Namaste Curry House - Nepalese restaurant in Fairfield - 6679 Dixie Hwy G, USA

WOW...Talk about flavor! Ok let's get this out of the way and be upfront and honest, do not be afraid to request the server to adjust the heat level to your food to your desired tolerance!* Once that is done be prepared for a flavor experience, the mix of protein, veggies and specific spices are going to jolt your senses! Those of you who want to pour on the heat, advance carefully as this is powerful food. Service is excellent and even with a store front it's settled and peaceful, attention to cleanliness is evedent as every is spotless, in order and fresh.

Ordered two chicken Tikka masala meals that come with rice, plus an order of garlic Naan and steamed pork momos. The food was good. Could've had more chicken in the Tikka masala and I thought the Naan didn't have much garlic. Overall though, would recommend to try!

Stopped in for lunch. My husband and I are from out of state and we were looking for a good Indian restaurant. This spot popped up on my Google maps, so we decided to try it. When you first walk in, it looks like a market/store. If you veer off to the right a little bit, there is a restaurant with some booths and some tables. We sat at a booth (the table and booths could have been a bit closer together to each other). The restaurant area was clean, and there weren't any other customers at the time. My husband said the men's restroom was clean. My husband had daal and I had the chicken Tikka masala. We also ordered the vegetable pakora (deep fried vegetables) - which were very flavorful and some of the best we've had so far. The food came out in a timely manner. It was hot and flavorful. The lady that served us was very polite and directed us to pay on our way out (which is very nice to know if you've never been to a restaurant before - you like to know where to pay).

Nice small place to eat, friendly staff, amazing food

On the outside, the restaurant is part of a small, unassuming strip mall, simple and straightforward. Once inside, I was in a fascinating grocery store that was well-stocked with Lebanese, Indian, and Asian items; one of the benefits to a region populated with diverse ethnicity. I grabbed a couple of things from the store that I haven’t previously seen (beaten rice, lady cream peas), but I came here to eat. Tucked away in the rear of the store is a small room set up for dining with three booths. The menu is HUGE for a small establishment. I came with friends and ordered the Kadai Lamb, and it was marvelous! The service was wonderfully attentive and not smothering. Places like this are about experience and I had a great one. Portions WILL fill you up. Take a big break from the norm, and give Namaste (“greetings to you”) a visit!

Nice little restaurant inside an Asian grocery store. Very gracious staff. Delicious momos, palak paneer, biryani, naan, and thuka. Excellent flavors. Very nice setting. Lots of interesting foods and goods in the store too. Thank you!

First time ordered carry out, the food was hot when we arrived home, that was pretty much the only positive. Ordered Veg Samosa, Paneer Tikka Masala, Jhaneko Dal, and garlic naan. I really hate to complain but we think it's important to let other people know how terrible the food was so they don't waste their money. Our order was about $36. This was the worst Indian food we've ever had - the samosa was greasy and the filling was not flavored well. The Paneer Tikka Masala tasted and looked like they poured a can of Campbells Tomato Soup over the top of paneer - the paneer was good but the sauce was horrible. The Jhaneko Dal was basically a soup, mostly liquid, with a few lentils in it, and it was seasoned terribly. And the naan - for goodness sake this is the easiest thing to order - it was horrible - it was greasy, wet, and floppy, it literally folded right over when you picked it up - it didn't look cooked so we put it in the toaster oven but that didn't help much. When you bit into it, it looked raw still so we pretty much threw it away - we actually threw almost all of it away, so it was a terrible waste of money. We would definitely recommend not going to this restaurant, they need to close. Thankfully we haven't gotten sick from the food, but there is no way we'll ever go back.

Stopped by while visiting cinci from Louisville, and it was the best idea! What a true hole in the wall dining experience. The food was absolutely delicious, and the store staff was really nice and even helped my friend pick out jewelry after we ate. She visits cinci a little more frequently and will definitely be back. I'd love to try other menu items sometime as well. The samosas were hot and had whole peas-not just mush. The curry was perfect and chicken was tender. I'm hungry just thinking about it all lol!