Namaste India Restaurant — Restaurant in Vilnius

I tried out some Roti, Vegetable gravy and some pulav (rice with tumeric, cumin seeds and veggies). The service personnel was helpful in getting me choose right portion. If you are doubtful about it, they are there to help.

The food taste wasn’t that great. Not so warm, not with proper proportions of salt and spice. The quantity was perfect for one.

One thing that really made me give. 2 on the service is that the service personnel did not listen to my order properly, he did not repeat the order to recheck. He just brought a plain basmati rice, when I mentioned him that I ordered pulav. He mentioned both are same. And then I replied politely that I know how it looks. He just turned back and got it. When I asked for the check, I had to wait for almost 10 mins and I did not get its till. Later, I walked to the cashier desk asked for the check, paid and left.

Hope everyone gets treated the same. An Indian, especially a girl doesn’t have to be...

To call what this place serves "Indian" or "food" is insulting. Ordered 5 very different dishes with varying spice levels, all came in the same soupy tomato sauce I could've gotten from the supermarket in a jar. Naan was dry and chewy. "Paneer" naan was covered in a light sprinkling of something vaguely cheese-adjacent. Samosas might as well have been filled with plain boiled potatoes, and the chutneys were worse than what I've had flying coach with Air India. Limited drinks. Everything was deeply overpriced. Service was really awful - nobody came to see us for 20 minutes after we sat down, despite going to other tables multiple times, and only once did someone come to check on us during the whole meal. The shining star of the meal was the onion raita, and the very strange mix of 90s+2010s Hindi/Punjabi music that was playing (so one...

The Worst Representation of Indian food!!!!

Ordered in a Egg Fried rice which according to the description is that cumin seeds are added, which was missing. But the worst part was that the rice was undercooked/borderline raw.

The Pork Madras which was said to be spicy was more sweet!!!! The faintest of spices with just 6 tiny pieces of pork!!!!

The Mango lassi was the biggest joke of the century! Have you guys no idea what lassi is???? This was the most watered down mango juice ive ever had!!! Even bottled mango juice isn't as watered down as the so called lassi that was sent.

I do understand that Indian Restaurants in Europe aren't necessarily able to replicate the original dishes and are prepared for the global palette, but this experience was by far the worst ive ever had!!!! Oh and not to forget, paid for cutlery but...