A night out to dinner with another couple. We do it from time to time and don't really mind what it…read morecosts as long as the food, service and wine is good. This gem of a restaurant on Brighton Road delighted us on all fronts AND cost a very reasonable $120 per couple with a banquet for four including dessert, two bottles of wine and coffees all round. Friendly but very efficient and courteous service and great food. Don't miss it!

At the last minute we felt like going out for dinner & my wife and I have been wanting to go here…read morefor dinner for some time now....& boy they didn't disappoint!!!! Lovely atmosphere, lovely presentation, lovely service & a very lovely dinner!!! Seen we hadn't eaten there before we decided to go for the banquet for 2, A perfect idea from waiter, & lovely meal @ that!!! Nice and light food, both my wife & myself walked out bery satisfied!!!!

Keeps getting better absolutely fantastic. Not greasy, fresh, tasty and good service. Nice wine by…read morethe glass.

I have always enjoyed Taste of Nepal but unfortunately had a very bad experience there the other…read morenight. I went to dinner there with a friend and we were sharing some cheese roti. There were two pieces of glass in the roti. I took one from my mouth. The owner / manager saw this came over and very quickly took the bread and the glass from the table. He quickly returned with new roti. No apology and with the explanation of it had nothing to do with the restaurant, and it must have been the cheese. I found this to be very unusual but we continued with our meal. Our bill arrived at the end and we were charged full price. Just over $100. I explained to him that I was very disappointed, particularly in the lack of apology within his response. The very little I would have expected was complimentary roti bread but nothing. Very disappointed and won't be going back.

One of the handful of Nepalese eateries around Adelaide, and as good as any of the others…read more We did a Banquet and it was great. From the servings of mixed entrees each to the handful of rich and tasty curries. non too hot. If you don't want a banquet, there are plenty of other options for both meat and veg eaters.

You probably recognise the name from the old Yoga greeting: loosely translated Namaste means 'I bow…read moreto you.' I'm a big fan of the menu here. The charcoal clay oven chicken is delicious, I highly recommend. They have a lovely mix of Indian, Chinese and Tibetan, and what I appreciate most is that they go light on the spices. I'm a huge wuss when it comes to spice and I feel like I'm missing out on a lot of wonderful Asian dishes because I can only handle mild. Namaste has all of the unusual flavours and great taste without turning your body into a sweat lodge. The restaurant is in a lovely cottage, and they have open fires burning in winter and a busy outside area for summer. The service is usually excellent but the last time we went I was disappointed that our waitress seemed to forget us and we had to wait a long time for drinks. This was made up for by our host however, who gave us a complimentary glass of wine because of the wait. Book ahead because this place is majorly popular with the Eastern elite and fills up quick. Note: Lunch is by appointment only and it has to be a group of 12 or more. I recommend this place for dates: it's a romantic setting and hand holding throughout the meal is a must.

Small and unassuming restaurant, don't let that put you off!…read moreService is first class, very friendly and efficient Food was amazing, great goat curry and sensational vegetarian dishes I highly recommend you eat here

Soul food is served at the Himalayan Kitchen as the main meals served up are baked in a traditional…read moreclay oven and the taste is simply amazing. My other half always has a yearning for goat when we go to a Nepalese kitchen and nobody cooks it better than they do, a tantalising goat curry with roti bread...to die for. The atmosphere is relaxed and the earthy ochre colour scheme ensures everything blends beautifully, it's designed for comfort inside and outside the body. Food is not only meant for nutrition but is a visual feast aswell, if it looks good then more often than not it will taste good and it's done to perfection here. Dumplings are a hearty tradition in many cultures and it's no different here, much like in preparation to what's to come: 'watch out lips, watch out tongue, watch out tummy, here it comes'! And it just keeps coming with delicious, glorious food...wish I had my own chef. Good food is few and far between and this place is ranked up the top of my list for places to book.

We are cursed in that we live half way between here and Chapati House 2. Cursed because they are…read moreboth amazing. Situated in an unassuming shopping block, only a couple of doors down from one of the best Chinese places in town, Zafran Curry Delights is one of my absolute favourite take away places. And they are open until 10.30pm for your after hours noms. By the time you phone in your order, put pants on and drive there your food is ready!! As creatures of habit (and mediocre cheap skates) we tend to order the 'you and me' deal, which comfortably feeds myself and my garbage-desposal-stomached partner for dinner *plus* lunch the next day. Included for the low price of thirty five bucks you get two mains, a large rice, 2 plain naan, a couple of pappadams and either a serve of chicken tikka or sheekh kebab. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD CHOOSE THE TIKKA!! Of all the things that have been done to chicken this is by far my favourite, it's juicy and tasty and I could eat a bucket of it. Our usual mains are the beef vindaloo, which they will make extra spicy for you if you ask, and the chicken tikka marsala (which does have a small surcharge if you're getting the meal deal). Eat here. That's about it.

Amazing!! And I…read moreagree with the review underneath, best Chinese just down the road! I've had veg and beef dishes from here and they are to die for! My partner gets the vindaloo and he raves and raves about it. The meat is always so tender and never over cooked. A large rice is more than enough and plenty leftover the next day for lunch! The naan is the best naan I've ever eaten! I love it!! They have changed their name to namaste curry delight now (well on eat now anyway) Do it! You won't regret it!

Parking here is very easy, plenty of parking along semaphore road and the side streets…read more The interior of the place does let the place down, there are tables and chairs that are nice enough to sit down and eat at though. The food was beautifully balanced, it wasn't very spicy but was nice. My friend and I both had vegetarian dishes and they were very hearty with many vegetables and good quality sauces. The cheese naan was to die for, very oily but tastes amazing. I might come back here. The food was good but there are plenty of beautiful places in and around semaphore road that are competing with this place. It is the best Nepalese place I have tried in Semaphore so far though.

My original introduction to Nepalese food was at another, more fancy restaurant in North Adelaide,…read moreand I really didn't like it much. A friend suggested I try Journey to Everest, and I must say that as a result of their excellent recommendation, I am now a convert to Nepalese food. In my view, it is Indian cuisine's sleeker sister. This restaurant offers not a large or lavish dining area, but one that punches above its weight. The surrounds are functional, and the service is OK, the food however is another story. Nepalese food appears to be less oily and lighter than its Indian counterpart, and that allows you to enjoy the flavour more fully. My favourite on their menu is the Madagascar Duck, a sublime feast of duck legs and a well chosen and cooked medley of vegetables in a curry sauce. No rice needed! Journey to Everest has now become a regular fixture for every journey to Semaphore!

Food and service was excellent! Menu extensive and includes great vegetarian and vegan options.read more