Namaste India Food Truck — Restaurant in Cincinnati

Oh my gosh! The food was made amazingly and was extraordinarily flavorful! Every dish had it's own signature flavor, and was very much "dhabewala"-style.

I ate the steaming hot amazingly flavored Chole Puri (large puri), Onion Mirchi Bhaji (really jumbo spicy peppers), and Mysore Masala Dosa.

The Mysore Masala Dosa was actually the best I ever had... there was alot of Aloo Masala in the dosa and also there were large red chilis... very authentic! Come to think of it, all of the food was probably the best I ever had. I can't forget the flavors! So good! Don't tell my Mom!

Finally, I very much recommend to eat while standing or sitting there, "street food-style". The food is made to eat while steaming hot and fresh. I think this is what the other reviews were complaining about. They probably made the wrong choice and waited too long to eat their food (waiting until they got back to their home to eat...) Eat while there, you won't regret it!

As an extra, the staff was very kind and compassionate... really easy and stress-free ordering... each dish was ready in like 10 minutes

Overall great experience: This place is at the top of "my list" for Indian...

I have taken the idli and boneless biriyani and biriyani what I got is never eaten any where in Cincinnati that was soo delicious and I give a word if people have the biryani and fried rice and pulav from the namaste India you are not going anywhere to Hyderabad Biriyani house bawarchi and and all and you guys will not leave the namaste India for the biriyani and it was much worthy for 13.99$ where I eat the same Biriyani in the Hyderabad house for 20$ and coming to idli the quality and tomato chutney is mind blowing and coconut chutney I will give 4 of 5 rating and quality and taste of idli with chutneys are excellent and what’s less is need some more quantity of idli 🤣😂 I...

We tried the Chicken Fried Rice, Schezwan Chicken Noodles, Mirchi Bhajji, and Tea.

The Chicken Fried Rice was flavorful and came in a generous portion for the price, but it could’ve used more chicken. The Schezwan Chicken Noodles were average - they seemed to be tossed in a ketchup-like sauce, and the noodles were clumped together rather than nicely separated.

Tea was good and hit the spot. The Mirchi Bhajji, however, was disappointing. It didn’t taste fresh, the inside was dry and tough to bite into, and overall, it felt more like a fusion twist than an authentic version.

There are no tables or chairs available near the food truck, it’s more of a stand-and-eat spot or a...