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My first time trying Himalayan/Nepalese food and it was lovely. I tried the food truck at their UW bothell event and enjoyed talking to them. The chicken momos were aromatic, juicy and soft. The flavor melted on my tongue as i took each bite and the fries were somehow the perfect texture of crunchy and soft? the outside was crunchy and fun to bite into but the inside was soft and starchy. I really liked the sauce accompanied with the momos and really liked the fruit juice. I would love to have a meal like this on a sunny day with my friends again. 5/5
We got lured to this food truck at the fremont sunday farmers mkt near downtown seattle. The parking for this farmers mkt is super difficult to find so my recommendation is to uber to it instead. The food truck looked clean and service was friendly, i love that they give u a buzzer, so u can continue moving around in the vicinity vs being stuck standing and just waiting for your order, Also loved the fact that they offer half plate of momos and that way you can try it first and or try more than one variety. In $16, we got: - himalayan fries - 5/5- loved the marination and portion size, the outside was crisp and inside was perfectly soft and not dry. - chicken momo 4 pcs - 4/5 - comes with a variety of sauces. Not bad and nothing i would say was excellent. It was decent.
So, this is the only Place we have ever been to that had gluten free dumplings. Actually had multiple gluten free options. Plus, we had never had Nepalese food before. Everything we had was amazing and the owner helped us out ordering. Definitely give it a try.
Love their vegan dumplings! They don't use sesame in them either which is great news for me! The mild sauce has sesame but not the medium or hot. I really want to try the hot next time. This time I got them from their SLU Saturday Market tent for lunch at work. It was the perfect size for me to quickly eat. Great service and so glad that they are still doing markets even though they have a storefront now. The ambiance was a little different because it was the market, but I took it to go and it's easy to eat and walk.
I came across this food truck during one of the FIFA game viewings in Pioneer Square. I had the Veggie Pakora and the Chicken MomoCha Dumplings. The deep fried Pekora was delicious enough so that I came back on another day and had more. However, the dumplings didn't have a whole lot of flavor. They definitely needed the sauce to give them flavor. Plus, they're pretty lukewarm inside. That means if they weren't fully cooked before the event, they were a little raw inside. I suggest you offer sauce with the Veggie Pakora and not sparingly.
Jose was the star of the show, he was kind courteous & served hot plate of cheese balls our children savored, we cooked up a ravenous appetite for the best selling chicken momos ! Worth the wait and scrumptious portion size..highly recommend:)
My co-worker and I stopped by Kathmandu Momocha for lunch this past week to try some different ethnic food from what we usually get. I've been to Annapurna before in Capitol Hill, but haven't had too much Himalayan or Nepalese food otherwise. We arrived at 11:40am at their South Lake Union location, beating the lunch rush which started at around 12-12:30pm. We shared the PORK AND CHICKEN MOMO LUNCH COMBO and the CHICKEN AND EGG NOODLES. We also ordered a MASALA CHAI TEA and a MANGO LASSI. The total with tax and tip came out to just over $40. The PORK AND CHICKEN MOMOS were alright. They came as a set of 6 dumplings (three of each) plus three fried potato dumplings. The momo dough was pretty thick and the inside was dry and not juicy- these were definitely not soupy like Chinese xiao long baos. If anything, they were more like Russian pelmeni. They definitely needed to be dipped in the spicy garlic sauces they provide. The fried potato dumplings were decent though and I honestly enjoyed them more than the momos. The CHICKEN AND EGG NOODLES were quite disappointing. The dish was basically just lo mein noodles with a little bit of chopped chicken and some vegetables. Panda Express noodles are honestly just as good (and half the price). While the portion was generous, I would definitely not order this dish again. The MASALA CHAI TEA was just okay as well. It had good spice flavor and wasn't super sweet (which I liked), but it lacked richness/creaminess. My co-worker had the MANGO LASSI and found it passable. While I didn't try it, it looked somewhat anemic/light in color. The atmosphere is extremely casual and sterile (think metal counters, metal tables, and metal chairs). It's basically like eating at a fast food restaurant as you order at the kiosk, grab a buzzer, and go up to the counter to get your own food. You bus your own table as well, so there's not much service involved. They also only use foil takeout containers and plastic forks, even if you dine in, which I find wasteful towards the environment. The interior is pretty tight and so be careful when getting up out of your chair. Overall: 2.5/5 for food, 3/5 for service, 2.5/5 for atmosphere and environmental friendliness
We passed by after visiting MOHAI and couldn't resist grabbing some momos. Upon entering, you smell the spices and just know it's going to be authentic! Interior is bright and vibrant with a decent amount of seating. You order on the kiosk and wait to pick up. The flavors were spot on and nice seasoning in the meat. We're visiting and it was a touristy area, but it seemed a bit pricey for a casual spot.
Great spot for lunch! Grabbed a lunch combo with chicken and pork momos. It comes with a salad too. It was all tasty and I'd come back. I think next time I'll try the handmade noodles.
This was my first time trying Nepalese street food, so I don't have much baseline for comparison. I ordered the lunch combo and fried dumplings. The filling was good and tasty, and I really liked the hot cilantro dipping sauce. It was spicy and really elevated the taste of the dumplings. However, the dough wrapper could be thinner, as it felt a bit too separated from the filling. The mango lemonade tasted a little funny, but it wasn't a big deal. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable. I couldn't even finish my meal!
Great food truck MoMos! I ordered the pork MoMos with medium sauce - they were perfectly cooked and wonderfully flavored. The guy working the truck was very friendly. He even let us know what their most popular order was (cheese balls). The truck seemed clean and even provided sanitizer.
This review is for their food truck at Infinity farm farmers market! we bought the Chicken Momos. They were delicious momos and the mild sauce was amazing! Good friendly staff and quick order!
Stopped here when we arrived in Seattle looking for a quick bite! I had always wanted to try momo's and was so excited to find this. Parking wasn't too hard. There is a self serve tablet to order. I ordered the chicken momo. While waiting I took a seat. The cartoon playing is not appropriate at all with explicit language and themes. The service was pretty good! Inside the restaurant was small but clean. The momos themselves were good! Very herby. The sauce was good too.
Okay, I have been DREAMING about gluten-free dumplings, so when we were walking today and saw that they had gluten-free AND vegan dumplings, obviously we had to walk in! We were really just going in to see what they had... and somehow that turned into an order. You know how that goes. Titi was the one preparing our food, and she was amazing about my gluten-free needs. She actually got everything new in the kitchen to make sure there was no cross-contamination. Because of that, we had to wait a little longer, but honestly, I didn't mind at all. I'd rather wait knowing they're taking it seriously and I can actually enjoy my food without worrying! She asked what level of sauce we wanted, and I confidently said medium. She also gave me some mild on the side... and apparently she knew something I didn't. Listen, I eat spicy food, but that medium was NOT medium. That thing was SPICY! The dumplings were really good, and now I definitely want to go back and try the beef and chicken ones too. The portion was actually pretty good as well. One order was enough for hubby and me since we weren't very hungry. If we had gone in actually hungry, though? Yeah... we definitely would've needed two orders. Super down to earth restaurant. great experience, and I really appreciated how seriously Titi took the cross contamination issue. For someone with celiac disease, that means a lot. So yes I will be back ;-) read more
I found Kathmandu Momocha as a pop-up at this year's Folklife Festival in Seattle Center. A quick search revealed they have a physical location, too. Learned something new. We tried their chicken momocha, steamed dumplings, 6 pieces for $13. Unfortunately, they were only lukewarm. They had a long line; I suspect the dumplings are not getting reheated for long enough. I know they are all fully-cooked/steamed and brought here to be warmed and served, so I wasn't concerned about food poisoning. Each momo is well stuffed, densely packed and meaty (much better than the momo food truck in Tulalip) with a pleasantly thin skin. Overall quality of the momo is in fact very good. We are only disappointed that they are lukewarm. The medium sauce is excellent. The pop-up menu has less options compared to the physical restaurant and cost more. The same chicken momocha, steamed dumplings cost $14.95 for 10 pieces if the online menu is accurate. That is a much better price. I still want to try their pan-fried version. Those look good. read more
6 days ago
My first time trying Himalayan/Nepalese food and it was lovely. I tried the food truck at their UW bothell event and enjoyed talking to them. The chicken momos were aromatic, juicy and soft. The flavor melted on my tongue as i took each bite and the fries were somehow the perfect texture of crunchy and soft? the outside was crunchy and fun to bite into but the inside was soft and starchy. I really liked the sauce accompanied with the momos and really liked the fruit juice. I would love to have a meal like this on a sunny day with my friends again. 5/5 read more
1 year ago
We got lured to this food truck at the fremont sunday farmers mkt near downtown seattle. The parking for this farmers mkt is super difficult to find so my recommendation is to uber to it instead. The food truck looked clean and service was friendly, i love that they give u a buzzer, so u can continue moving around in the vicinity vs being stuck standing and just waiting for your order, Also loved the fact that they offer half plate of momos and that way you can try it first and or try more than one variety. In $16, we got: - himalayan fries - 5/5- loved the marination and portion size, the outside was crisp and inside was perfectly soft and not dry. - chicken momo 4 pcs - 4/5 - comes with a variety of sauces. Not bad and nothing i would say was excellent. It was decent. read more
So, this is the only Place we have ever been to that had gluten free dumplings. Actually had multiple gluten free options. Plus, we had never had Nepalese food before. Everything we had was amazing and the owner helped us out ordering. Definitely give it a try. read more
Love their vegan dumplings! They don't use sesame in them either which is great news for me! The mild sauce has sesame but not the medium or hot. I really want to try the hot next time. This time I got them from their SLU Saturday Market tent for lunch at work. It was the perfect size for me to quickly eat. Great service and so glad that they are still doing markets even though they have a storefront now. The ambiance was a little different because it was the market, but I took it to go and it's easy to eat and walk. read more
3 months ago
I came across this food truck during one of the FIFA game viewings in Pioneer Square. I had the Veggie Pakora and the Chicken MomoCha Dumplings. The deep fried Pekora was delicious enough so that I came back on another day and had more. However, the dumplings didn't have a whole lot of flavor. They definitely needed the sauce to give them flavor. Plus, they're pretty lukewarm inside. That means if they weren't fully cooked before the event, they were a little raw inside. I suggest you offer sauce with the Veggie Pakora and not sparingly. read more
7 months ago
Jose was the star of the show, he was kind courteous & served hot plate of cheese balls our children savored, we cooked up a ravenous appetite for the best selling chicken momos ! Worth the wait and scrumptious portion size..highly recommend:) read more
My co-worker and I stopped by Kathmandu Momocha for lunch this past week to try some different ethnic food from what we usually get. I've been to Annapurna before in Capitol Hill, but haven't had too much Himalayan or Nepalese food otherwise. We arrived at 11:40am at their South Lake Union location, beating the lunch rush which started at around 12-12:30pm. We shared the PORK AND CHICKEN MOMO LUNCH COMBO and the CHICKEN AND EGG NOODLES. We also ordered a MASALA CHAI TEA and a MANGO LASSI. The total with tax and tip came out to just over $40. The PORK AND CHICKEN MOMOS were alright. They came as a set of 6 dumplings (three of each) plus three fried potato dumplings. The momo dough was pretty thick and the inside was dry and not juicy- these were definitely not soupy like Chinese xiao long baos. If anything, they were more like Russian pelmeni. They definitely needed to be dipped in the spicy garlic sauces they provide. The fried potato dumplings were decent though and I honestly enjoyed them more than the momos. The CHICKEN AND EGG NOODLES were quite disappointing. The dish was basically just lo mein noodles with a little bit of chopped chicken and some vegetables. Panda Express noodles are honestly just as good (and half the price). While the portion was generous, I would definitely not order this dish again. The MASALA CHAI TEA was just okay as well. It had good spice flavor and wasn't super sweet (which I liked), but it lacked richness/creaminess. My co-worker had the MANGO LASSI and found it passable. While I didn't try it, it looked somewhat anemic/light in color. The atmosphere is extremely casual and sterile (think metal counters, metal tables, and metal chairs). It's basically like eating at a fast food restaurant as you order at the kiosk, grab a buzzer, and go up to the counter to get your own food. You bus your own table as well, so there's not much service involved. They also only use foil takeout containers and plastic forks, even if you dine in, which I find wasteful towards the environment. The interior is pretty tight and so be careful when getting up out of your chair. Overall: 2.5/5 for food, 3/5 for service, 2.5/5 for atmosphere and environmental friendliness read more
We passed by after visiting MOHAI and couldn't resist grabbing some momos. Upon entering, you smell the spices and just know it's going to be authentic! Interior is bright and vibrant with a decent amount of seating. You order on the kiosk and wait to pick up. The flavors were spot on and nice seasoning in the meat. We're visiting and it was a touristy area, but it seemed a bit pricey for a casual spot. read more
This was my first time trying Nepalese street food, so I don't have much baseline for comparison. I ordered the lunch combo and fried dumplings. The filling was good and tasty, and I really liked the hot cilantro dipping sauce. It was spicy and really elevated the taste of the dumplings. However, the dough wrapper could be thinner, as it felt a bit too separated from the filling. The mango lemonade tasted a little funny, but it wasn't a big deal. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable. I couldn't even finish my meal! read more
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Great food truck MoMos! I ordered the pork MoMos with medium sauce - they were perfectly cooked and wonderfully flavored. The guy working the truck was very friendly. He even let us know what their most popular order was (cheese balls). The truck seemed clean and even provided sanitizer. read more
Stopped here when we arrived in Seattle looking for a quick bite! I had always wanted to try momo's and was so excited to find this. Parking wasn't too hard. There is a self serve tablet to order. I ordered the chicken momo. While waiting I took a seat. The cartoon playing is not appropriate at all with explicit language and themes. The service was pretty good! Inside the restaurant was small but clean. The momos themselves were good! Very herby. The sauce was good too. read more
Chicken Momocha: The meat inside was absolutely delicious! We got the mild sauce and it complemented the chicken momocha perfectly. Details about the food truck: There were a few people in front of us, and the wait for our food was less than 10 minutes. They had a box-full of plastic forks which I wished were individually wrapped, but I guess it cuts down on waste. read more
Initially I was like, "almost $20 for eight momos and some cheese ball?? What?!" But I couldn't take my eyes off these juicy meat-filled dough pillows!! And tbh I don't regret ordering them. If I lived in the area I'd buy their frozen ones in bulk. They do not skimp on filling. And while I like heat, I actually went with their medium sauce because it was the most garlicky. The flavours are very unique, and you actually feel like you're getting a taste of Nepal. Btw, check out their website. This biz is doing pretty cool things for the Seattle community. read more
Decided to try this spot on a Friday evening for dinner! I ordered ahead online, and was given an estimated pickup time of 20 minutes. When I got to the restaurant, it was not too crowded at all. It's a smallish storefront with around 6 tables, and it is more of a cafe where you place your order, grab your own utensils and napkins, and bus your own table. Very cute space. The person working let me know that it would take about two more minutes, and quite soon after, I got my order! So no complaints about timing, it came out at approximately the time that was predicted, especially as she was clearly putting together a ton of takeout/delivery orders. They also have 3 types of sauces (mild, medium, hot) and I decided to get the "hot". The momos I got were quite good! The beef and pepper Jack were quite flavorful, and the hot sauce was a nice touch, though not necessary since the momos were good on their own with the meat. Next time I'd love to try the chicken, which unfortunately they were sold out of when I went. Will be back! read more
One liner: authentic food with great vibes but definitely pricey. $18 per person. This cozy joint is in a bustling SLU office area and has lovely nepali style food. The restaurant is decorated to give you Kathmandu vibes and the food is definitely delicious. The staff was friendly and prompt. I like their token system where it vibrates when the food is ready. I ordered the vegan momo/dumpling meal and it was delicious. I will definitely be going back there at some point. Parking may be difficult here if you don't have access to the Amazon parking garages. read more
Oh my god, this food is good. These guys are at most of the Seattle farmer's markets, and it's always my go to. They have a great vegan momocha with amazing sauces. The wait can be pretty long depending on the market, but it's worth it in my opinion. I haven't been to their physical location yet. Also! They sell frozen momochas you can take home and make yourself which we've done a few times. read more
4 years ago
Momos are my favorite food and so when a new Nepali place opens in Seattle, I am always the first to try it! I have never actually heard the "Momocha" name before as I always thought it was just "momo". But never the less it was still tasty! I ordered for pickup and took it home to eat. We bought a bunch of momos and asked for extra sauces but felt they were a bit stingier with the sauces compared to other momo places. I like to have a lot of sauce so this was a bit sad. One thing I noticed right away is that the momo are a bit puffier than the ones I am used to. Specifically I think the dough is a bit puffier, making it more filling. read more
I've been to the food truck in the farmer's market and it is amazing! I've tried the vegan and chicken momos and they're both so lovely and flavorful, and adding the spicy sauce adds an extra kick! Perfect for a cold day in Seattle, an amazing comfort food. This place keeps me coming back to the farmer's market every week! read more
Stopped by their store, and ordered some chicken momos, veggie pakora, and cheesy cheeseballs to-go; we waited about 10 min for our food to be prepared. I enjoyed the chicken momos - they were nicely seasoned (moreso than the typical Chinese/Korean dumpling), with a delicious chuteney (varying spice level) for dipping. The veggie pakora is best eaten first to maintain crispiness; I airfried any leftovers, and they were still pretty good. The cheese balls were a different story - pretty greasy, as they were a sponge for oil. Probably would not order these again, unless the batter was re-done to avoid oil absorbtion. On the pricier side, but the flavors were there! Overall a 3.5, and would likely come back to satisy a momo/pakora craving if in the area. read more
Kathmandu Momocha is a Himalayan, Nepalese food truck. They're based out of Shoreline and make rounds to different events so you can your small bites on while enjoying an attraction. They advertise themselves with 'All freshly handmade and from scratch.' and "Locally Sourced." Can't confirm but it was pretty good. We got some pork Mamocha dumplings which were alright. I didn't find them any better than some usual Chinese or Thai dumplings at a given restaurant. The Crispy Pakora was also alright. Crispy, battered and spiced garbanzos is a nice idea, but I didn't get too much in the way of flavor out of them. They have a handful of other options such as Dumplings: Chicken, Beef & Pepper jack, Pork & Veg, Vegan. Cheesy Cheese Balls, Himalayan Fries, that all come with their "signature sauces" labeled as - Tomato & roasted Sesame mild & Hot Garlicy red chili Sauce. which are of course "Locally Sourced" They were ok but I'm not sure you need to rush to this truck at your local event. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Tried their SLU restaurant - may be it was super hyped up in my mind since I had been wanting to try them for a while but when I finally did try it, it felt like they served decent momos but not great - I felt that the outer cover lacked salt. Their chutneys with the momos were on point though. We also got their cheese balls and that definitely was the best I have had in a while. read more
This is a review for their food truck. I tried them out at the summer solstice festival. I waited in line for 40+ minutes and then waited another hour to get my order. So many people were annoyed and wondering why it was taking so long. They seemed very overwhelmed and scattered but when I finally got my order, I was disappointed. I've had really good momos before, and this was a miss unfortunately. The dumpling wrapper was thick and doughy. You get sick of eating it after a few pieces and it comes with 10. It was certainly not worth the wait so if you see a long line, go grab something else. read more
2 years ago
We tried this food truck in Fremont market, and tried the vegan momo- though we are not a fan of having garbanzo in our momos but the taste was decent. The service was fast and food truck is definitely a good option around! read more
Found them while roaming around SLU Saturday Market. Not much options for vegetarians. Not at all crowded when we came. All of their momos were allready steamed, they just poured in their sauces. Which made the service quick. We ordered their:- Vegan momos- Nice filling of vegetables, had they given the option for pan fried of just fried, the flavor would have been better. On the whole good momos. On the pricier side, which is everything these days. read more
2 years ago
Food truck @ our apt. Food & service were terrible!!! Pokara over fried & burnt. The batter overly salty & not edible. Same for the dumplings. Salty filling inside thick dough wrapping. If the pork dumplings weren't in the red wrapper, you wouldn't be able to tell whether it was chicken or pork dumplings because they use the same filler & too much of it that you can't taste the difference. On top of that the dumpling wraps's too thick to chew that we're not going to eat the rest of this. Service was horrendous!!! Our apt mgr arranged this food truck to arrive & 5:00. The truck arrived 5:30 & 6 us arrived @ 5:00 & patiently waited for him to get ready. I'm writing this review just after we've gotten our food. While 10 people were lined up & waiting patiently, an idiot walked up & started ordering. The cook didn't stop her or recognized us who had been waiting since 5:00. He didn't tell us he was taking orders. We had been in front of him the whole time. He yelled at me when I ordered fried rice & the pork kothy dumplings from their online menu while waiting for 45 min. He kept asking what's kothy? And kept telling me half pork & half chicken dumplings. I had to tell him full orders of each. He was trying to make it easy on him w/half orders. 2 people's order were ready before mine. I was the first person in line since 5:00 & flagged him down the second time he missed our street. He doesn't greet you or thk you even after I did. He shouldn't be in a service industry or around people. Btw...it's 8 dumplings not 10. It's taped over the street sign but not corrected on the website. $60 for terrible food & service. You should be ashamed! read more
2 years ago
I tried their food truck out today and unfortunately it was the most disgusting dumplings or momocha I've ever had. I ordered vegetables and meat momocha and it came up to $25 which was quite expensive for just 10 pieces. First of all the momochas were cold. The skin of both momochas were soggy at the bottom and dry at the top and the meat inside was very bland. I'm guessing that they over steamed the buns. I will never go back again, not even to their restaurant. read more
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