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Namaskar Food & Take Out Restaurant

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Indian restaurant

Indian takeaway

Chicken restaurant

Continental restaurant

Hakka restaurant

Takeout Restaurant

Meat products store

Restaurant

965 Bovaird Dr W, Brampton, ON L6X 0G3

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So let me tell you about this spot called Namaskar Food & Take Out Restaurant, right there on Bovaird Drive in Brampton (965 Bovaird Dr W, to be exact). It’s got this whole mix of Indian and Continental vibes, and yes, they’ve got chicken dishes for days. If you’re into takeout, you’re in luck; that’s kinda their jam.

Now, I’ve heard them whip up some decent curries, both veg and non-veg, but… opinions seem to fly all over the place. A few folks rave about the buttery richness of their butter chicken, like it’s a hug for your stomach. Then you’ve got others moaning about sweetness in the methi matar. Tends to suggest a bit of inconsistency, doesn’t it? You might roll the dice and score big or just end up scratching your head, wondering what went wrong.

They’re open every day, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., just like a trusty old diner. After all, who doesn’t love a midnight snack? Plus, the curbside pickup and no-contact delivery is pretty sweet for those of us who prefer to keep it casual.

Hygiene seems to be a point most customers rave about. It’s clean, they say, which is half the battle won. But if you’ve ever tried to reach them by phone… well, that’s a story for another time. Let’s just say you might as well sing a song while you wait for an answer.

Now, if you’re feeling adventurous and want to dive into different platters, they’ve got this tiffin service too. But be warned; sometimes the wait for food can feel like watching paint dry, and honestly? That’s a fun little gamble you might wanna think twice about if your stomach’s growling.

So, if you’re in the area and feeling peckish, Namaskar might be worth it. Just go in with an open mind and maybe a lighter expectation. I mean, who knows? You may find your new favorite dish—or at least a conversation starter about your latest food adventure.