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Maybe it's one of the few places in london that served food that has authentic Indian taste and aromas. I'm vegetarian, so I had the opportunity to visit my numerous who have everything to offer. her biryani was very good.

A nice small restaurant with a cozy atmosphere. Ordered the dahi Bhalla which was very good. The paneer gravy was a little sweet but the dal was nice and creamy. The yogurt with cucumber and pineapple was good too. The service was good and the place had a feel good ambience.

peter morrell tastes one of the four Christmas menus of this restaurant, all offering an exotic blend of taste, taste and textures. salaam namaste is conveniently located just a short walk from the bustling russell square in london. it has cool, modern decor and the well padded banquet and seats make it a comfortable and relaxing space to eat. Speisekarte ansehen

Love it, love it, love it. Great food, very delicate, affordable and good service. This is not your average South Asian slop house. They do a variety of dishes from across south Asia reaching right up to Afghanistan. Everything is beautifully presented and delightfully subtle in flavour. This is way up there if not better than the likes of Benharis, which is overpriced tosh by the way. Salaam, Namaste rocks.

I was a few times in this restaurant, but this time with my family and the visit was absolutely fantastic .. the eating was delicious as if it were authentic Indian style with lamb hacks the best from all .. we had mixed grill that also crisp. overall was satisfied with our visit with everything the right art and wise the staff was friendly and the manager came to make sure we are offered the best of them .. so I recommend this place to all!

this place was my place for modern Indian food! I would recommend this place to anyone who lives in bloomsbury and wants to have some delicious Indian food! I was here n-time and had so many more. it felt like being home away from home. I have tried almost all the dishes they have to offer in the menu. tandoori portobello mushroom, huhn tikka and hyderabadi biriyani were my regular dishes and mango leti in the drinks! also a special mention for the amazing owner and the friendly staff. Speisekarte ansehen

Nice food, poor service. Above average Indian food for the centre. A few beers at the Perseverance and then round to Salaam Namaste (its quite popular we had to book). Apparantly the Blairs have eat here, according to a review. The space is average and could do with touching up. The food once we ordered arrived quickly and the whole thing felt rushed with a waiter literally filling our wineglasses everytime we gulped. Arrived back on the pavement 40 minutes later and squiffy. Will I go again? No.

Last week I was invited for dinner at Salaam Namaste in Bloomsbury. As with most reviews, I always try not to read up too much on the restaurant or its menu in advance, so it comes as a nice surprise. I knew that it was an Indian restaurant (one of my favourite cuisines) but that was about it. My friend Kelly joined me and we met at Russell Square station and walked for just under 10 minutes to the restaurant. It was a little bit in the ‘middle of nowhere’ down a side street and to be completely honest, it didn’t look to be anything particularly exciting or different from the outside. But we were still looking forward to seeing what food would be on offer.

Salaam Namaste is located down one of the many back streets of London, not far from Russell Square Station and has recently undergone a revamp of both its menu, and interior. The restaurant has won lots of accolades in its time and most recently become the winner of ‘Best South Asian Restaurant’ at the Asian Curry Awards and both The Guardian and Evening Standard have praised it in its time. I made my way down to find out exactly what head chef Sabbir Karim has up his sleeve to make this restaurant so well talked about. Chile has long been investing lots of money into the marketing of one its favourite grape varieties Carmenere, something they say works very well with the loosely termed ‘cur... Speisekarte ansehen