A first rate Indian restaurant…read more They call themselves Nepali. And the entrepreneurs may easily be Nepali. In the US, calling yourself a Nepali restaurant means taking a standard North Indian menu and adding momo and some Chinese dishes. In Nepal, they eat a lot more than momo. Mountainous regions in poor countries often use forms of protein that Americans don't particularly care for. (Fill in the blanks yourself on this one.) Doing that in the U.S. would be commercial suicide. At one time, Mount Everest had goat intestine on the menu. Goat intestine is relatively un-shocking given other items that Nepalis hunt or butcher and eat. The goat intestines did not sell well and had to be removed from the menu. So mostly what you get here is a plain old North Indian restaurant. Fortunately, Mount Everest is a very good plain old North Indian restaurant. * * * The headline story here is spice. A. Lots of it. B. Not your standard Anglo-Indian curry house spice mixes. I ordered my eggplant with a heat of 4. A heat of 5 is their !!NUCLEAR!! option. 4 is their "Commands Respect- Listen to Me Baby" level. Mount Everest's 4 is most other Indians restaurants 38. Steam came out of ears. Steam came out of eyes. I was amazed my metal container was able to hold that dish. I set a Grayson County speed record for most Naan consumed in the shortest amount of time ... As vast amounts of naan were stuffed into my flaming mouth to lower the temperature. * * * I LOVED IT. I WOULD DO THAT AGAIN IN A NEW YORK MINUTE. * * * If molten lava isn't your thing Ordering your food with a heat of 0 or 1 Will give you a nice lovely very mild dish. Mount Everest caters to all tastes. * * * The spicing here is unusual. This particularly shows up in the salty lassis. I couldn't tell you what the flavor combo was. But it was intriguing and wonderful. That is another dish I would order in a New York minute. * * * Speaking of non-New-York topics, Mount Everest does its best to fit into a Texas-Oklahoma aesthetic. There is a pool table. For all I know, Texoma is full of Indian restaurants with pool tables. But that was the first time, I had ever seen such a thing. They have country-western style decoration, and guitars on the walls to help set a mood. They serve cold beer. I am not used to Texas Ice Houses that also serve Tikka Masala and Aloo Chana. But this is a concept I could definitely learn to like. * * * Overall, this is a first rate establishment. And if you want enough inner fire to be able to climb the Himalayas without wearing a parka, Order any dish with a heat of 5. The snow will melt on either side of you as you pass.

A new Sherman hidden gem for authentic Indian and Nepalese cuisine! Portions and prices are very…read morereasonable, plenty of seating inside, friendly staff, and the naan is huge! One of the best biryanis I've had in a while.

This is located in the Choctaw Casino. We visited it after a concert on 3/14/26 around 11pm…read more Perfect drunk food! Ha! They are also open into midnight. The service is great. The food is delicious. It comes out hot and fresh. Price is about $20 a dish. Worth it!! Food 10/10 Staff 10/10 Ambiance 10/10

The Tonkotsu Ramen soup taste so plain like plain without any flavor at all. I was very disjointed.read more

Exceptional food and service. Moderate pricing . Food is delicious. Service was hit and miss…read more Atmosphere is definitely mom and pop Asian food.

We ordered our food for pick up. They called me to let me know it was ready. The chicken curry was…read moredelicious!!

Family run, excellent and authentic Thai. Been open for at least four years. Have not been…read moredisappointed..... grew to love Thai food in Austin and Dallas so we know what authentic means. Service is quick, food is delicious and it won't drain your wallet!! Enjoy!!

Great little Thai food restaurant in an unsuspecting place! The papaya salad and Tom Yum soup are…read moregreat! Service was fast and accommodating. The restaurant is typical of a Thai one, only they have numerous ice cream that you can choose from at the counter. Nice music and inviting environment!

Fresh rolls and specifically the peanut sauce is very high quality for the price here. Bhan Mi hard…read moreto beat for the price as well. Fun vibe. Nice staff.

Closer to 3.5 stars. A family owned and run Vietnamese noodle shop located in Frisco in a strip…read moremall arrangement. The interior is warm and the space looks new. There is a decent amount of tables but from my only visit here this past December, there were lots of orders being picked up to go and/or by food pickup drivers. I ordered the Smokey Brisket Pho and everything came out quickly for our party. I did notice their portion size was on the small side. Overall, the broth and contents tasted authentic(being from the Bay Area, California) where I have Pho almost weekly. Service was kind and prompt. Overall, not a bad option when you're in Frisco and hunkering for some authentic Vietnamese fare.

That fried rice was so good! Pretty reasonably priced. Tasted fresh. Dumplings were made there in…read morereal time. Ding tai FENG like.

Better than fast food because of the style of food. Average dumplings and lunch specials. Pricey…read morefor what it was. Counter service was pleasant. Dining room was clean and trendy. It wouldn't be my first choice with all the others in the neighborhood because of the price point.

Food was pretty good for Chinese takeout! Good portions for the prices, fast and friendly service…read more Definitely will go again.

Food was good and portions were plentiful. The young man that waited on us was such a nice person…read more It is a bit old dining inside but they had everything very clean and neat. We will definitely go back.