Namaste Nepal Didsbury

It's not authentic nepalese food as they claim it to be. The food is bad ordered kothey momo got fried momo Misleading menu Service was just as bad

My favourite restaurant! Staff are very friendly, food is amazing. I have taken many of my friends here and they all, without exception, share my opinion.

The food was amazing. Very nice staff and a tastefully decorated restaurant. The seafood platter starter was lovely, full of flavour and plenty for two. The Nepalese curry was also excellent and all portions were huge. We have not been before and would definitely come back. Would Highly recommend. View menu

The staff at Namaste Nepal restaurant provided exceptional service, with attentive and friendly waitstaff who ensured a delightful dining experience, complemented by delicious authentic Nepalese cuisine that left a lasting impression; highly recommended for anyone seeking a taste of Nepal's culinary delights Will come back soon

Ordered for the first time today and feel ripped off. Lamb Bhuna was 80% chunky mushroom filler. This Bhuna was £11.50 and was served in a half sized tray, so it was already a smaller than average portion size at a cost superceding competitors. Taste did not make up for it either as non remarkable, sundries were overinflated in price too and again, the taste didnt warrant the price. Would not order again or recommend this place.

Food was quite nice but left me with a bad stomach the next day. The service was okay but the waiter was rude asking for extra money for a tip. In reply to your comment, I only had a bad stomach later on after I had left so I could not inform you of this, also with the waiter asking for a bigger tip I didn't want to cause him any problems with management, I will be coming back for the food for sure as it was lovely, I will update my review to reflect the next meal. Thank for you replying. View menu

Bit disappointed in our visit to Namaste Nepal given it is well rated. Some of the food was good, like c-momos (really spicy) but some of the curries were a little underwhelming. We ordered the tandoori chicken karahi and the kantipur methi as they were all highlighted as favourites. The kantipur methi in particular was really bland. The plain paratha was also a little disappointing as it tasted a bit raw still. The service was also a little odd, it was relatively punctual but not that friendly/smiley, didn’t get offered clean cutlery between starter and mains, I could also see we weren’t alone in struggling to get someone’s attention to pay!

Food was great, gave it 4 stars instead of 3 because they had halal options, well-seasoned, service was good, but over all it was kind of over-priced, the main jalfrezi was 10.5 but came without rice, costed another 2/3 quid for rice, which wasn't too bad tbf. There were 4 us and they bought out pappadum's for us (2 small ones each) and it cost 14 quid for that, thought that was a rip off considering other places it either comes complementary or significantly cheaper, I asked why it was priced so high and they claimed it was as it came with the 4 small sauces and the little mini cup of chopped onions, still not worth 14 quid for just pappadum's... Mango lassi was only 2.95 but the cup was ex...

We ordered the momos, lamb chops and nepali crispy chicken. The chicken was juicy and full of flavour. The lamb chops were a disappointment, it didn’t have the usual charred flavour and it was a bit grainy rather than tender texture. The momos is a must order just because it’s an authentic starter to order. For the mains we ordered lamb kahari, fish balti and kantipur methi. My favourite was the lamb kahari, full of flavour and the lamb was tender. My least favourite is the kantipir methi, it’s quite pricey for what you get, not much meat in it and the flavour was lacking. I did also enjoy the fish balti as the fish pieces were still in tact, whereas some places make it like all mushy and ju... View menu