Absolutely outstanding experience at Namaste Indian Restaurant in Middletown. The food was rich,…read moreflavorful, and authentic--every dish was perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. The service was warm, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome from start to finish. The atmosphere was clean, comfortable, and ideal for both a casual night out or a special dinner. Highly recommend the butter chicken, garlic naan, and biryani. Easily one of the best dining experiences in the area--will definitely be coming back! Looking forward to bringing friends and family next time to share the experience.

So I had the Lamb Saag which is a spicy dish from Punjab made with lamb in a tangy-ish sauce…read more Fantastic! I could have used more heat but I just added some hot pepper. Along with that, I had an onion Kulcha, which is a bread with delicious onions and so soft! This was great for dunking up the delicious juices too! Very nice staff, super clean restaurant! Well done Namaste!

Enjoyed a nice dinner here Memorial Day weekend. Staff was nice, food was delicious. Highly…read morerecommend. We had ckn tikka masala, a veggie dish, and naan and it was enough for our lunch the next day too.

Finally got a chance to try New Paltz Indian! The ambiance is very 90s carpeted restaurant so…read moreleaves a bit to be desired and we were 1 of 2 tables on a Saturday night though seemed to have busy take out scene. The veg samosa were tasty but served luke warm. Really loved the tamarind sauce served with. The tikka masala was decadent and creamy though didn't taste as authentically spiced as I prefer. My order of the vegetable biranyi was tasty but also different flavor profile, quite oily and spicy. Garlic naan always a yes for me and generous size! Service was prompt and attentive. For portion size I think it's reasonable-ish maybe slightly overpriced. No major complaints but not my top rated Indian spot in the Hudson Valley

Conveniently located in the downtown Poughkeepsie area. I was impressed with the generous portions…read more Chicken curry was delicious. It appeared that the owner also works there. He was very kind and attentive. He informed me that they are starting a lunch buffet service soon. They did not have much in the way of seating so I would recommend takeout. I will definitely be back.

Just had a meal delivered. The Rice was under cooked, hard, and dry. The Naan was stale and Hard…read more The butter Chiken was bland. First time order. Last time order.

Excellent home-cooked Tibetan food. As other reviews note, the hot sauce is super tasty…read more I had the "shapta-tingmo" because it's not a dish I can get at my usual Tibetan restaurant back home. It's basically a stir fry with a steamed bun--simple food, but they did a good rendition. The stir fry is not unlike other stir fries I've had, except with a heavier cut of beef (the brisket is predictably grainy, but still tender). But the bun tasted freshly steamed to order and had a perfect texture and flavor both on its own and for supporting the sauces.

Last time I visited my friend, we mulled around Walden and found Tibet Corner. But it was closed -…read morewhile they're open until 8:00 pm, the kitchen closes a bit earlier than that. So this time, we were determined and we got there at 7:30. Restaurant open. Mission accomplished. Dishes ordered. Sauces sampled - the white (mint?) sauce is not in my milieu, but I can vouch the hot sauce is, in fact, Tibetan hot. A plus when visiting a Tibetan restaurant. I applied sparingly. From the small and simple menu we started with chicken and veggie momo, similar to Chinese dumplings but the fillings are not like in a Chinese restaurant. Veggie momos are crunchy, while chicken is chewy because it's all minced together. Nice and full, a great start. One friend ordered a fried dumpling entree and another ordered them as an appetizer - plaudits all around for those (beef, I believe), similar to an empanada (as I think others have written). Three of us got shapta-tingmo - all beef - and those arrived a bit after the other meals. So it's definitely made to order, and you can smell and hear as things sizzle in the kitchen. The tingmo bread is fluffy but flavorless. I'm not 100% sure, without looking it up, what to do with the tingmo bread, so I made sandwiches, cutting open each slice into a pocket and stuffing it with beef, peppers, and onions, then saucing to taste and munching my way through dinner that way. (I looked it up and that seems about right, since shapta doesn't really have sauce to it. If it was more of a soup, then dipping the bread would be obvious.) Anyway, as you'll see from my photos, this is otherwise an interesting place. It's got a few tables for eating, and the hosts were generous in pushing them together for 5 people and keeping us well past closing. I walked around the display area, which may have also been a store but I did not see any prices, to see some of the Tibetan-made artifacts on hand. You can see some in my photos as well. :) All in all, I think I need to come back and try their soup to get a full picture and decide on stars. Normally I would go to 4 stars in such a case and allow for a future 5, but with this being a hard-to-find local restaurant in a town that has few good choices, I want to increase awareness so more people turn off Main Street (Route 52) just east of downtown and head to the back of the laundromat. I'll be back.

Have been craving good Indian food for awhile, and chose this place out of several in Middletown. I…read morewanted to try a dosa for the first time, so this seemed like the place. We walked in as soon as they opened - they were still putting a couple of dishes out on the buffet line and we were the only ones in the restaurant. My eyes were bigger than my head and I filled my first plate up to the brim (I tried a bit of everything from the hot dishes). Usually buffets have some good things and some mediocre, but everything on the line was awesome! I had to get some extra tikka masala sauce to dip my breads into (I could drink it). I only got the chutney off the salad bar. The server brought out fresh crispy naan and I also requested a mini dosa. The dosa seemed a little pale compared to ones I've seen, but was still light and crispy. Some highlights were the crispy fish, chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken, crispy eggplant, and rice pudding. The rice pudding and chicken tikka masala were probably the best we have had! Definitely coming back here soon.

Hurray for a new Indian restaurant in Middletown! I stopped by for lunch buffet today for the first…read moretime and was left very impressed. The restaurant has great ambiance inside, nice big selection of different Indian dishes for the buffet (such as goat curry, butter chicken, paneer, chicken skewers, pakora) and the service was excellent. It's a great addition to the Middletown area and looking forward to my next visit. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed this place . The space is beautiful and simple . And the smell when you walk in…read morejust makes you hungry lol I had the vegan platter , vegan momos and my mom had Himalayan chicken . Everything was so so delicious and flavorful . I was so impressed . The prices are a bit high but it was worth it . Everything was just so fresh and good . When I'm back in beacon I will be back for sure . And the staff were very nice and the service was superb .

Decided to update my review, been here numerous times. There are good dishes and not so good dishes…read moreand changes which I'm not fond of. One of the best dishes they used to have there were spinach and cheese momos, they got rid of it. That dish was also one of the things that made it unique and better than alot of the momo places i have been to. They have the chicken momos, which are decent, the beef one is meh. They also got rid of the mixed momos option. For the mains: Pad gra prao is decent but too salty, spicy but not too spicy. Chicken with chili, it has good heat, but that's all. The flavor is just weird, the chicken is nice and tender, but the sauce tastes weird as if they put too much corn starch in it and mixed in some weird smoke flavor. Not a fan. Overall: may come back in another year to see if they added the spinach and cheese momos back, at the same time, I'm gonna find a new go to place nearby.

This was my first time dining here. I ordered take out. Let me first explain that I am not vegan- I…read moream someone that enjoys eating and needs all the flavor. The food here was PHENOMENAL. I'm upset I haven't been going here all along! And you get so much for what you pay. I had a quinoa bowl with chickpeas. I wanted to sample the tofu and 'cheese' because I wasn't sure I'd enjoy it. All three proteins were so amazing. Bright flavors that complimented and contrasted each other. It wasn't spicy at all. I can't even tell you my favorite elements because everything had a unique flavor that went well together. The potatoes, the sweet potatoes, the green beans, the cabbage, the sauce- I believe it was cashew ( so sorry I forget). I will be here every time I visit Newburgh.

Socially conscious and health conscious, clean vegetarian restaurant with a cordial, welcoming,…read moreaccommodating family management and staff. Indian-Western fusion cuisine. A stable feature of life in Newburgh. Great for events also. The owners are highly respected doctor brothers and their son runs the restaurant. I have attended events there over the years. Their clinic is behind. They are very caring and have much to offer in their practice. There is a pharmacy there also.

Great little restaurant located in the food hall on Main Street. I had a salad which was perfect…read morewith hot sauce on the side. They even brought it to my table. Excellent.!

I have lived in Queens all my life, and as such I am an amateur halal street cart food connoisseur…read more So when I say that this might be the most impressive chicken-and-rice platter I ever had, I mean it!!! The rice was perfectly made, fluffy and flavorful. The chicken was seasoned so well, the sauces had so much umami flavor without the heaviness. And the salad was super fresh. The woman behind the counter was like the nicest lady I ever met. She is a killer cook! The price point is obviously more elevated than its street-cart cousins--but it is worth every penny. My wife and I were were twice during our trip to Beacon.