On a random stroll down Broughton, I stopped in this place. I'd been looking for some good south Asian food in Savannah for a while now and this Nepalese fusion place was the spot.I came in for early dinner and the place was well staffed but empty. However, the longer I say here folks started coming in. The atmosphere is chill enough for family and the bar is well stocked with all your top shelf favorites.I had the cheese naan and mild shrimp korma. Let's just say the mild opened up my sinuses expertly so if you like it spicy, they do spice right. This spot is about a mile walk from River Street so not far at all. It is on the block of Broughton with construction but don't let it run you off from some good Nepalese food.
The Muttar (Pea) Paneer was seriously OUT OF THIS WORLD. We did takeout so we didn’t get the full restaurant experience but when I went it’s the atmosphere was simply beautiful, Elegant without being over the top. Regardless, we’ve been to other Indian restaurants in the area and I think they were yummy but but I can’t wait to come back here to try even more dishes though the Muttar Paneer will def make the list again ? If you’re unsure, Paneer is a non melting/ grillable cheese that is very unique and used in dishes as you would use tofu or chicken. It is paired with green peas in a yummy curry sauce that pairs perfectly with rice and naan
The food was amazingly delicious and the staff very helpful and attentive. I will definitely be going back, and would highly recommend them.
We started with the Garlic Naan and the Spinach Dip - was a super choice. Because from experience with food from South Asia we all chose lamb. My wife had the Kabab - it was certainly the best choice, the taste was to die for! I had the Dal Bhat Set Lamb, was also a very good choice just the size was overwhelming. Our youngster had the Lolipop Lamb Chops, taste was good but the meat was a little dry and there were three chops only so he then ate all the leftovers from our huge portions.
Had a Fantastic time food was fabulous
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Very disappointed. Service was decent but the food was not good. Edible, but why put yourself through it, you should enjoy and savor each bite. This was not the case. Perhaps it was one off for me but I would not consider going back. Mango lassi was super sweet and found some of the food to be undercooked. It may look good but taste was not expected. Addressed it to the person who made the food and that person shrugged it off. Oh well, good luck.
We were roaming the streets of Savannah and we were feeling hungry. We wanted to have a quick appetizer and we decided to have chicken steamed momos at Namaste Savannah. The restaurant was beautifully decorated and ambience was also amazing. We were greeted by our server and we decided to order Chicken Steamed momos. Although the service was slow and we had to wait for around 25-30 minutes to get our food. The food was hot and good. Good momos.
Cashew chicken was good. Dal Bhat I have two suggestions for improvement - The channa (chickpeas) was a little too salty. The chicken curry I got with Dal Bhat was a tad more sour than it needed to be; not sure if it's tomatoes or something else. Other than that, I am giving 4 stars for the homeliness in the taste, and would definitely eat here if I visiting Savannah again.
We ate at Namaste last night for my Husband’s birthday with our two kids. All I can say is - how delicious! Our waiter was so fun and knowledgeable with the food - the Samosas and Tandoori Chicken are hands down favorites but we also had curries which were delicious. This is our new favorite having lived in Savannah for 8 years. Go get some curry in your tummy !!!