Salam Namaste - Menu

Nothing special, average indian food in both taste, inovation, presentation and value. Expensive for what it is and a 12.5% service charge to make our night!

Lovely food and friendly service. Good value meal and very enjoyable, Interesting menu. Small family run/friendly atmosphere which left us with a amile on our face.

Came in as the smell was soo inviting whilst our son was in hospital. Was not disappointed. From the dips and home made poppadoms, tikka masala and chicken dhansak were soo full of taste and flavoured definitely recommend a visit. Friendly atmosphere and welcome ensured...

The food was excellent and reasonably priced. There is a full range of excellent curries. The service was always excellent. It was easy to make a booking. We ate there several times during our London Visit. The restaurant is slightly out of the way so it avoids the crowds although it was always well attended.

We were intrigued to see how the food would be based on the mixed reviews but were very pleasantly surprised. Having dined at Dishoom a few weeks earlier we found the veggie side dishes we had like the Dal and the saag to be as good, if not better. Everything was very tasty and the staff were friendly. Would definitely return.

5 out of 5 because the food and service was superb never had Dry Crab before but it was lovely as a Starter. We ordered a Goan Sea Bass curry and a Lamb Banjara curry to share, which were both superb. Garlic Naans were also nice and felt very guilty leaving most of them, as we were both stuffed. Staff very attentive and we had a really nice meal…

Sallam Namaste used to be an exciting 'destination ' restaurant, presided over by an adventurous chef from Karachi who created a really distinctive fusion cuisine. He must surely have left, since it is now an industry standard 'Indian ' restaurant. Sauces are heavy, especially one combined with delicate scallops. Portions of meat and fish are small part of the general price cutting in tough times. A meal for three with drinks cost over £180. Like many restaurants in this area it is drawing in very few midweek diners, and i fear for its future. Lovely waitstaff. But it is no longer exceptional, just OK.

After some difficulty, we found the Restaurant. We were looking forward to set menu of 17.00 for Vegetarian and 17.95 for Non Vegetarian. When we asked for this, we were told that it is only for Take Away. The web-site does not make it clear and we were very disappointed. The menu given was very expensive and service was poor as only one waiter was working and could not coupe. The vegetarian dishes we ordered was over charged and 12.5% service charge is not acceptable as we did not get what we wanted. The lacha paratha was very cold and they did not replace it and in the end we had to have garlic paratha. There was exceptional delays and we got very late, having started our dinner at 5.30pm....

Having stayed in Bloomsbury many times over the years, at a nearby hotel twice now, I have no idea why we hadn 't noticed this restaurant before it 's less than 5 minutes ' walk from the hotel, ideal for dinner at the end of a busy day full of walking. Delightful friendly staff, efficient courteous service, a really lovely menu with quite a few dishes that were new to us. A restaurant near where I live in the north east of Scotland, now sadly closed, was the first time I had experienced Indian 'fine dining ' Salaam Namaste was the second, I was so pleased it more than lived up to the standard of my much missed local venue. You can mix match starters or 'small plates ' (my favourite way to ea...