Namaste Dine In Nepali & Indian restaurant Georgetown - (Near Georgetown, TX)

5 /5 Karla De la Fuente: If youre in the mood for a satisfying meal, this spot is definitely worth a visit. The food is flavorful without being overly salty, and they let you customize the heat/spiciness to your liking. so whether you like a mild kick or something bolder, theyve got you covered. I went with the chicken boti kebab and chow mein chicken, and both dishes were delicious, served piping hot and perfectly cooked. The service was exceptional, really attentive without being overbearing. Plus, the atmosphere is relaxed; they play their native music in the background, creating a cozy vibe, but its not overwhelming. It’s also not super crowded, so if you go around 2 PM like I did, you’ll get to enjoy a quieter dining experience. Definitely a solid spot if you’re craving something tasty and made to your preferences!

5 /5 Wild Gaia: My oldest daughter introduced me to Namaste, and I’m so grateful she did. I’ve been searching for a truly great Indian restaurant ever since Taj Palace in Austin closed a few years ago, and Namaste more than filled that space — it exceeded it. Kadai is my absolute favorite Indian dish, and I can honestly say this was the best Kadai I’ve ever had. I love my food very spicy and usually go “all the way,” but something told me to choose a level two this time. I’m so glad I listened. It was perfectly very spicy, deeply flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The service was just as memorable as the food. Our waiter was incredible — kind, attentive, thoughtful, and genuinely helpful. We both ordered chai tea, which was amazing, and my daughter had the butter chicken, which she loved. The naan was perfectly done, and I especially appreciated the thoughtful touch of serving water the traditional way in copper cups with a pitcher. The ambiance was lovely, warm, and inviting, making the entire experience feel special. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will happily travel to Georgetown many more times just to eat here. Thank you so much, Namaste. You’ve earned a lifelong customer

3 /5 Steph: Food was not very remarkable (all rather bland). Maybe our expectations were too high? We tried the lunch buffet. It would help if they had a plate warmer and also turned the temp up on the steam tables. Left as is, by the time you get your food to the table, youre not eating hot (barely even warm) food. The veggie pakora was very flavorful but it was cold. The dipping sauces were delicious! The creamed spinach was also very good.

5 /5 J. Damian: Tried a bit of everything, the broccoli cauliflower curry was so creamy. The garlic naan was so fresh. The biryani was amazing with goat, vindaloo lamb was ok.

4 /5 Clara Baggett: Good little Indian spot (and I think the only option?) in Georgetown. Their mild is properly unspiced, so safe for kiddos. The spicy has a nice kick but won’t set your mouth on fire. Prices are a little steep for portion sizes, but that’s most things these days. We placed a large order and it was ready in ~25 mins, which was nice. The ambiance is cool — the restaurant has non-traditional layout, is decorated well, and they have a lovely shaded (small) front patio and (larger) back patio. I’d definitely go back!