Namaste Kitchen Bar and Restaurant — Restaurant in Reading

We came in and desperately needed to use the bathroom. We bought a drink so we could be allowed to emuae the bathroom. At the end of our stay I went to the bathroom again before our long walk home, and felt some other patrons staring at us and giving us looks. I asked My boyfriend to keep a watch out as I was genuinely the only female in this establishment. I phoned him from inside the toilets because I genuinely felt quite scared. The man behind the bar then came to investigate thinking we were doing dodgy things in the bathroom. Upon trying to explain to him that I even have the messages and phonecall to prove I asked my boyfriend to come fetch me I didn't feel safe. We got an ugly look as he escorted us out. We will NEVER go to this establishment again. We were treated badly from the second we walked in and now you've lost 2 customers who generally support smaller...

Lovely staff but left totally confused. I've ordered from Namaste on delivering/Uber eats so so many times and the food is great. I drove past and thought I'd stop in for food rather than delivery. None of the take away menu is in the restaurant. The restaurant has: Momo, Curry, Chow Mein, Fried rice mega mega limited choice, none of which are available on the take away menu. I asked about being able to order from the take away menu but he had no idea what I was talking about. We both ordered the only curry that was on the menu. It was fine, the momo was really good. The waiter was lovely but I have no idea what happened, it makes no sense. The food was not the same from the take away kitchen. Baffled. Really cheap, nice staff.

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The owners and staff take absolutely no resposibility for their drunken patrons damaging both property and vehicles belonging to the local residents. Despite numerous requests from local families with small children, they stay open until 11pm on weeknights in the middle of this residential area, and presumably just ignore the loud and rowdy customers on their dootstep, with no thought for the sleeping families around them. They might also want to think twice about allowing their patrons to take glasses outside, seeing as it is always local residents (and not the pub owners/staff) who clear up the...