Namaste Restaurant
Last updatedβ 3.9 Β· 1,006 Google reviews Β· $$
Namaste Restaurant is a Nepalese and Indian restaurant on Pitt Street near Town Hall, with tables inside and on the footpath. It suits a casual lunch or dinner. Diners return most for its momo dumplings and chowmein noodles. Hyde Park is about four minutes' walk away.
Cuisine at Namaste Restaurant
Food at Namaste Restaurant
The menu covers Nepalese and Indian dishes. Regulars name the momo, steamed dumplings served with a dipping sauce, and the chowmein, stir-fried noodles with meat, peas and onion. The plates arrive generously filled and are easy to share. Vegetarian dishes are on the menu, and the masala tea, curries and saag are part of the regular order.
What to order: Momo dumplings Β· Chowmein noodles
Drinks at Namaste Restaurant
One diner praised the masala tea as authentic and really nice. The listed drinks include soft drinks, and nothing else about alcohol or coffee is known.
What customers say about Namaste Restaurant
- π¬Momo and chowmein come up most often in praise
- π¬Flavours are described as rich, authentic and well spiced
- π¬Diners say the food tastes fresh and satisfying
Tips for visiting Namaste Restaurant
- βBudget roughly $20β40 a person for a main and a share.
- βSharing a few plates lets you try more of the menu.
- βAsk for a seat outside if you want the footpath tables.
Getting to Namaste Restaurant
The address is 2a/307 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000, near Town Hall station. Parking is available. Hyde Park is a short walk away.
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FAQ about Namaste Restaurant
What cuisine does Namaste Restaurant serve?
It serves Nepalese and Indian cooking, including momo and chowmein.
Can I book a table at Namaste Restaurant?
Yes, you can book a table through the restaurant's website.
Does Namaste Restaurant have vegetarian options?
Yes, vegetarian dishes are on the menu.
Can I order takeaway from Namaste Restaurant?
Yes, takeaway is available alongside dine-in.