Namaste Restaurant — Restaurant in Zaventem

As an Indian living in Brussels, Namaste Restaurant has become my go-to place whenever I miss the flavors of home. Their food is truly authentic and never fails to satisfy my craving for traditional Indian dishes.

My personal favorites are the Goan Fish Curry, Scampi Biryani, Dal, and their perfectly soft and flavorful Garlic Naan. Every dish is bursting with rich, well-balanced flavors that remind me of the culinary treasures of India.

I visit this place regularly, especially when nostalgia for Indian cuisine strikes. The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. Their service is always prompt, ensuring you feel well taken care of.

For anyone looking to enjoy the best Indian food in Brussels, I wholeheartedly recommend Namaste Restaurant. It’s a little piece of India right here in...

As an Indian, this restaurant's reviews are hyped and the 4.3 stars is misleading. First of all when we entered the restaurant we were looked down on by the staff and greeted with judgemental looks(due to our casual apperance). We ordered for a take out of two spicy murg biryani. To our disappointment there was no raita (curd) served with the biryani (which is served in every indian restaurant we've been to even when the prices were cheaper). Coming to the taste of the biryani it was very very bland, absolutely no flavor. Price of the biryani is also over priced for the quality. Wouldn't have written this review if the biriyani was actually good but the disappointment is quite high. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to have Indian food. The only good thing was the ambience of...

It is a cozy small-ish restaurant that can accommodate quite some people inside. It is easy to access and park around. Serves good food at reasonable prices. Portions were a good size too. Service was friendly and quick. You can choose the level of spiciness of your food: mild, medium or hot. The vegetarian samosas were too hot for me. Thankfully they were served with mango jam that helped eating them. My mild murg makhani was pretty good, as was the garlic nan. My friend's medium murg goa was good as well, but too spicy for me to try. It is possible to choose take-away. It had been long since my previous visit, but I will go...