Huge fan of Gorkhali. We ordered the butter chicken, thali, and the chili chicken. It was so good that I ate way too much. It was pretty busy when we stopped by on Sunday night but we didn't have to wait for a spot. Seems like a solid spot for dates or group catchups! Tip- if you're extra hungry you can order a refill of the thali for a discounted price. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Butter Chicken - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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HIDDEM GEM ALERT! I REPEAT HIDDEN GEM ALERT quietly seated in the heart of Williamsburg is a cozy, quaint spot serving up nothing but deliciousness! Limited on thanksgiving this place called my name. Quiet, cozy, and very nice service. Some complementary soup paired with garlic naan, and some spicy noodles! The flavor was bursting! The noodles weren't spicy. But, still had a nice chili flavor with some salt and umami! Fluffy garlic naan with their house sauce was the perfect snack. Every bite sent comfort and warmth through a cold, wet, lonely, thanksgiving diner! read more

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Just stumbled upon it while exploring the area. It is sooooo good. Place/vibe and taste of food is all amazingggg. Food is so authentic. This has become one of our new fav places. Tried their Thali which was top notch and chicken kari which was the best we ever tried. Will defo come back. Didn't have reservation still got a table in few mins!! This place is mostly busy! read more

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Delicious ! Lots of options for vegetarian. The momos were great - we did pan fried vegetable & steamed lamb. Chana Masala was yummy. Food came out quick and was filling! read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Chana Masala, Garlic Naan - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This was a really satisfying meal to end my day! Inside is small and cozy and the staff was incredibly kind! My friend and I split a pani puri and we each got our own thalis for dinner. I opted for the dry chicken and it came with a generous amount of food: rice, gobi, dal, achar and salad. Everything was so well seasoned, it definitely hit the nutty and herbaceous notes. The chicken was sooooo tender and flavorful. The thali meal does come with refills for the veggies but not the meat. And I was disappointed because I could've gone for another serving of that chicken! For dessert, we opted for my favorite: rasmalai and it did not disappoint. Surprisingly light considering its cheesy origins. But it was also so floral and sweet, a perfect end to our meal! read more

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Short review/recommendations- Chili momo, steamed momo (just not the Jhol version,) pork keema noodles, mixed thenthuk (for lighter palates,) sukuti. I went with a group to this nice little Nepalese spot a few months ago. The group has had a good track record picking out new Nepalese/Tibetan spots. This is yet another tasty one. That makes sense, as their original location is in Jackson Heights, which has most of the good spots for that cuisine, with some rare exceptions. The staff were friendly. The food was reasonably priced for the portion sizes, especially for Williamsburg. They have a few beers on the menu, but I didn't bother getting anything to drink, and I don't believe anyone else had a beer or something else. The main star is, of course, the momos. The price doesn't change based on filling but rather on how it's prepared. The cheapest is the plain steamed at $12. Fried options are $13. Jhol is $14, and chili is $15. We got three types, one from each main category. In general, I would say they are a little larger than usual, and the filling is quite juicy. The closest comparable momos are from Phayul, among a few other better spots. My favorite was the priciest: the Pork Chili Momo for $15. These were excellent. The juicy, large momos paired nicely with the slightly spicy and slightly sweet chili. They aren't my favorite I've ever had (that would be Kasthamdap), but they were still very tasty and well above average. The Simple Steamed Beef Momos for $12 were also good, with tasty filling and texture. The Chicken Jhol Momos were just alright. While the momos themselves were tasty, I found the jhol a bit too light. I would compare them negatively to my preferred jhol spot, which is Tales From Everest in Curry/Murray Hill. The Pork Keema Noodles for $16 came with chilli sauce, noodle, mincemeat, scallion, and peanut. It was unique. It reminded a few of us of dan dan noodles from Szechuan places, though less fragrant and less spicy. There was plenty of noodles, which were nicely chewy, with some crunch and a bit of richness. The peanuts added crunch. The meat was plentiful. I would recommend these also. If you want a lighter noodle option, the Mixed Thenthuk for $15, listed as a traditional Tibetan hand pull flat noodle cooked with egg, beef & chicken, radish & spinach is recommended. The texture of the noodles had nice bounciness, and the broth was delicately flavored. It in general resembled egg drop soup to an extent, though less gloopy with some meat and lots of strips of egg otherwise. If I lived in the area, I would very likely order this when it gets cold outside. The Pani Puri for $9, listed as hollow crackers stuffed with spiced potatoes and sour water, was good, with this place doing it DIY style like many other places where you pour the water inside. In general, I have preferred this dish from Indian spots as they tend to flavor it better, but these were above average, at least for Himalayan spots. I wish there was a little bit more potato in there, but the water had a good kick of tamarind, and it had a good bit of heat, and there was some crunch otherwise. There was also the Sukuti for $14 listed as a Nepalese dish consisting of dried beef meat. I have had this dish from other spots, and this was a pretty good version. The spice level was a bit lighter than my preferred places, but the texture was nice, being a bit more hydrated/less jerky like, and there was plenty of meat. This was also tasty and I would recommend it. We were also going to get the Bhuttan, a $14 goat offal dish, but it wasn't available, so we went with the Lasuni Gobi for $9 with batter-coated cauliflower fried and tossed in tomato garlic sauce. This was a pretty standard version, at least for the Nepalese variety, which is, in general, a bit less spicy. The garlic and tomato flavor was nice, and the batter was light, which was a plus. For dessert was the Rasmalai for $6, listed as creamy cheese dumplings soaked in sweetened milk. They unexpectedly came topped with some saffron and were a bit above average. The cheese had the expected spongy texture, and the milk was nicely floral. This was tasty, with the only thing missing being some slivered almonds or something similar just to add one last texture. The food overall was good here. It's not the best Nepalese/Tibetan food I've had, but there wasn't any particularly bad dish among the lot, and we definitely ordered a lot of food. I'd probably go back here, and I would recommend this place as a good introduction to food from the region. read more

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Food 4/5 Service 3/5 Ambiance 3.5/5 Was craving Nepali cuisine so decided to try gorkhali Enjoyed the appetizers more than the entree and momos here Fried chicken 5/5: these were ammmazinggg ; meat felt apart and it was super juicy Losuni gobi 5/5: these sweet and sour cauliflower were delicious!! Taste like sweet and sour chicken Thol chicken momo 2/5: these were my least favorite but could be that I'm not use to the flavors Pan fried pork momo 3.5/5: these were better than the thol for sure. Your standard momos Chili beef momo 4/5: one of the better momos that they have Chicken curry 2.5/5: not a fan of the curry and it was quite watered down Place is also quite small and only 2 people working so service can get very slow here read more

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I had been trying to come & try their food for a while. I have always tried to come & support my own people! So this one was on my list to come & have their yummy food . I heard good things about it. Finally on a rainy gloomy day I was able to come. Very cute, cozy & welcoming place. Customer service was great & ok point. I didn't realize they serve pork , it was my bad. So I didn't wanna take chance & end up ordering a vegetarian item. Cauliflower was yummy, tried the gulab jamun. It was good, but didn't appreciate the price for three little gulab jamun! 2$ a piece for this small jamun, I know my desi dessert & the price should be lower. Cauliflower price was high too but I can live with that . Thank you for the hospitality! read more

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Great to have some solid momos in the area! Came on a Saturday night and we sat down right away. The servers were very friendly and took the time to explain each part of the Thali we got. Food: - veg thali (4/5) - this is definitely a good bang for your buck, given that you can ask for refills. My favorite was the pea dish. - veg jhol mojos (4.5/5) - nice deep flavor, the momos were solid. I'd be curious to try the chili ones and the fried ones next time. - mango lassi (5/5) - everything you want mango lassi to be. The vibe was pretty causal and they have a few tables for sit down. read more

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Appetizers and momos were the winners here. We got pani puri to start, which always has an element of surprise for me. The sour water and the cold potato filling really floods your tongue with something bright, fresh, and savory. The momos steamed are superior, especially with pork. I'm usually a pan fried dumpling person, but steamed highlights the pleasantness of a thick wrapper. Best thing was the samosa chaat--one of the best I've had. As someone who only has gotten it in a takeaway soup container, it was beautiful to see the colorful dish plated and the flavors are intensely good. We also got thali dishes, which some with one free refill of the vegetables. Definitely very filling for one person. read more

What a cozy little spot! Small and you can really feel the customer attention here. Loved the cauliflower appetizer and the pork dumplings. Really can't go wrong with anything you have here especially if it's your first time trying this type of food don't be intimidated! THE DUMPLINGS ARE SO GOOD! Thank you for having us! read more

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Fantastic Nepali food and service for the price, great place and nice seating and lighting, going again today!

I ordered to go for the samosas and the beef dumplings. The sauces were flavorful and the dumplings were so juicy. Also the person working the counter was very nice. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Beef Momo (I already ate one dumpling) - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

First time eating Nepalese food and it was yummy!!! Kept it simple with the chkn chili, lentil soup and rice. Will def treat myself to this place again! The server was super kind. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Very Satisfying! - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I just returned from Sikkim a week ago, and I feel privileged to be able to walk 2 blocks from my apartment, have some of the best momos in the city, and pretend that I'm staring out at a narrow lane in Gangtok. The veg momos here are indeed outstanding. The peanut-y jhol momo soup is super flavorful, and when paired with the chili chutney on the side, is the perfect warming soup on a winter day. There are a few other Nepalese/momo competitors in Brooklyn, but as far as I'm concerned, this is by far the best option anywhere in the North Brooklyn vicinity. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Veg jhol momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Bummer to have not had Gorkhali in the neighborhood sooner. This place slapped. Did takeout and it was great so think it'd be even better sitting in. For two we ordered a chow mein, fried rice, and steamed momos. We did medium spice level and it really wasn't spicy at all so would recommend going to the highest level if you like a kick. Momos were incredible, I always prefer steamed and think the pork was a great option since it's one of the more flavorful meat options. Super soft and nicely filled. Loved both the fried rice and noodles as well. Will say its lean on the protein but the flavors are great! For both the chow mein and fried rice the meats were a dried/jerky texture. Not sure if this is common/regional but it was my first time experiencing it. I was a fan! read more

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This is a cute little me and my friends stumbled by on a Saturday evening at 6ish! We were starving after coming back from playing Holi in the city near by at the BK Backyard bar. We decided to stop here for some momos and rice and noodles. Since we were drenched in dry Holi colors and a bit dirty from it, we asked inside if we can dine here. The man was kind enough to let us sit inside and dine here. We ordered a variety of dishes to Veggie chili momos (my favorite), chicken steam momos, egg fried rice, veggie noodles, some mango lassis and one cup of masala tea because it was crazy windy and cold outside. Overall, the food was good. My top favorite was the veggie chili momos and the egg fried rice. This place is very small but cute from inside! It feels very homely! They have a limited menu but it was all very tasteful and good. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The momo wrappers had that really nice texture of being not too chewy and not too papery. The jhol momo delivers the momos swimming in a delicious soup/broth that really adds a lot to each bite. The chili chicken was cooked very well with juicy chicken but I personally prefer mine slightly crisper than these or with the flavors better marinated into the chicken. The peanut sauce and hot sauce that came with everything were great complements for every dish. Everything was delicious and we left completely stuffed. Next time I want to try one of the thalis. We sat at the two stools at the counter until a two top opened up. The staff were incredibly hospitable and gave us a free chai pretty much immediately. The restaurant is not that large and the decoration is unremarkable but neat, clean, and cute. A great spot to reserve for a group ahead of time or to grab a meal with a friend. Chili chicken Steamed veg momos Chicken jhol momo Masala tea $39.2 read more

Freaking delicious, everything. I ordered the samosas, the pork momos, and the mixed chow mein. Soooo flavorful!

Small shop but very authentic experience. Please get the chili momos and the sukuti thali. So delicious. read more

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Yummy spot ! I've lived so close to here for almost a year and never popped in but it's definitely about to become my comfort-spot. Had the Gobi and Momos and they were fresh and flavorful ! The restaurant is cozy and clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Lasuni Gobi - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Great time here!! Our server was so nice, friendly, and just a delight! Had good recs on the food and helpful with making decisions. We had the tea which was some of the best tea I've ever had, my bf said it tasted extra flavorful! We had two other dishes both were excellent. Definitely come in, try a few things and enjoy!! I would also add the momos were huge and so full! Came in an order of 8 or 9 which was also great for the price. read more

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Called our order in a few minutes before arriving since was in a rush, and our food was ready promptly. The steamed veggie momos came with a few dipping sauces and the chicken curry with roti was flavorful and was nice and light in more of a broth than a thick sauce. Enjoyed trying a Nepalese beer! Indoor seating available and to go options available. read more

About half an hour ago, I encountered an issue with my delivery order. I called them, and instead of resolving it, they exchanged messages with me. At one point, they said, "It's on you, it's on you." If a customer orders delivery based on the photo of the meal the restaurant used to advertise, then everything in that photo should come with the delivery. I'm not talking about what the food looks like, but rather all the components of the dish that the photo advertises. I asked for the item, but they said they couldn't deliver it. Instead, they suggested I order more food, and they would give it to me. I said, Why should I order more food? This is on you all. Then I asked for a refund, and they refused. So, this is a lesson: if you have an issue with your food at this restaurant, they will come after you, the customer, rather than take accountability. I like the food here otherwise, but in terms of customer service, I would never patronize this place ever again. read more

Fantastic authentic Nepalese cuisine. We have a delicious meal. Best momos I've ever had.

So happy to have Nepalese in the neighborhood! Unassuming but neat little spot, sweet service (free tea!), and delicious fresh food. I got the veggie momos in johl and thoroughly enjoyed it. read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Veggie momo johl - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Its good, its good! And they're so nice. I didn't realize there's ANOTHER location in Jackson Heights, Queens. It makes sense because they're fully ready to roll, and have not been there many months. So, I suppose its a build, on their success in Jackson Heights. (And if you have not been to Jackson Heights Queens for food?--its a playground! So many varieties of foods, and connects with Elmhurst which is part of the same playground). I shared with friend the veg thali, pork mo mo, and had a mango lassi and masali tea. Give Gorkhali a try. read more

The service was top-notch (my phone was almost dead and they not only helped me charge my phone but gave me their charger with such a kind smile). Then the food--holy moly was it good! I got the assorted platter of lentil soup, curry potato, sautéed veggies, sliced veggies, and stewed goat with sweet & sour sauce and a spicy smoky sauce. Soooooo delicious! They also offer free refills of whatever you want! I had masala tea to wash it down and couldn't have been happier at the end of the night. Can't wait to go back! read more

Gorkhali - Brooklyn - Assorted platter of lentil soup, curry potato, sautéed veggies, sliced veggies, and stewed goat with sauces--all so yum! - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Absolutely recommend. If you don't go to this place, you're wrong. Extensive menu. Very authentic. The service for a walk up spot is amazing. I have to emphasize the authenticity of this place. Reminds me of the kimpab nala in Korea. The after hours spot of champions in Korea. Much like kimpab chonguk. read more

The food was amazing and the staff were very friendly explaining what each dish was. The place was small but they were able to accommodate our party of 7. I got the vegetarian thali which was very good and you could get refills on each of the dishes. I ended up getting a refill on multiple dishes as they were all very good. Can't wait to visit again! read more

Had a great meal. Gorkhali had all my fav Asian dishes under one roof. We ordered a lot of differ dishes to try bc it was so hard to decide. All dishes were very good. Our favorites were the lasuni gobi, spicy aloo and chicken curry. Service was inviting and warm. We will def be back! read more

The food was delicious, but the portions were a bit small. The service was also good as the waitress was very attentive.

Great food, good people. The host is very friendly. Recommend the chicken momos, both steamed and jhol. Lasoni gobi (cauliflower) is really good. Place is also BYOB and they give you a 10% neighborhood discount. read more

Opened recently. I've been ~5 times and the food is great! Recommend the momos. The staff are friendly and have offered tea while waiting for carry out. Definitely check them out read more

Awesome new-ish spot!! We tried fried beef momo, pork momo in broth, chili chicken and pork chowmein. Everything was great, but the chili chicken and chowmein are UNREAL. Everyone was super kind and they also give you delicious tea to begin your meal. Give it a try! read more