Namaste Everest

This Indian restaurant still produces a hard menu so I had to take a picture. It is very full of options to choose from! We liked the outdoor seating area very much. The cuisine was quite different from any Indian food I have had in the past so I can’t really compare it. More on the sweet side but you were able to taste the different flavors and texture. The veggie samosas were HUGE!! and very filling! The chicken tikka masala was a golden color, creamy but not as much masala as I am used to. The Goan lamb fell apart it was so tender. The honey shrimp looked better than they tasted. They were sticky but lacked any real flavors. The breads were good. I recommend this place if you are looking for something different. They need to do a better job keeping the bathroom clean.

Visiting from the West Coast, planned a dinner here for the second time having dined here on a previous trip. Remarkable Indian Cuisine. It’s absolutely tasteful and perfectly prepared. The service is second to none. Namaste Everest will always be in our visit list. Some of the best Nans we’ve ever tasted. Perfect 5 stars.

Decent food i thought the kabobs were very tasty and flavorful, momo and the sauce didn’t have flavor, lamb sekuwa was good. Chana masala, chicken chili were delicious. Very extensive menu something for everyone whether you are vegetarian or meat lovers like me. Service was average, good square foot restaurant with somewhat appear to be under finished ambience, The great traditional /cultural paintings did really complimented to the theme of the restaurant. Overall a good restaurant. Didn’t wow me enough i crave to go there soon.

I ate here for the lunch buffet, which is $14 on weekends. The mango lassi had many lumps of yogurt in it and was hard to drink through the straw. The food was alright, quality is what you would expect from a buffet. There was a food platter labeled "fruit" but it was a poorly made sweet dessert (too hard) in there instead of fruit. I think food quality should be improved in general.

A new addition to Pentagon Row, this is a good place to have lunch if you're spending the day shopping at Pentagon City. The $12 buffet has lots to choose from with both meat and vegetarian dishes including vegetable pakora, palak paneer, chiken Tikka masala, goat curry, chow mein and more. The mango lassie was rich and creamy. The sauces could have been thicker, but everything was really tasty.

New Indian and Nepali place in Pentagon Row. We split a great thali with both vegetarian and meat curries. We also tried Nepali dumplings called momos. Great flavors and fast service.

Very delicious! We ordered the vegetable samosa, bread basket, mangalorean suka chicken, and shahi chicken korma. The chicken was juicy and fell apart. The korma was creamy and had chunks of mango. It was all very delicious. The mint chutney was so bright and flavorful. My one complaint is that I wasn't able to adjust the spiciness online. I would have made it significantly spicier, but regardless the flavor was great. We had plenty of food for two people.

Delicious food! Ate comfortably on the patio during Covid. Staff was attentive and the food was priced reasonably.