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New Indian and Vegetarian restuarant to open in Twickenham this March

By Heather Nicholls   21st Feb 2024

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New Indian and Vegetarian restuarant to open in Twickenham this March. (Photo Credit: Heather Nicholls).
New Indian and Vegetarian restuarant to open in Twickenham this March. (Photo Credit: Heather Nicholls).

A new Indian and Vegetarian restaurant is set to open in Twickenham this March.

Namaste Village, which will be situated on King Steet, will open on Saturday 2 March.

It takes the place of a previous Indian Restaurant, Atithi which has closed.

The restaurant aims to take you on a 'sensory voyage', exploring the taste and textures of Indian cuisine - serving street food specials, as well as curries, rice and burgers!

The Twickenham location will join its restaurants based in Norwish, Inslington, Cambridge and Southend on Sea.

The Twickenham menu. (Photo Credit: Namaste Village).

For the first week the restaurant will be offering 50% off on food at the Twickenham site!

     

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