Namastey Patio Nepalese and Indian Cuisine

We visited Namastey Patio Nepal while looking for traditional momos, and this place delivered. The Chicken Jhol Momo was a definite hit, full of flavor and very satisfying. The steamed momos were also good and well-prepared. However, the mushroom appetizer was okay and didn’t quite justify the price. The ambience was pleasant, and the service was okay. Overall, a good spot if you’re craving authentic, traditional momos.

Pretty solid Nepalese Indian cuisine. Great momos! Curry was on point, and they have great naan bread, which is always the Hallmark of a good Indian place.

The food here is especially good, really fresh and clean and showing great care. The owners, who are really nice to deal with, clearly pay a lot of attention to the quality of the food, which is mostly Indian, with a few Nepali specialties. Requests about spiciness of the food are honored. There is comfortable seating inside and outside (where the area is protected from the street by a glass wall).

Great food and friendly service, came on a Tuesday evening, it was not busy and plenty of tables, some outdoor seating also. Street parking was easy enough to find a spot. The staff were super friendly and guided us with our order, making sure we did not over order on things like appetizers and nans. The food arrived quickly and tasted amazing, defiantly none to come back to, highly recommend if in the area.

I want to like Namastey Patio, but the experience just doesn’t justify much more than 2.5/5 and I won’t be coming back. The staff was nice and sat us with less than an hour before closing, but they started to close up with more than 15 minutes to spare - chairs up, coats and bags on, ready to leave. It was nice to be served with smiling faces, but we were rushed out. What was more disappointing was the food. We’ve ordered out in the past, had our order messed up, but the food was still delicious. This time, the food was lacking significant quantity and the protein was nearly non-existent. An order of palak paneer came with 6 cubes of paneer, not nearly enough for an entree. The same could be said of the lamb and chicken tikka masala, which also had far more sauce and curry than protein. The highlight was the cauliflower special. It also irked me that the bathrooms had no hand soap - we had to put with whatever suds we could get from the watered down soap. We won’t be coming back.