The staff here was very friendly. They welcomed us very happily and checked in very often. Pricing…read moreisn't bad at about $18 per person for lunch, plus they do senior and military discounts! It was a pretty decent space with plenty of room to stretch out in, and there's even a grocery store you can just go to afterwards! There was a good variety of curries and other foods. I really liked the goat stew. My parents are vegetarian and pescatarian. They were absolutely enamored by this place. They even wanted to make plans to come back soon!

Wow. Wow. Wow. This restaurant serves an all day buffet filled with incredible Indian dishes…read more Savory Vegetable Samosas, fish pakora, delicate Lemon Rice, Chicken Tikka, goat stew, chicken biryani, goat curry... very very large selection of vegetarian dishes. Each dish crafted with care and high quality ingredients. This is the best Indian food I have found in the twin cities. The restaurant also has polite and prompt service. Spotlessly clean. WOW. Try this place!

No frills, delicious Nepalese Indian dishes. A few tables, quiet storefront. Reserves more…read moreattention! Flavorful dishes, service was adequate. I'd return.

Our daughter is vegetarian, and on a quick trip up to St. Paul we were looking for a unique dinner…read morecuisine option we don't have in the southern metro. She selected Taste of Nepal. It was dark outside when arrived and we missed the turn on the first pass. The parking lot is very small and the front of the restaurant doesn't face Rice St. As other reviewers have mentioned, the restaurant itself was rather small, probably only offering seating for a couple dozen people at most. Ambiance isn't something you're going to go to this restaurant for. While they had main and side dishes I was familiar with, they also had dishes I wasn't as familiar with. We ordered the samosas to start and they came out fast and were delicious. I ordered the chicken biryani since other reviewers spoke so highly of it. For context, this was my first time having Nepalese food. It appears there are differences between the spices typically used in Nepalese food that aren't typically used in Indian dish equivalents (or perhaps not to the same extent), but I didn't care for the strong blend of seasonings in the dish. At first it was hard to place what spice it was until I bit into a clove, and that's when I realized that was the flavor profile I wasn't expecting in the biryani that I was enjoying. It's safe to say that I was expecting more of a tumeric, ginger, garlic biryani, and not the warmer spices biryani that is perhaps the Nepalese style. The raita helped tame some of the flavor so I could eat some of it. I'm sure it's delicious to those who are fans of this combination of spices, it just wasn't for me. My daughter ordered the alook palak and said it was ok. In comparison to the amount of biryani I received, her portion size was quite small. Overall, I'm glad we tried some place new, and I had a new food experience. However, it's safe to say that I won't likely be returning, but again, perhaps Nepalese food isn't my jam.

On a whim, had lunch there today - glad I did! Food was excellent and Gauri (who seemed to be doing…read moreeverything) was fantastic - very pleasant and helpful. Will definitely be back.

I was looking forward to trying this place, but unfortunately the food was disappointing. The…read morecoconut chutney served with the dosa had a slimy texture that didn't seem fresh. The Gobi 65 was extremely spicy, heavily topped with chilli powder. We ended up scratching off the top layer to remove the spices but it didn't help. The chole in chole bhature was also much spicier to the point where it overpowered all the other flavors. The bhature was very doughy inside and tasted like it had been fried in oil that had been reused many times. We also ordered aloo paratha which had very little filling approximately only about 10% with most bites being just plain dough. This was one of the worst Indian dining experiences we've had. We kept hoping at least one of the dishes would be nice, but unfortunately every item we ordered was disappointing. I hope the restaurant can improve the quality of these dishes.

I have not been to the restaurant, but was a guest at the 57th OSA convention, where they catered…read morefood for nearly 900 registrants. The food was neither the best nor the worst; it was just average quality, but the quantity was questionable. Additionally, some ISH team members were very rude and disrespectful when a particular dish was finished. One case in point was Lassi during the snacks, which finished in about 30 minutes and the guy serving, calling himself the manager, was extremely rude to out-of-town visitors. He was not at all a representative of "Minnesota Nice." It was rather a display of "Minnesota Rude" in his tone and tenor. In my view, food quality, quantity, and polite service are all necessary ingredients for the restaurant to succeed.

I tried some new-to-me Indian dishes, including the Onion Dosa and the Methi with chicken. The…read moreMethi was delightful, medium spice made my scalp prickle and my nose run which is a success for me! The chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy and meaty not at all dry. The sauce was deeply flavorful and rich. The Onion Dosa was a waste of money. It's about two feet long and disappointingly stuffed with chopped RAW red onions. No bueno, they fell out of the piece I cut and got everywhere. I ate a little bit and it went into the compost bin. The crepe itself was flavorle The Butter Chicken was fantastic, perfect spice level for me, the chicken succulent and tender, the sauce flavorful and delicious. There was a weird little cold soup of some kind of veg - I could only identify carrot - tasted sour and was not edible. Not sure what it is, it's not on the menu. So A+ on the Methi and Butter Chicken, F on the dosa. Portions are large, I'll be eating the two mains for days. Rice portion is huge.

Fantastic authentic food + kind service + unique ambience…read more Best tasting food. Hands-down quality ingredients in flavorful absolutely everything I've ordered It's been almost decadent 1010 almost every time I go. Kind people work there, quality of the food exemplary, and the taste like gets homemade and made from scratch The only odd thing you can say is that the atmosphere itself is authentic and it's authenticity often lends to the experience, which you can tell I have not remodeled that home in which they've built in over 30 years and they haven't needed to touch the decorations or the building because the quality of the food speaks for itself. It's not new. It's not bougie and it's fantastic. I have never, but I'm not opposed to sitting down and eating there personally, and my invitation certainly was brought up tonight as I ordered my food to go. I sat there, wishing I hadn't ordered it to go since I was enjoying the smells coming from the kitchen and the conversations and interactions I had with The workers who are so thoughtful to ask me about my dietary restrictions and desires

The food here is wonderful. The dishes have so much flavor and smell so delicious. The only thing…read morethat I don't like is the very outdated interior of the restaurant - and exterior too. The roof and surrounding plant areas look like they need some work. Overall, this is a great Indian food place to visit!

It is not Hyperbad but it is fine…read more One of the many food vendors at the Midtown Global Market, Momo Dosa serves Napali and Indian food I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala and a Mango Lassi rather than another meal at the hospital. It is all premade so it is quick service from a veri nice owner It is a food court, so that is the ambiance you get, but it is all very clean and well maintained

Ate at MomoDosa recently during a lunch trip to Midtown Global Market…read more There was only one employee, but food still came out quickly! I got the Veggie momos with all three sauces. The two orange sauces were my favorite (the hot one definitely has a kick!). The momo filling is so delicious and the momos always fill me up, which I can't always say about momos. Best part of all was getting to enjoy at Midtown Global Market. So many places to sit and shops to explore. One of my favorite places to eat and shop in the city!

Hands down a 10/10 restaurant in twin-cities area. Everyone working here is just so kind and…read moreperiodically checked on us including the owner. The server accidentally gave us dessert before we got our food, and the owner told them to take it back so we can be served fresh. We got some combo meals that come with side dishes. Fish was sooo tender and sauce has a good mix of spice and sourness. Momo and mango lasi were also fresh and you can tell they are made in house. Vibes are just cozy and warm overall, and I can't wait to be back for the second time!!

We had the Chicken Biryani and the Tofu Biryani. Both, sadly, were disappointing…read more Both dishes were served with a literal mound of saffron-seasoned basmati rice. Rice must have been cheap because there was so much of it; each dish had enough for three meals. Both Biryani varieties were seimilar in that they all tasted the same. Like Indian hot dish.

The food was still very good and the service was good this time. I'm glad I gave them another…read morechance. Tried the butter chicken and my brother got the vindaloo chicken both were seasoned well and a nice sized portion.

We frequently order carryout from this restaurant. The menu is massive, and we've yet to be…read moredisappointed. Prices are more than reasonable. Our food is usually ready on time, though we've waited up to 20 minutes. If you are planning to eat in, I would recommend sitting as far from the door as possible, as there are usually numerous people waiting to pick up.