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    4.5 (27 reviews)

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    Chicken momo
    Jaymie V.

    I've been looking for a good spot for momos. And this tastes close to homemade. 10 pieces is very filling and I liked it paired with the spicy sauce (forgot the name of it). Overall food was pretty good and the wait was not too long. Staff were friendly.

    Chaithanya M.

    Himalayan Bite is a cozy new gem that truly surprises with its flavors. The food feels homely yet flavorful. Got the veg momos and even though I'm not usually a momo fan, these were packed with perfectly seasoned stuffing and tasted amazing. The veg chowmein had that perfect street style charm and the bullet naan was bold, garlic naan was crispy and aromatic and the cheese naan soft and comforting. The goat curry had tender meat simmered in spiced gravy, while the palak paneer was well balanced. The panipuri didn't quite hit the mark flavor wise and could use a bit more punch but overall the meal was delightful. It's more of a simple and heartfelt eatery that focuses on what matters most, good food and great staff!

    my MOmo skin center is not fully cooked.
    Baboosh C.

    I wanted to give Nepal food a shot, so this is my first time trying this place located right on Thorton next to the Usps. It is a very small shop in a plaza. 1 They are on the higher price end,$2/samosa. most items are $12-$15 each but the amount is small enough to fit into little brown to go containers. 2. Many customers were here to get to go. Another (Indian woman) and I ( non-Indian) woman was here to get togo and we end up waiting at the tables for time to pass. They gave the woman a cup of tea, but nothing for me. which struck me as uncomfortable and awkward 3.They do not accept credit card( most likely due to possible avoiding taxes/fees), despite the exorbant pricing of the items itself. I had no idea until I was at the cash register. They either took cash or Zelle. 4. My momo tasted fine, with a decent amount given to me, BUT the skin was not fully cooked,so I had to recook it at home, I was lucky that i bought take out. 5 My tikki masala Paneer was literally mostly salty curry soup with 5-6 peices of paneer, it was so scarce that it looked like it there was almost no paneer left, the item should be labeled ( tikki masala) that's it since there is barely any panneer in there. Lastly, since you do not take credit card, your items prices are much higher than places such as Chaat Bhavan, etc. The tikki masala was very salty with sparse paneer peices, please do not be cheap with your customers, and make sure to fully cook your food. This is one of the honest reviews with photos for this place. Thank you.

    Dahi papri mix chaat
    Gagan

    Just opened up and so excited to share because it was absolutely amazing. The food was top tier and that's important because Indian food in Fremont is on every street. Their presentation was 10/10 and customer service was amazing as well. Can't wait to try more things.

    Doesn't that look so good you just can't eat one
    Elma L.

    When you go to a restaurant and their food represents the restaurant you know it's good tasty delicious got to taste it it is what it is the food looks so good and it is good the restaurant represents the food and the food represents the restaurant can't miss this one you got to try their food you'll like it and keep coming back for more bring your family and friends the hospitality is 10 they treat you well soon as you get to the door to go in they greet you with open arms you could smell that aroma as soon as you walk in

    Finally, a restaurant in Fremont where the chef is actually one of the partners, and honestly, you can taste the difference! This simple fact translates into consistency and passion that's palpable in every dish, unlike the countless new spots popping up where owners just hire cooks and quality varies by the day (or shall I say, by their mood!). We decided to take the owner's recommendation, and what a decision that turned out to be. He started us off with Veg Manchurian that was perfectly crispy - you could literally smell the freshness before even taking the first bite. Paired it with Veg Noodles where the veggies had this amazing crunch while being perfectly cooked, and we were off to a great start. But the real showstopper was the Veg Chilli Momos. Stir-fried and then sautéed Chinese-style with bell peppers and onions, these were seriously delicious and something refreshingly different from your usual steamed momos. This alone is worth the visit, me thinks! We also tried the Malai Momos which came with a cream topping, but personally, I didn't find it as appealing. The regular steamed momos were good too, but once you've had the Chilli version, everything else takes a backseat. Moving ahead, we ordered the Paneer Tikka Kabob which arrived on a sizzling plate with six huge, beautifully charred chunks of paneer. Fair warning though - it's quite heavy! We also got their Garlic Naan fresh from the tandoor, absolutely loaded with minced garlic, but by this point we were so stuffed we couldn't do it justice. Mental note for next time - just naan and curries would make for a perfect meal! The interior is vibrant and quirky with colorful tones that immediately lift your mood. What really caught my attention was their innovative live pani puri station and a charming chai corner with traditional kulhads that doubles as the reception area. It's these thoughtful touches that make the experience memorable. All in all, Himalayan Bite delivers quality Indo-Chinese food with heart, and the chef-partner's hands-on approach really shows. Will I be back? Absolutely - those Veg Chilli Momos are calling my name already!

    Matka Chai

    Their garlic naan is the best I had so far, you can tell it's freshly baked and so fluffy and soft. The veg chow mein and chaat are also very tasty! We are happy that this place opened and it's so close to us. people are nice there too :) very easy to talk to. They recommended food for us since it's our first time.

    What a presentation!! Amazing gol gappas!

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    Awesome food - everything tasted really good. I am surprised they are not more popular.

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    Hidden gem in Fremont! Love their vegetarian indo chinese options & the service was great. Must visit if you are around.

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    Excellent authentic Nepalese food. We tried momos and chicken chow mein both were very good.

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    11 months ago

    Their veg chowmein , momo and delhi chat was amazing, it was tasty and fresh . It's worth a visit .

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