Namaste Village, located on Queens Road, has been offering a “truly authentic” Indian dining experience with a 100% vegetarian and vegan menu since opening in 2016. The business has also established branches in London, Twickenham, Southend-on-Sea and Cambridge. “Compassion and care are at the core of our ethos, which is why we proudly serve 100% vegetarian and vegan food.
Our dishes promise a ‘meat not missed’ experience,” said Dalsukh Jetani, head chef and one of the business’ founders. “There is a sense of joy in bringing people the culinary delights of India by blending traditional flavours with innovative twists, in an environment of heartfelt hospitality and impeccable service.” The restaurant prides itself on offering authentic, 100% vegetarian and vegan Indian food (Image: FIXR Digital) Beyond the top-rated restaurant, Namaste Village offers cookery lessons at the Namaste Cookery School.
It also hosts a bi-annual Indian Street Food Carnival, showcasing the vibrant culinary and cultural tapestry of India. The recent summer edition of this festival, held across multiple locations, drew over 700 people in total. “We are not just a business but a contributing community member,” said Dalsukh.
“Our charity Dosa on The Wall has been offering thousands of free meals to anyone in need over all these years and as of June 2024 has donated more than 30,000 meals.” As part of this initiative, customers are encouraged to donate £5 or above to the charity. .
