkins. While exploring, we discovered a new Indian/Nepalese restaurant and are so glad we gave it a try because the food was absolutely delicious. In addition to traditional Indian and Nepalese dishes, they also serve Indo-Nepali-Chinese fusion options like dumplings, chow mein, and chow fun--highly recommended! The owners, Bim and Arjun, were incredibly kind and even offered us samples of some tasty appetizers, including crispy vegetable pakoras and flavorful garlic naan. Everything was fresh and full of flavor. What stood out to us most was that none of the dishes were greasy, which we really appreciated. We ordered juicy chicken dumplings, a fragrant lamb biryani, chicken tikka pizza, and chicken tandoori--all of which were excellent. We even ordered chicken karahi to go for dinner! We'll definitely be back whenever we're in the Johns Hopkins area again.

Indian food is tasty and generous portions. Best Indian food out of all the surrounding options…read more(Charles Village, Remington). They make it as spicy as requested and the food is flavorful, not oily. Great to have this option in Waverly.

Everything was great, from the food to the service. We sat on the patio, what a beautiful place for…read morea date night.

I had dinner with a friend at Peerce's last week, and I left a little underwhelmed sadly. My…read moreexpectations were high, because I'd heard great things about Peerce's - I've seen it on Baltimore Magazine's Best Restaurants in Baltimore list several times. But it didn't live up to those high expectations. The restaurant is stunning. Before the two brothers behind Ananda and the Ambassador Dining Room opened this Indian restaurant in the space in 2019, various restaurants and businesses had been in the space for more than 80 years. The team at Peerce's has done an amazing job renovating the space and making it truly stunning. There's dark wood paneling, mural or wallpapered walls, stained glass, fireplaces, and a gorgeous patio (although too cold on the evening we visited in January to enjoy). The service was also great - very friendly and helpful. The menu is varied. They serve North Indian/Punjabi dishes, with lots of seafood specialties. We ordered a few things to share: Fish curry (wild-caught black cod in spicy coconut curry sauce), Malai Kofta (vegetable croquettes and spiced cream sauce), Palak Paneer (organic creamed spinach and homemade paneer), Bhindi Pyaaz (okra, onions, and traditional spices), and classic naan. I thought the food was in general. The okra, palak paneer, and naan were also classic but didn't stand out as anything terribly special. The fish curry was fine as well but I found the portion size very small for the price ($37). The malai kofta is where they really lost me. I've had malai kofta lots of times (I was a vegetarian/vegan for around 10 years, and it was one of my favorite dishes to order during those years - and I still love it today as a very failed vegetarian), and this version really confused me. The menu led me to expect the traditional creamy sauce, but Peerce's version looked and tasted like tomato paste. It was overly sweet and tasted quite concentrated, underseasoned, and bland. It was a bright red and fell very flat. I wouldn't say that any of the dishes blew me away, but the malai kofta was a disappointment. We did order a couple of glasses of wine (they offer a few Indian wines which we were keen to try and enjoyed), and the service and ambiance were topnotch. Unfortunately - for me - the food was just underwhelming. Since it's a bit of a hike for those of us that live in Baltimore City, I don't expect to make the trip to eat at Peerce's again any time soon sadly.

I ordered paneer through DoorDash, and it arrived on time. The food was salty, but I pushed through…read moreand attempted to eat. Exactly one hour later, I felt nauseous. I ended up having food poisoning for 24 hours. I'm very disappointed.

I was impressed by the "homemade" feel of the food. The restaurant looks pretty humble, and…read morehonestly we were the only family dining-in on a Sunday night. The food though, was great. The momos were very flavorful. Although the ground chicken wasn't that "fine grounded" since you can taste the meat bits and onion pieces, but I don't mind it and think it as a signal of "homemade" as opposed to some store bought ones. Similar feelings for the main dishes as well as the daal. ---simple but homey. The service was okay. Don't have much to comment. Overall great place to come after a tired day and have a homey meal.

WOW! You guys were right. This has been on my list for a while after some other Yelpers recommended…read moreit and it did not disappoint. Food came out FAST, like 45 min for our whole meal. We got the Kale Chaat, amazing, still talking about it. Crispy kale, yogurt w/ mint, sweet and savory and crispy. Omg, you gotta get it, I want it again already! For dinner I got the chicken dumplings (momo) and my husband got the tandoori chicken. It was actually too much food! The momo was delish but the tandoori chicken was the star entree for sure. It came with a side of masala sauce which was so tasty to dip in. Everything was actually pretty reasonably priced as well. My only complaint is that it was freezing inside - lots of guests wore their coats! They had a ton of to go orders ready - I'd definitely do that in the future, but it is nice inside! One of my new favorite spots for sure, I'll be back.

Harbor Tandoor is a good spot if you are craving Indian food although some dishes were definitely…read morestronger than others. The mango martini ($12) was good. It had vodka, Prosecco, mango, and passionfruit puree. It had a nice balance of sweetness and tartness, though it was not particularly sparkling from the Prosecco. The paneer chili ($9) was decent but not quite what I expected. The paneer was tossed with garlic, tomato based sauce, peppers, and onions, but it was softer and less crispy than I was hoping for. The veg jhol momo ($18) was interesting.... The menu mentions a Szechuan pepper based soup, but I did not get any Szechuan pepper flavor at all. Instead, the broth had a creamy, almost tahini-like taste. The momos themselves were fine, but the broth was not what I was expecting. The mixed veg jalfrezi ($16) was okay. It had a good amount of mixed vegetables in a tomato based sauce with green chilies, ginger, and onions. We ordered it very spicy but it came out sweeter than I preferred. The Goan fish curry ($19) was excellent. The tilapia was tender and the tomato coconut curry was flavorful, rich, and comforting. It had a nice balance of spice and creaminess. The garlic naan ($4) was soft, fluffy, and had a good amount of garlic and herbs. The beers were good too. The Taj Mahal lager was light and easy to drink, while the Haywards 5000 had a stronger, maltier flavor. Overall, service was good. Our server, Aro, was attentive. They have an outdoor seating area. Ambiance was upscale without the prices. They are located by a parking garage but there is also street parking available as well.

I ordered chicken chow mein and pani puri from here.they put Chickpea on chowmein,those chickpea…read morewas stale.i call them let them know about it but they act like I'm lying.

This is a 10/10 experience. I was not expecting the flavor and quality from a food truck in a gas…read morestation parking lot by the on ramp to 83, but it is freaking phenomenal. The dumplings come with an amazing red curry sauce that may set your taste buds on fire - so flavorful and so spicy. And the samosas are crispy and perfectly filled and seasoned, and also come with two great sauces, a mint chutney and a tamarind. This is a gas station food truck experience well worth the trip.

A 3.5 but rounding up for local. Honestly, I hate buffets, but I did decently enjoy this lunch that…read moreI went to without understanding what I was doing. I had never tried Kumari in the past so I was excited to say something new and then learned upon sitting down that they offer buffet lunches on the weekends for about $18 all in. The service was really spectacular considering, and the tea was really delightful. Mango Lassi was too sweet. The space is quite large and they have seating on both sides of the restaurant. This is a no-frills restaurant and sometimes you have to grab silverware and napkins yourself but with two people working there and a restaurant full of people I thought the service was great. If you like a buffet, then I would very much recommend this place for you for Indian / Nepalese food.

My friends and I used to come here pretty frequently when I was a graduate student at Hopkins…read more Vaguely remember the food being great, and I used to look forward to the Masala chai. Came back for a weekend to show my husband around and thought it would be a good idea to check this place out again after so many years. Maybe the chef has changed or maybe my 25 year old had low standards - but the food wasn't good at all. Everything tasted just.. sweet. However, chai is still good and kheer wasn't too bad either. Still giving it 3 stars for all the good memories associated with it.

Truly a hidden gem! My former student told me about this place and I have been hooked since! The…read morecustomer service is so friendly and welcoming. And it is consistent. The food takes a bit to cook but omg!!!! It is worth it!!! There are vegan options and the menu is detailed and straight to the point! We have ordered the chicken curry, samosas (so good!), naan, roti, tikka masala and Chana masala. And each meal has been 10/10!!! There is no place to sit inside but this is perfect grub for a date night in accompanied with your favorite film or tv show.

I picked up an excellent meal from this place on a Sunday afternoon recently. The restaurant is…read moretruly hidden in the back of a bodega in Remington. If you're not looking for it, you will not find it. You order through the same bulletproof glass where you can also buy cigarettes, so it's a unique experience. The food though. Wow. It was superb. The navarattan curry and murgh tikka were layered with flavor, the naan was crisp and soft, and the mango chutney was complex and almost jammy. Basically, this place is awesome. You should eat here. Be aware, though, that they cook everything to order and it is gonna take at least 30 minutes. This is a bodega, not a restaurant, so you're gonna have to find something to do while you wait.

I like this place. The food is clean and the food is good…read more As far as Indian food goes I give it a 3.5 out of 5. But, it's the only thing like it in Carroll County. The service is okay ... sometimes it's hard to get a refill. They have a buffet but I've never been in for it as I work too far away. The Tikki Masala is right on, Palak Paneer is also, and I really like the Garlic Naan. The place is never super crowd which is a bonus.

Food is very tasty and well prepared. The lunch buffet is…read moreone of the best in Maryland. Very spacious and welcoming interior.

Fast and easy buffet. Right amount of spice. Great choice options. Serve yourself. Plastic table…read morecoverings. Furniture is worn.

I really like the weekday lunch buffet! Might be the Mandela effect but I remember a year ago, the…read morebottomless naan you could pick between garlic or regular naan but not anymore (or might've paid for it without realizing). Very good and cheap and a lot of options, though I'm pretty basic and enjoy unlimited chicken tikka masala, naan, desserts, and mango lassi (which I think is the Costco big bottle one). They also have a student discount so only came to around $20. But awesome place for cheap and good eats.