Best Indian food outside of India! The butter chicken is out of this world. I highly recommend you…read moregive this place a try.

From the owner: With our extensive menu of authentic Indian and Nepalese dishes, there is something for everyone:…read moremeat and fish dishes, vegetarian options, ranging from mild to boldly spicy. We’ve also thought of the little ones. In addition to classic Indian specialties such as curries, tandoori dishes, and freshly baked naan bread, you can also taste the influences of Nepal and the neighboring kingdom of Bhutan – thanks to the use of unique herbs and spices. To best meet your preferences, every dish can be prepared to your desired level of spiciness: mild, medium, or hot. We also offer complete catering for your events – private or business. Our team ensures punctual delivery of delicious snacks, drinks, and fully catered meals for groups of all sizes. We can provide our services at your home or workplace – whether it’s a party at home or catering for a corporate event.

Amazing!!! Very friendly personal service, even when the place is full, which is almost always…read more Having lived in the UK some time I thought I know Indian food - but this place opens new worlds of taste, I have never seen before. Try especially the South Indian dishes for new flavor richness!

Amazing food, super delicious:) It's a great location and the atmosphere is great. The cooks and…read morewaiters were really nice and I loved the menu. The food was also super authentic and I really liked the color scheme. It was a beautiful restaurant, I definitely recommend!

Little spot that we found, turned out to be a gem!…read more Great food and service. Authentic Indian food that hit the spot on a chilly, rainy day. Highly recommend if you are in the mood for some homemade food.

I had noted this place prior to our trip, as it is located within a couple of blocks of the Anne…read moreFrank House. I was only able to get tickets for the AFH for a 6:15 p.m. tour, meaning we got finished around 8 p.m. Hence, this became our late dinner option that day. I wasn't sure how busy they would be, but I guess we arrived late enough so that they had a few tables available. The restaurant is located on a fairly busy street (served by trams, which we later used to get back to the Central Station area). It is only a few doors down from one of the canals. The menu indicated that they had been in business since the 1980s, so they must be doing something right. As an added reference point, they are about a 20-minute walk from the Central Station. We arrived and were greeted and shown to a table near the front of the restaurant. It seemed to extend quite a way back, but I didn't have a reason to venture further in. Our server was friendly and provided menus and took our drink orders. I know they had wine but I don't know if they had a full bar. There were certainly several tables of Americans and Brits who appeared to be well served in that regard, so maybe there was a bar... The menu was fairly extensive, with an appreciable overlap with dishes we were familiar with from Indian places in the U.S. We all found something to our taste. I think we ended up with a couple of vegetarian curry dishes and one that was chicken-based. We also got naan and rice. Everything was good, and given the lateness of dinner (for us), we were hungry. When the food came out, they also brought one warming stand per dish. This was something new that we encountered at a couple of restaurants on this trip. This is probably more relevant in the winter months, but it kept the food hot. I'd likely return here for another meal if I'm ever back in Amsterdam.

The dishes looked like they were customised to make something with Indian touch but not authentic…read more I was really disappointed with Hyderabadi Biryani. Nothing comes close to calling it Hyderabadi. I wish they stop calling it Biryani. Being from Hyderabad I really felt so bad a dish being misrepresented. Will never go back.wonder how it was rated so high making me go all the way there.

Cosy place, great and fast service, very delicious Indian food. For the main course we had a Butter…read morechicken (15,95€) and Lamb korma (17,95€). Both were very delicious but butter chicken tasted better. Served with rise, basic salad and curry potatoes. We spent ~75€ (~30€ drinks) on food and drinks for 2 people. A bit expensive, but definitely will eat here again. Especially when it is in same neighborhood!

Best meal I had in Amsterdam. Had the chicken madrasi, the meat was so tender, the spice had an…read moreappreciable kick without it being painful. Also had the Indian tea at the end of our meal, really good cup of chai, came in a cute little teapot as well, enough for 3 refills of my teacup. The server was very nice, well educated about the menu and suggested the perfect item for us based on our spice tolerances. The price is amazing for getting an entree with rice and salad included. Would definitely come back here again

One of the best Indian restaurants I've been to. Excellent service, lovely atmosphere, and yummy…read morefood. Everything we had was delicious, from the starters to desserts.

Best Indian food in a long time. Restaurant, or better…read moreformulated kitchen, is situated in the food hall. See my review on the Twentse food hal for more information. This restaurant is a real hidden gem. Authentic Indian food, fresh and cooked with pride. I enjoyed a tasting plate with three different regular dishes. All were full of flavor. The price of 11€ is really justified, it is portion wise not far off from a main course. When I lived nearby and I would be frequent guest. Next time I'm in Enschede, this is the place for my lunch or dinner. Well deserved 5 out 5. Keep it going like this!

It's a shame that I had to travel to Nijmegen NL to get authentic Indian but man was it worth it…read more On a business trip and eating in the hotel is boring. If you ever travel her this place is a must. Short walk from the central station. The garlic naan was amazing. That could have been my dinner. We ordered tiki masala, couple of curries with chicken and prawns. We also had an appetizer that is like a giant wanton but filled with a potato curry. They have 5 levels of spice and I got 3 but should have gone for 4. Amazingly authentic and scrumptious. I'd put those curry gravies on anything!!

Nijmegen has serious Indian food, and India Gate gets bonus points being from the UK…read more The vindaloo was spicy, so if you're not ready for the heat - go a notch lower. Other dishes were good - the butter chicken was fine. Naan and rice were both solid. It's not cheap - I think it cost about EUR 25 per person for food, but worthwile. I'll be back. Be careful, if you don't act soon, the curry will serve itself.

Ordered take away/delivery from Namaste many times while I lived in Hoofddorp in 2016. Portions…read moreand quality were fantastic!!

This Indian spot on the edge of city center Hoofddorp is a very good option for Indian cuisine. The…read morefood is tasty, the service is good and the atmosphere is pleasant. The prices are not bad considering the quality of the fare. The menu offers several Indian favorites. On my visit, I chose the lentil soup to start. For my main, I had the Chicken Karahi with Acha and Naan bread as accompaniments. I was quite pleased with my choices and was especially happy with the Karahi, which had the perfect level of spice for me. The prices were not bad. My total bill all inclusive was €27. I thought this was a reasonably good deal considering the quality of the fare and the overall experience.

The food here was average. We had mix grill, saag panneer accompanied by Nan and rice. It was…read moredisappointing to see there was no rotis on the menu. The curries we average and so was the grill. Service was ok, nothing was great or extraordinary. The food was edible not lip smacking as per my Indian palate's expectations.

We went out for dinner with friends after reading the great reviews. Being from India, we are a…read morelittle critical of indian restaturants. But this was the worst that we have experienced anywhere in the world. We ordered for the Taj Mahal combo which was a meal for 4. The onion bhajji was hard and felt a little stale. The samosa was passable. Decent filling but dripping of oil. The main course consisted of 4 curries. Lamb was passable with very little taste. Chicken was sweet. Prawn was decent. Good flavor and the right blend of spices. Tandoori chicken was the worst. It was definitely not fresh. Looked like it had come out of the freezer and heated up. In dessert we ordered for kulfi, ice cream and chai. The kulfi was old. It did not have the creaminess of milk. Not sure how it was made. But the ice cream tasted divine in front of the kulfi. Chai was the best item that we had in the evening. The invoice presented to us was scribbled on a piece of paper. We asked for a proper invoice with KvK number. The owner refused to provide that and started shouting at us. He passed some really nasty racist comments. My 9 yr son started crying after this and we had to pay and leave quickly. The restaurant is run by a guy from Bangladesh. So it is definitely not an indian restaurant. I would advice to avoid it by a mile.

A little kiosk serving inexpensive fries, hamburgers and hotdogs next to a church where Rembrandt…read moreis buried. Fries are decent and piping hot. If you don't burn your tongues, you'll be ready to continue exploring - Ann Frank's museum is only a few blocks away.

In search of the famous Dutch fries with mayo we stumbled upon this little kiosk after our walking…read moretour of the city ended nearby. The fries were crispy & not greasy, made fresh to order. Interesting that it is served with mayo and not ketchup (but it is offered on the menu). Ketchup must be considered more of an American condiment here in Amsterdam. Fresh, hot and perfectly salted served in a paper cone with the equivalent of 2 tablespoons of mayo...not nearly enough, but that is if you like the taste of mayo on your fries and we did. We sat on the bench nearby and enjoyed our fries in the warm sun.