Been there a couple of time and tried the Nepali thali set, the taste was not bad but they could…read moreimprove. Loud music was playing during weekends maybe to promote bar. They have a lot of sitting space good for gathering, service was great The goat leg soup was very good, momo is mid, taas set was a disappointment

More Nepali food!…read more The chicken momos were perfectly steamed and had a great seasoned minced chicken filling. The tomato/chili sauce was a perfect accompaniment. The pork and buffalo fried rice - What I have to start of with is that the portion size that I got delivered was absolutely humongous and I mean that four people could've eaten from it - wow. The pork and buffalo though were overdone and very chewy. Also, the rice was incredibly oily so it was hard to eat. Another dish I sampled was the chicken sekuwa that is served with a side of veggies and choila (beaten rice). I like char but this was a little overdone in terms of being acrid and dry. It also lacked a bit of seasoning. The rest of the dish was fine.

I used to really like Everest food especially their worked tossed noodles. The food quality has…read morereally declined. Few weeks ago when I visited I ordered some chilli chicken and chicken chow mein. The chicken tastes horrible. It was dry had a very weird smell. I wouldn't be shocked it was precooked from several days ago which was tossed in with the noodles. I respectfully asked our server to take it back and she kept arguing with me. We landed up throwing the whole plate. They charged me for it despite them owning it wasn't at par to good quality standards. I wouldn't highly recommend that you visit this place at your risk. There are plenty of better options around the area that serve Nepali food right around corner that you might be off giving your to.

I was disappointed with my experience. The quality and quantity of food was sadly poor. Ordered…read morechicken tikka masala and got 5 pieces of chicken, and when I politely asked to speak with a manager, I was told I couldn't. Ctal disconnected the call. Would not provide any info and ghosted when I tried calling back. I wasn't looking for an argument--just an opportunity to resolve the issue. Unfortunately, no one in management was made available, so I left without a resolution. I hope the restaurant improves its customer service and quantity of the food to its customers.

Late meals here always hit the spot. Definitely a go-to spot when you're hungry late night but…read moredon't really want fast food. I've tried all of the momos and I have no complaints. Chicken chili and mixed noodles have some amazing flavor

Ambiance: The restaurant is very casual, but do not let that deter you from having a delicious…read moremeal! The food here is fantastic. Service: The restaurant is counter order, but be prepared to wait about 15-20 minutes for the momos to come out. They're worth the wait! Food: My husband and I tried the Chili - C and the Traditional Himalayan steamed momos. Both were absolutely delicious! My husband and I enjoyed the Chili-C momos the most because it was different and unique. The sauce tasted like it had a tomato base to it! I can see why this is their most popular

One of my favorite places get the badel sadheko app with rice, so flavorful and is enough for…read moredinner with the rice

Peak is located in Irving and caters as a late night food spot. The food is Nepali cuisine which is…read moresimilar yet uniquely different than Indian. We tried the chicken lollipop which was crispy and juicy deep fried chicken. Chatpate is puffed rice dish with onions and tomatoes it's a great accompaniment to drinks We also tried chow mein but I forgot to take pictures. Overall the service was great not too crowded the place has a great vibe. They have a large projection screen where they project live matches Definitely worth trying for Nepali food

Best best authentic nepalese food I've ever had in USA. Good people with good service as well.read more

Veg Samosas: piping hot and tasty. Chilly Momos (chicken):…read morespicy and delicious. Sekuwa (goat): cubed meat with a side of puffed rice, that hit the spot. Lamb Chops: oh so tender. Staff are kind and helpful.

Amazing momos, fast to order, best quality I've had in dfw and the variety is amazing. I highly…read morerecommend the afgani momo some something tangy creamy. And the kurekure to try a fried momo! Never had that before anywhere else. The jhol momo was also decent, just hard to beat Anita's momo in Irving! They've got a large restaurant area aswell so easy to do last second outings.

Ambiance: This is your typical casual restaurant with plenty of tables. Great food, but not a…read moretrendy vibe. Food is served on paper platters and with plastic spoons and forks. Lots of one time use plastic and paper, unfortunately! The back tables smelled like bathroom cleaner since it was near the restrooms. Service: Very friendly staff. Casual restaurant where you place the order at the counter and pick up when the buzzer notifies you that your order is ready! Food: The food was delicious! The Momo65 was a clear winner between the 2 types we ordered. The noodles were a bit too salty for my taste and didn't give the opportunity for other flavor profiles to shine. The momos were the star of the show!

Having been to many of the other local Nepali restaurants, I was anxious to try Momo Spot…read more Knowing there was a possibility of a language barrier from reading some of the reviews, I was glad to see I could place my order online from the website. I tried... after a long wait of it telling me it was "working on it", it finally failed. When I called, I encountered the expected language barrier, so I decided I'd just go to the place and show them the order on my phone to avoid any confusion. Ambiance was just as expected. Inside a gas station convenience store. No frills. Perfectly fine by me. The first guy that showed up to help me was too busy cooking and sent some woman over. I tried to place my order with her. When I said "pork" for the momo, an option listed on the menu, I was told "no pork". Apparently only chicken. Then I tried ordering the chicken biryani. Pretty sure I pronounced it correctly--or at least close enough since it's worked just fine at other places. She had no idea what I was wanting. I showed her the order on my phone. I think she was telling me it was also not available; I really wasn't sure. Unfortunately, I had to leave. I wasn't feeling the "friendly 5-star experience" that other reviewers mentioned as well as what I've always experienced at the other Nepali restaurants in the area that I've been to. I see "under new ownership" mentioned on the website. Perhaps the 5-star reviews were for the previous owners? Disappointed.

honestly one of the best things i've eaten in the dfw area. nepali food, cozy counter vibes, and…read morethe prices are super affordable. will be back every week ngl

Ordered from this place a zillion times on UberEats and made a point of finally going in person…read more Glad we did! The starters were amazing The nan breads are freshly made to order which meant they came out hot with the meal - super delicious! Atmosphere is that of a family run place - seems many regulars come with their families ! Main courses were delicious and spiced to preference Service was quick Full bar Will be back

Thank God I only live a few minutes away. Drove here to order takeout only to find out that this…read morelocation is permanently closed!

Food is great, people are great, and service is great! The…read moreplace is hidden I no a strip mall area, yet the scenery of this small restaurant isn't bad at all, pushing towards a modern look. In the past couple years, this place has blown up and has good Indian food! I always get the chicken tiki masala with rice, often with chicken tikka masala momo. Portions are HUGE, too! If you're looking for an Indian spot or even something to go, I recommend this place!

We recently dropped by again. The food was still delicious. We had the Momo's, Biryani, and…read moreNoodles. We will definitely be returning.

Good is consistently tasty warm and good portions, very authentic Nepal. I am new to Texas but I…read moreeat a lot of Indian and Nepalese food.

The building that this restaurant is in was once a British pub. The pub had amazing burgers and…read moreTuesdays were BOGO burgers. COVID took out the pub and my family hated to see them go. My daughter lost her first tooth at that pub, such good memories of years past. There are still Guinness signs hanging behind the bar. Seeing those old signs brought a single tear to my eye. One door closes and another opens. The restaurant that now calls the old pub their new home is great! All is good with the new place, you might even say great. The interior is not that of a pub anymore. It has been completely redone and the dining room is quite nice. I wouldn't call it a quiet cozy little romantic restaurant, but it could be if that's what you need. I would be willing to take my kiddos to the new restaurant, as long as the six-year-old boy is acting like a human on the day we decide to go. There is a full bar too. I feel that anyone can stop in for any occasion a fit right in. I don't remember the names of the dishes that my wife and I had for dinner but the food was very good. We kept it simple and we both had chicken dishes. If you want to step out and explore culinary culture they offer many appealing options. The food was fresh and light. The spices that they use are aromatic and flavorful. I am guessing that there is a strong Nepali influence. The beauty of the restaurant scene in Arlington is that there is so many different authentic cuisines from very specific regions. If you wanna have Indian food in Arlington you have to consider what kind of Indian food you want. If you go to downtown Fort Worth an Indian restaurant is an Indian restaurant. This little restaurant is a good representation of what Arlington restaurants have to offer. We will go back, soon.