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Namaskar
234 Elm St
Somerville, MA 02144
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Dinner Menu
Appetizers-cold
Aloo Chaat
$4.99
mildly spiced chaat of potatoes, chickpeas & tomatoes with a topping of tamarind sauce
Bombay Bhel
$5.99
puffed rice, chickpea flour noodles, wheat crisps, mixed with chopped onions, tomatoes
and tamarind sauce
Golgappa
$5.99
eight bite sized poories served with. mint and cilantro shorba, diced potatoes, beans
and tamarind sauce
Chicken Chaat
$5.99
shredded tandoori chicken, onions, tomatoes mixed with aromatic chat spices
and topped with tamarind sauce
Papadum
$2.79
a thin crispy lentil wafer
Soups
Mulligatawny Soup
$4.49
international mildly spiced lentil soup with vegetables
Tomato Coconut Soup
$4.49
a flavorful combination of tomatoes, coconut & herbs
Kashmiri Yakhini
$4.49
a traditional kashmiri shorba with fresh spinach and chicken broth
Seafood Specialties
Goan Fish Curry
$15.99
fresh codfish and coconut cooked with goon traditional spices
Fish Vindaloo
$15.99
fresh cod fish simmered in tang/: curry with rare spices and potatoes.
famous fiery goon specialty. it shot
Shrimp Curry
$15.99
fresh shrimp cooked with tomatoes and onions in traditional curry sauce
Shrimp Vindaloo
$15.99
traditional goon style, shrimp cooked with potatoes and hot sauce
Shrimp Korma
$16.49
shrimp cooked in mild spices, herbs and nuts in light creamy sauce
Special Dinners
Vegetarian Dinner For One
$20.99
a traditional vegetarian dinner served with soup, vegetable tikki, mutter paneer, kabuli chana,
navrattan korma, poori, raita, pickle, rice, papadam, dessert & tea or coffee
Non-vegetarian Dinner For One
$23.99
a non-vegetarian dinner served with soup, chicken pakora, chicken korma, lamb vindaloo,
beef or lamb curry, poori, raita, pickle, rice, papadam, dessert & teet or coffee
Heer-ranhja(vegetarian) Dinner For Two
$40.99
a traditional vegetarian dinner served with soup, vegetable pakora, aloo mutter, dol makhani,
saag paneer, noon, raita, pickle, rice, papadam, dessert & tea or coffee
Romeo-juliet (non-vegetarian) Dinner For Two
$46.99
a non-vegetarian dinner served with soup, tandoori chicken, chicken bhuna, lamb curry,
beef or lamb korma, noon, raita, pickle, rice, papadam, dessert & tea or coffee
Gujarati Thall For One (from The Western Partof India)
$24.99
a thali dinner served with choice of breads: roti or poori, shaak (combination of fresh
indian vegetables, made with aromatic seasonings), kathor (indian beans and lentils),
batate-nu-shaak (potatoes cooked in special gravy), kadhi {chickpea and yogurt soup
cooked with fresh curry leaves}, bhat (rice), farson (gujarati appetizer), pickle and
papadam, authentic gujarati dessert & tea or coffee
Desserts
Kheer(rice Pudding)
$3.99
traditional indian style rice pudding flavored with cardamom, nuts and raisins
Gulab Jamun (2)
$3.99
spongy dry milk balls of fried dough, soaked in sugar syrup
with flavoring of rose water
Ras Malai (2)
$4.49
puffy and spongy homemade cottage cheese patties served in sweet creamy sauce
flavored with cardamom
Mango Ice Cream
$3.99
milk, cream, condensed skim milk and alphanso mango
Cashew Raisin Ice Cream
$3.99
milk, cream, condensed skim milk, cashews and raisins
Saffron-pistachio Ice Cream
$3.99
skim milk, almonds, pistachios, cardamom and saffron
Ginger Ice Cream
$3.99
milk, cream, condensed skim milk with fresh ginger
Mango Kulfi
$4.99
home made ice cream extremely rich with milk and fresh alphanso mango
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
3:00pm - 10:30pm
Tuesday:
3:00pm - 10:30pm
Wednesday:
3:00pm - 10:30pm
Thursday:
3:00pm - 10:30pm
Friday:
3:00pm - 11:00pm
Saturday:
3:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday:
3:00pm - 10:30pm
About Us
Hindus joins his or her hands with palms to greet another person a friend or acquaintance, to pay respect to an elder, a holy person or a temple deity or a together, bows down in front of the other person, and says Namaskar, Namaste, or Pranam - meaning Reverent Salutations. The joining of hands symbolizes the idea that in the meeting of two persons, the Self actually meets Itself. Joining hands also symbolizes humility. Thus when a person joins his hands and says namaskar, he actually says in humility, "I bow to God in you; I love you and I respect you, as there is no one like you."