Great Neplai/Indian Dining in Seoul

[shanja]

Well, well, well boys and girls. This is a little treat for you all. After a few initial recommendations from hypoxic at the Korea Mountaineering League, a few newspaper articles and so on, Kyung Ah and I went to "Namaste" Restaurant. It was good. Really good. Nice staff, easy to find (web page map is super!), good prices and delicious. After a hard day swinging tools at O2 ice wall, or a scurry up Insubong's slabby flanks, a boulder at Samgaksan or whatever tickles your fancy, GO THERE AND EAT. Two different subway stations/ lines drop you within 5minutes walk. Here is the web page, now do yourself a favour (Vegetarians also catered to very nicely indeed thank you), and pop along.
www.namasterestaurant.co.kr
Jake and Kyung Ah

[Hypoxic]

Just to add, the ownership - some friends of mine - have opened a new location in Jong-gak, in the basement of the Millenium Tower. That location is concentrating primarily on Indian cuisine, and therefore is a bit stronger in taste (lots of ginger). The management has changed at the old location, as they are taking care of the new one, but it's all the same cooking staff (minus the main chef who had to return to Nepal due to illness, so no more mushroom paneer) and the food, as shanja said, is still stellar.

[shanja]

Hypoxic mate, will you be around Seoul over the New Years/Seolnal season?
Kyung Ah and I will be up visiting family, and might pop over to Namaste for a feed sometime twixt Sat-Mon...any other KOTRers welcome to join in for a taste sensation.

[Hypoxic]

Hypoxic mate, will you be around Seoul over the New Years/Seolnal season?
Kyung Ah and I will be up visiting family, and might pop over to Namaste for a feed sometime twixt Sat-Mon...any other KOTRers welcome to join in for a taste sensation.

Yep, I'll be around (I live in Ilsan). At some point I'll be going to the in-laws for dinner, probably Sunday. I'd be keen for Monday if that works. Saturday if better.