Namaste Village

“Plenty of delicious vegan options, lovely service, and beautiful atmosphere.”

Rashmi★★★★

Namaste village is on our list from sometime, as its in Cambridge where my son is studying & secondly its sister restaurant of om nom. However it was just not happening & then lately it was closed for refurbishment. Finally, it happened & we could visit. It was busy for Friday evening but we had our reservation. They have got good space, location is good as well & it is nice good vibes. In food, we had ordered spinach chaat, paneer tikka, vegetable biryani with chana curry , paneer lababdar, surti undhiya with palak butter naan and some more breads. Paneer tikka was totally bland, other than

Kamaldeep Singh★★★★★

Had a really lovely experience at Namaste Village. The food was full of flavour and felt genuinely authentic, and the atmosphere was calm and welcoming. The staff were friendly and made us feel comfortable throughout. Definitely a place I’d happily visit again!

Lady Jack★★★★★

If you don't eat meat, here's a rare opportunity to savour good Indian cooking with a 100% plant-based menu. This is obviously very popular with local ethnic groups, and we were confident that their judgement served us well. As it turned out, they were right! We chose to have samosas to start, followed by Mushroom Kadai and Mughlai veg Korma as mains. All were absolutely delicious - so much so that I forgot to take a photo before we'd eaten half of it! The service was a little slow, but capably handled. A noisy party sitting close by made easy conversation impossible, but there's not much the

Jason Emery★★★★

Went for a meal with my family a few days back and we all really enjoyed our food. Being vegan it can be tricky for us to eat out but it was simple at Namaste Village thanks to everything having a vegan alternative option.