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Namaste! Orange is the first traditional Northern Indian Restaurant in Hatyai. Located on Niphatuthit 2 Road, near Florida Hotel and behind Hatyai Rama Hotel in the center of Hatyai city.

Namaste Orange is the first traditional Northern Indian Restaurant in Hatyai.  Located on Niphatuthit 2 Road, near Florida Hotel and behind Hatyai Rama Hotel in the center of Hatyai city.
In India, every time you meet or say goodbye to somebody, you put your hands in front of you and say, "Namaste".
That means,
"I honor the place in you where the entire universe resides, I honor the place in you where, if you are in that place in you, and I am in that place if me, there is only one of us.�
Namaste or Namaskara is the traditional Indian form of salutation. It is used while greeting friends and acquaintances as also while paying obeisance to God. As a word it finds its place in the invocation to our different Gods, for instance we have Shri Ganeshaya Namaha Aum Namaha Shivaya, Krishnaya Tubhyam Namaha etc.

Namaste could be an amalgam of Namsya (or Namaha) meaning obeisance and 'Te' which means you or to you. Thus Namaste as an amalgam of Namasyate could be translated as obeisance to you. Namaste involves the joining together of both palms at the level of the breast. If the person being greeted is a senior or if it is addressed to God, the Namaste is accompanied with a slight bow. This bow can be termed a slight one for it is only a downward inclination of the head unlike the Japanese bow where the body is bent at right angles at the hip. Incidentally, this form of greeting has been transmitted from ancient India to the countries of South-east Asia. In Thai the word �Namaskarn� is used to greet The Monks.
The meaning implies a submission of one person to another.
Because this sentiment speaks so clearly of our beliefs, the word Namaste was chosen for our Restaurant.

Namaste Orange offers superb and authentic delicacies of North Indian Cuisine. For the best dining experience, every dish is individually prepared to ensure freshness and quality. Certain distinctive Northern Indian dishes were introduced by NO to Hatyai diners for the first time! Cooking here is a ritual performance. The dishes prepared here are made keeping in mind the Thai taste. There r dishes for example Namaste Orange Biryani which is prepared in Thai way but using the Indian spices. That makes the dish exceptionally unique and delicious.

India's cuisine is a combination of subtle tastes where the flavors are as varied as India's climate and as exotic as India's people. The degree of spiciness can be restricted starting with Mild, and progressing by stages to Very Hot and Super Hot Fragrant, pungent and warm spices from North India are delicately blended to create the dishes we present to you. Only fresh, natural ingredients are used to tempt your appetite. Each dish boasts its own distinctive flavor and aroma thanks to the fresh spices that are prepared every day. The blending and preparation of fresh spices is an exacting, centuries old craft indispensable to Indian cuisine.
India's cuisine is a combination of subtle tastes where the flavors are as varied as India's climate and as exotic as India's people.

The word Orange reveals freshness like the fruit and very prominent.

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