Namaste Branch

Namaste Branch
Discover the flavors of North India at Namaste Branch in Chino, where Chef Mr. Singh crafts authentic dishes like Tandoori Chicken and Spinach Curry.
Restaurant Details
Nestled within the serene Tokyu Resort Town in Tateshina, Namaste Branch offers a delightful escape into the world of authentic North Indian cuisine. This charming restaurant, located in Chino, Nagano, is renowned for its vibrant flavors and traditional dishes that transport diners straight to the heart of India.
The culinary experience at Namaste Branch is highlighted by its signature dishes, including the succulent Tandoori Chicken, which is uniquely wrapped in lettuce and parsley and drizzled with a refreshing cilantro cream sauce. The menu also features Spinach Curry, Fish Amritsari, and Prawn Masala, each prepared with fresh ingredients and cooked to order, ensuring the highest quality and taste.
Chef Mr. Singh, who has been in Japan for 30 years, brings his extensive expertise and passion for Indian cuisine to the table. Known for his fluency in English and his warm hospitality, Mr. Singh often engages with guests, offering personalized menu recommendations and insights into the dishes.
The ambiance at Namaste Branch is both inviting and relaxed, with a view of lush greenery that enhances the dining experience. While the restaurant can get warm during the midsummer months, the friendly staff and the delicious food make it a worthwhile visit.
Reservations are recommended due to its popularity, and the owner is always ready to assist with menu choices, ensuring a memorable dining experience. Namaste Branch is not just a restaurant but a culinary journey that celebrates the rich flavors and traditions of North India.
Namaste Branch Phone Number
Namaste Branch Business Days
Namaste Branch Address
4026-2 Kitayama, Chino-shi, Nagano 391-0301
Namaste Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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