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This Nepali restaurant has been my go to for their momo, thali, and chowmein, but my recent visit was very disappointing. I started with the buff sukuti set served with beaten rice(Chuira), potato pickle (alloo achar) and tomato sauces (achar) and it was quite good. However, I also ordered the mutton sekuwa thali and chicken thali and both were such a let down. So both thali were identical with only difference being the meat. They both came with lentil soup (daal) which tasted stale and watery, the cauliflower-potato curry (aloo gobi) was bland, and the papad was soggy. The chicken curry lacked flavor, while the mutton was average. The mustard saag and pickles were good. No dessert was included in the thalis, which was unusual. A major issue was the garlic naan, which had what appeared to be a white hair. Although staff claimed it might be garlic thread, it was off-putting and ended the meal for me. The small space requires adjustment, and the tap water felt questionable (opt for bottled water). The servers were kind and attentive, but overall, the quality of food needs significant improvement. p.s. only giving one extra for previous experience
Recommended by a Nepalese friend that mentioned that Kabab n Kurry has the best representation of Nepalese food so we tried it. The portions were huge and prices were fairly cheap. All the dishes were very flavorful with lots of spices. They had the best Momo I have ever tried! Staff were sweet and friendly. It seemed like it was family owned but not sure. Check this place out if you wanted to try Nepalese food.
This place honestly feels like a hidden spot, but totally worth visiting. The food was really good, full of flavor and nicely spiced, and definitely worth the price. They use halal meat. Service was quick, the vibe is nice, and the lunch options are pretty reasonable.
We went here on the recommendation of a colleague and it was a great suggestion. It was a long drive for us but we were in Irving for something else, so off we went. The place is modest, maybe even a candidate for Guy's DDD. It's small with about 10 tables or so of different sizes. We came for the mo:mos and they did not disappoint. A mo:mo is a Nepalese dumpling (from the country of Nepal, northeast of India). I ordered the combo of sekuwa chicken and 5 chicken mo:mos and they were beyond phenomenal. I won't be able to think about any other food for weeks. Although I've only had mo:mos a couple of times, these were the best I ever had by far. The flavor and execution was excellent. Highly recommended. I would get those every time. The accompanying sekuwa chicken was also phenomenal. Sekuwa is an Indian spice that is used as a marinade. The flavor was deep, rich, complex, and sophisticated. The chicken thigh was tender and juicy. The sauce that it came with on the side was super spicy and totally unnecessary IMO. The wife and I also split a butter chicken dish and it was very flavorful. The chicken was super tender and not dried out. The naan bread seemed to be steamed as it lacked that crispy exterior but it was good nonetheless. The masala tea was very tasty and a perfect addition. Prices are very reasonable. Service was friendly and helpful. If we lived closer, I would eat here at least once a week. Every time we will be in Irving we are returning here for sure.
We arrived on Sunday and we were seated right away, we went looking for chicken momo. We arrived at a perfect time, only two tables were seated. By the time we left, it was full. We started with Veg Pakora, veggies fritters with dipping sauce. We got the Chicken momo and we added a plate of a common favorite, Butter chicken. Both dishes were delicious. Service was fast and friendly.
I've always wanted to try Nepalese food and finally made it to Irving Kabab N Kurry after several recommendations and it did not disappoint. 5/5 Chicken Momos: Ofc I had to order the most famous Nepalese dish. These were super flavorful and delicious. I really enjoyed the sauce that came with it but I dipped mine in the Chicken Tikka and it was even better. 4/5 Chicken Tikka: Taste a little different than the Indian versions, but I like it! It was very creamy, sweet, and flavorful. I do wish that it came with rice, both rice and naan costs extra. 5/5 Sekuwa Chicken: One of the star dishes! The chicken was SO moist and the flavor was very deep and complex. I really liked the dry, toasted rice that it came with and the other side dishes. Overall, very authentic restaurant with amazing food. The portions were pretty generous for the price. Service was very friendly. I'll definitely be back!
Of the 4 Nepali restaurants I've tried across Dallas, Kabab N Kurry has had the best Momos thus far. Its also the only place that has hand made peels, and thats pretty much what is giving it the edge. The peels are chewy and delicious, and the filling is very well seasoned. The Thali was very complete, and the curry was good. The chicken was a little over cooked but thats pretty common for thali curries as its not made to order. The Pakora was great. Super well seasoned and fresh out the fryer. Served with momo sauce too, which is a great paring.
My quest to try and review every Nepali restaurant in a 10 mile radius continued with Irving Kabab N Kurry. I've been in person to this restaurant in the past, but it's been a good couple years and so decided to try them again to leave a review based on my most latest experience. They have some really good fried chicken sausages, and they're done differently than those in other Nepali joints because they season aggressively with spices and add onions and cilantro. They're paired with a nice tomato/chili sauce and a perfect way to start the meal. The fried rice opted for included three kinds of protein - chicken, goat meat and shrimp. Wish the rice was seasoned a bit more for my palate, otherwise it was fine. The chicken sekuwa (roasted meat) is usually paired with choila (beaten rice), but in this case the rice was normal but seasoned. It also came with a side of veggies. The chicken was moist on the inside. Except for being a tad higher in the sodium level, it was an otherwise very flavorful option.
The convenience of Irving Kabab N Kurry is that they're open late night, and great to satisfy a momo craving. Beyond that craving, I don't suggest coming for anything else. The chili chicken momos and steamed round chicken momos are both fantastic, and the accompanying sauce is just as flavorful. Some other items my husband and I tried were - A goat entree that was supposed to come with rice.. but didn't. Overall taste was subpar - A noodle dish that came with goat when we ordered it with chicken. The taste of the entire dish was overwhelmingly taken over by the gamey meat taste. - Chicken 65- which is supposed to be a spicy deep fried dish, but this was not fried and was in fact served as spiced big chunks of chicken breast. Flavor was okay, but not the experience to be looked for. Overall, as mentioned, great for momos, not for other dishes. Service is also slow.
Delicious authentic food, we had chicken beryani, buttet chicken and chicken tekka masala. Fast service, affordable prices. A must try restaurant. add it to your list now, thank me later.
11 months ago
Food is great, people are great, and service is great! The place 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! read more
9 months ago
We recently dropped by again. The food was still delicious. We had the Momo's, Biryani, and Noodles. We will definitely be returning. read more
2 years ago
My friends recommended this place for the best kebabs and dumplings (momos) in town, and I'm glad I tried it! I had the chilli momos, chicken momos, and tikka masala momos. The tikka masala momos were my favorite--so flavorful and creamy. I also ordered fried rice, veg chowmein, and potato chilli. The potato chilli was really tasty and crispy. The veg chowmein was a bit too spicy for me, even though I ordered medium spice--next time, I'll go for mild. If you love dumplings, you should definitely try this place! The food tastes very authentic. It's a BYOB spot with a simple setup of about 8-10 tables. Highly recommend! read more
This Nepali restaurant has been my go to for their momo, thali, and chowmein, but my recent visit was very disappointing. I started with the buff sukuti set served with beaten rice(Chuira), potato pickle (alloo achar) and tomato sauces (achar) and it was quite good. However, I also ordered the mutton sekuwa thali and chicken thali and both were such a let down. So both thali were identical with only difference being the meat. They both came with lentil soup (daal) which tasted stale and watery, the cauliflower-potato curry (aloo gobi) was bland, and the papad was soggy. The chicken curry lacked flavor, while the mutton was average. The mustard saag and pickles were good. No dessert was included in the thalis, which was unusual. A major issue was the garlic naan, which had what appeared to be a white hair. Although staff claimed it might be garlic thread, it was off-putting and ended the meal for me. The small space requires adjustment, and the tap water felt questionable (opt for bottled water). The servers were kind and attentive, but overall, the quality of food needs significant improvement. p.s. only giving one extra for previous experience read more
1 year ago
Recommended by a Nepalese friend that mentioned that Kabab n Kurry has the best representation of Nepalese food so we tried it. The portions were huge and prices were fairly cheap. All the dishes were very flavorful with lots of spices. They had the best Momo I have ever tried! Staff were sweet and friendly. It seemed like it was family owned but not sure. Check this place out if you wanted to try Nepalese food. read more
6 months ago
This place honestly feels like a hidden spot, but totally worth visiting. The food was really good, full of flavor and nicely spiced, and definitely worth the price. They use halal meat. Service was quick, the vibe is nice, and the lunch options are pretty reasonable. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
We went here on the recommendation of a colleague and it was a great suggestion. It was a long drive for us but we were in Irving for something else, so off we went. The place is modest, maybe even a candidate for Guy's DDD. It's small with about 10 tables or so of different sizes. We came for the mo:mos and they did not disappoint. A mo:mo is a Nepalese dumpling (from the country of Nepal, northeast of India). I ordered the combo of sekuwa chicken and 5 chicken mo:mos and they were beyond phenomenal. I won't be able to think about any other food for weeks. Although I've only had mo:mos a couple of times, these were the best I ever had by far. The flavor and execution was excellent. Highly recommended. I would get those every time. The accompanying sekuwa chicken was also phenomenal. Sekuwa is an Indian spice that is used as a marinade. The flavor was deep, rich, complex, and sophisticated. The chicken thigh was tender and juicy. The sauce that it came with on the side was super spicy and totally unnecessary IMO. The wife and I also split a butter chicken dish and it was very flavorful. The chicken was super tender and not dried out. The naan bread seemed to be steamed as it lacked that crispy exterior but it was good nonetheless. The masala tea was very tasty and a perfect addition. Prices are very reasonable. Service was friendly and helpful. If we lived closer, I would eat here at least once a week. Every time we will be in Irving we are returning here for sure. read more
We arrived on Sunday and we were seated right away, we went looking for chicken momo. We arrived at a perfect time, only two tables were seated. By the time we left, it was full. We started with Veg Pakora, veggies fritters with dipping sauce. We got the Chicken momo and we added a plate of a common favorite, Butter chicken. Both dishes were delicious. Service was fast and friendly. read more
I've always wanted to try Nepalese food and finally made it to Irving Kabab N Kurry after several recommendations and it did not disappoint. 5/5 Chicken Momos: Ofc I had to order the most famous Nepalese dish. These were super flavorful and delicious. I really enjoyed the sauce that came with it but I dipped mine in the Chicken Tikka and it was even better. 4/5 Chicken Tikka: Taste a little different than the Indian versions, but I like it! It was very creamy, sweet, and flavorful. I do wish that it came with rice, both rice and naan costs extra. 5/5 Sekuwa Chicken: One of the star dishes! The chicken was SO moist and the flavor was very deep and complex. I really liked the dry, toasted rice that it came with and the other side dishes. Overall, very authentic restaurant with amazing food. The portions were pretty generous for the price. Service was very friendly. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 years ago
Of the 4 Nepali restaurants I've tried across Dallas, Kabab N Kurry has had the best Momos thus far. Its also the only place that has hand made peels, and thats pretty much what is giving it the edge. The peels are chewy and delicious, and the filling is very well seasoned. The Thali was very complete, and the curry was good. The chicken was a little over cooked but thats pretty common for thali curries as its not made to order. The Pakora was great. Super well seasoned and fresh out the fryer. Served with momo sauce too, which is a great paring. read more
My quest to try and review every Nepali restaurant in a 10 mile radius continued with Irving Kabab N Kurry. I've been in person to this restaurant in the past, but it's been a good couple years and so decided to try them again to leave a review based on my most latest experience. They have some really good fried chicken sausages, and they're done differently than those in other Nepali joints because they season aggressively with spices and add onions and cilantro. They're paired with a nice tomato/chili sauce and a perfect way to start the meal. The fried rice opted for included three kinds of protein - chicken, goat meat and shrimp. Wish the rice was seasoned a bit more for my palate, otherwise it was fine. The chicken sekuwa (roasted meat) is usually paired with choila (beaten rice), but in this case the rice was normal but seasoned. It also came with a side of veggies. The chicken was moist on the inside. Except for being a tad higher in the sodium level, it was an otherwise very flavorful option. read more
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The convenience of Irving Kabab N Kurry is that they're open late night, and great to satisfy a momo craving. Beyond that craving, I don't suggest coming for anything else. The chili chicken momos and steamed round chicken momos are both fantastic, and the accompanying sauce is just as flavorful. Some other items my husband and I tried were - A goat entree that was supposed to come with rice.. but didn't. Overall taste was subpar - A noodle dish that came with goat when we ordered it with chicken. The taste of the entire dish was overwhelmingly taken over by the gamey meat taste. - Chicken 65- which is supposed to be a spicy deep fried dish, but this was not fried and was in fact served as spiced big chunks of chicken breast. Flavor was okay, but not the experience to be looked for. Overall, as mentioned, great for momos, not for other dishes. Service is also slow. read more
4 years ago
Delicious authentic food, we had chicken beryani, buttet chicken and chicken tekka masala. Fast service, affordable prices. A must try restaurant. add it to your list now, thank me later. read more
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4.5 stars so far! I recommend to try their round-shaped chicken momo, which is so flavorful and not overly spiced. Their milk tea and mango lassi are the best I have ever had in the area. The home made yogurt is most likely the best yogurt I have ever had. They have free wifi, open until late night (2 am), and serve the best Nepali food in the area. I drive 15 miles just to get their food and drink. It's that good. The con is consistency. Sometimes they play awesome background music and other time it's dead silence...a little awkward. Menus are a bit confusing. They have multiple menus with different prices for same item. Last time I stopped by, on a cold day with 40 degrees outside, the inside was pretty much the same temperature. Freaking freezing. Could not stay for long. Once I see any improvements, I will update this review. It's tucked away behind a gas station. read more
5 years ago
Girls at the counter are really sweet. Amazing Curry for price and quality. Mango lassi is really good, so are appetizers. Restaurant is always packed! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
The food is good. It's a pretty big portion for what you're given and you're most likely gonna have to take some to go in a box. The seating situation feels like you're cramped and others can definitely hear in your conversation. The service is nice too I always see the two girls working there. I would recommend the tikka masala momo. read more
5 years ago
Best Nepali food in town! Chatpate was great and they have the most delicious mo:mo / dumplings!! read more
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I'm not happy to rate the lowest and make such a review, but as a customer, I need to let the management know about the quality of food they been serving. I love kabab and curry, their food and service. It wasn't the first time I got mo:mo as in the image. I even called the restaurant a few times and told the server about the food and didn't ask for much but just to let the chef know about it. Mo:mo was dry and one time there was no salt at all for keema. The chef forgot to add salt, I suppose. Yet I chose to order from them, but I'm not sure about the days ahead. If they keep serving food like that then I won't. I really hope the owner gets to see the review and try to serve better quality food to their customers in the coming days. read more
4 years ago
Zero stars . Piece of steel scrubber came along with momo. This is the second time with me. In the first instance it was strand of long hair. I gave them second chance but they are still not carefull enough. How can A piece of steel scrubber can come in the momo box? This is utter negligence. I am not going to eat at this place ever again and recommend all to do the same. I wonder how are they passing the inspection? I will definitely complain at concerned party for inspection. read more
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I tried selroti after a long time! It was amazing! I tried beef chilly . It was surprisingly yummy. Great food with good price! read more
6 years ago
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