Screw Y.
7/23/2025
Visiting D C over the 4th of July holiday while staying one block over at the Capital Hilton I found this restaurant and dined there 3 nights because the food was excellent. The Naan was right...
Namak Mandi
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1030 15th St NW
Washington, DC 20005
Namak Mandi, located in Washington, DC, pays homage to its historical roots as a former salt market by offering a culinary experience that celebrates the rich flavors of Pakistan. Specializing in meat-heavy Pashtun cuisine, this establishment stands out for its authentic dishes and traditional cooking methods.
From kabobs and tikkas grilled in a tandoor oven to karahis cooked over high flames, Namak Mandi showcases the best of Pakistani cuisine in a vibrant setting. The menu features popular dishes like Dampukht Beef, Pullao, Biryani, and Lahori Fish, cooked to perfection and served with care.
With a commitment to using the finest ingredients and talented chefs at the helm, Namak Mandi offers a unique dining experience that captures the essence of Pakistani culture. Whether you're a connoisseur of South Asian cuisine or simply looking to explore new flavors, Namak Mandi invites you to savor the taste of Pakistan right in the heart of Washington, DC.
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4.019 reviews
Kent P.
10/14/2025
Don't use yelp or grubhub to order takeout or pickup. It wasn't a good experience and the prices are a lot higher. I ordered the falafels, butter chicken, and the cilantro naan. I got the...
Priya R.
5/31/2025
I was really excited to try this place out but was unfortunately, pretty disappointed. It was kind of empty for around 7:30pm on a weeknight, but they allowed us to sit anywhere we wanted. The...
Suzie Z.
10/11/2025
Delicious and authentic Pakistani cuisine at affordable prices. My first time trying out Pakistani food. I split a specialty dish with a friend and we ordered an additional cilantro naan to share....
Mike R.
2/18/2025
So I've eaten a version of this dish done by many different cultures. A rice pilaf and a lamb shank. This one is Pakistani. I've had it Greek, Turkish, Indian, Balkan, American, and even done it...
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