NaanWise Indian Cuisine Restaurant in Washington DC

NaanWise Indian Cuisine Washington DC

14/10/2021

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NaanWise Indian Cuisine Washington DC One of the best places to have Indian food in D.C. You can adjust spiciness according to your pallet as they have 5 levels of spiciness in their menu.

Name : NaanWise Indian Cuisine
Worktime : , , 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Type : Indian food restaurant
Assessment :
Prices : $
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NaanWise Indian Cuisine Washington DC Address :

2635 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008،

NaanWise Indian Cuisine Washington DC Phone number :

+12024505810

Best seller :

Mutton
Cardamom Ice Cream
potato ball
Tandoori cauliflower
Hummus Bundy
saffron paneer
Zucchini Kofta

NaanWise Indian Cuisine Menu :

Visitors’ Comments :

comment 1 :

This place has some great food and they have a great environment, the environment made me feel great with some music and nice modern approach, staff was friendly. There are a few occasional stains here and there but nothing unsanitary. I would recommend this to anyone who is not Indian or anyone who doesn’t have a spice tolerance but wants to try the most flavorful food because they have options for less spice. This is a great restaurant and I would definitely eat here again. 9/10 would recommend.

comment2 :

Most friendly staff and delicious food! It was funny when the chef came out to make sure I ordered correct. Indian hot? Yes, please!! I got two appetizers; Chicken 65 and Pani Puri shots. Rogan Josh for the main course. All was delicious. Had to buy naan separate, which surprised me that it wasn’t complementary to the main dish. Zero complaints!

comment3 :

This place is great! Atmosphere is vibe and the staff are really friendly. They know what they’re doing and what they’re talking about, and you can tell making the customers happy is their main priority. Food is brilliant and the flavors will take you India, great beverage list and for their prices it’s 100% worth it. Also don’t miss getting the SAMOSAS.that it wasn’t complementary to the main dish.