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    Bridges Nepali Cuisine - Covington

    4.9 (20 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    Rachael H.

    Very friendly staff and the food is delish - their momos are the best I've tried among a few spots and I highly recommend them!

    Joshua R.

    Heard about this place from some friends in the area. I haven't ever had Nepali food before so I was excited. I ordered the bobos- pan fried- half pork and half chicken. They're like soup dumplings. Very good! They dont have a huge menu, but everything I had was delicious. The lady behind the counter was very kind and made great recommendations. We maybe waited 10 min for our food so it was fast. Metered parking so eat fast!

    Tikka masala rice bowl
    Jason B.

    My wife and I have been to the Northside location of Bridges several times since moving to the area five years ago. We now live in Newport and were so excited to see they opened a location in Covington, about 5 minutes from our house. My brothers were in town--one of whom has actually visited Nepal--so we knew we had to stop in for lunch. We each grabbed one of their homemade teas, one more sour with lemon and the other sweet with brown sugar. I definitely preferred the sweet one, but both were high quality and tasty. I ordered a plate of pan-seared pork momo with sweet and spicy sauce, and two of the crispy chicken samosas. I split my order with my brother, who ordered a rice bowl with tikka masala, mild sauce, veggies, peas and lentils, cilantro, and red onions. Everything was absolutely delicious. Samosas were hot, crispy, and well seasoned, complemented by a sweet tamarind (I think) sauce. The momo were my favorite; they were spectacular, and I want 14 of them right now. 17 with a bottle of sauce. The shop is clean and well-decorated, and the service was fast and polite.

    White Basmati Rice, Aromatic Chicken, Yellow Lentils Sauce, Yellow Peas Sauce, Potatoes
    Nash F.

    Wow. This place is delicious. Before today, I had never had Nepali food before, and I've been extremely looking forward to it. I ordered the rice bowl with aromatic chicken and potatoes on basmati rice with half yellow peas and half yellow lentils. I ordered some Naan bread and a mango lassi. Both were absolutely delicious; the bread warm and airy, and the lassi with amazing flavor. Definitely would recommend to anyone I know. The people working here are very nice and recommended some delicious food options. The music is nice and the colors are bright. This unique spot has an amazing vibe and wonderful taste

    Fried chicken momo
    Oliver T.

    Never had Nepalese food before, so ordered the Momo. It took awhile for them to make it, but when it came out it was hot, fresh, and tasty. It was like fried Chinese dumplings with some mild Indian sauce on the side. Made for a good afternoon snack.

    Woh, a lentil patty with a variety of stuffing options. I had mine with egg and chicken.
    Nanette B.

    Bridges Nepali Cuisine gets five stars for amazing, flavorful food that I am so happy to have available in Covington. I've visited the Northside location several times and was delighted to learn that I'd soon have a Bridges location near me. We went with friends and had a great meal. The rice bowls people love are available but I ventured to try something new - a woh, which is a lentil patty or pancake that you can have plain or stuffed with different things. I went for chicken and egg. The woh was plate-sized and savory. If anything, I would have appreciated even more red onion with it, since it added a good, sharp contrast to the patty and the stuffing. The pan seared chicken and pork momos were delicious with a great burst of flavor. Vegetarian options abound across the menu, including the appetizers and main courses. I had an Ice Milk Chai to wash everything down. It was thick, cooling and really good, with spices you don't typically have in American fare. Service was quick and friendly and there a few tables available to eat in. To note, this location, unlike Northside, doesn't offer alcohol.

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    Delicious freshly made momos. And we had other plans or we would have tried other dishes too. Will go back again.

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    9 months ago

    I don't think I've said "holy sh*t" this many times in a while. Amazing food. Got a rice bowl and dumplings. Will 1000% be back. Amazing

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    2 years ago

    So happy this is in Covington! It's just what we need! Tons of vegetarian and vegan options! Great service! YUM!!!

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    Such wonderful flavors in every bite. You must try the momos you will not be disappointed!

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