We have made Amaravathi's our weekend tradition for dinner. Our favorites include the butter…read morechicken and vijayawada chicken biryani. The flavors are excellent! We live in the neighborhood and are happy to have such a great addition nearby!

Grand opening this weekend, serving South Indian flavors. This is a family owned restaurant with a…read morebunch of dishes made from scratch and unique flavors that I haven't ever tasted before at other Omaha Indian restaurants. . We got chicken in a toasted lentil crust, which was delicious and unique. It was herb and nutty and like no other chicken dish I have ever tried. We got a green chilies chicken dish that also was delicious and unique. We loved these! We also got some appetizers, fritters and stuffed deep fried chilies and both came with house made coconut dipping sauce which was outstanding. It is not out of a jar. . The family that owns this restaurant are so friendly and nice. They truly want you to like their cooking. . I can't wait to go back! . This place is located in a little shopping plaza where Pizza West and Bomb Taco are located. Plenty of free parking.

Food is always good and fresh. Garlic pita is great. Have done delivery several times and it was…read morequick. Spicy has some good heat.

This was my first time, stopping in, although I live just a few blocks away. This is a hidden gem…read morein my neighborhood, and I will definitely be back! The butter chicken had a great flavor, and much more chicken than I expected, or than the picture shows as it was doused in such a great quantity of the sauce! The garlic naan was great as well. The shop is very small, and is part of in Indian market, so there is not much seating. You order at the counter, wait about 10 or 15 minutes, and get your food in to go containers. The staff was very nice and informative, and the place was clean and had plenty of seating at the time we came on a weeknight. You can tell the food is very authentic by the clientele, and the placement within an Indian market! It is not pricey either, I will definitely be back with friends!

A group of friends and I have a supper club, and visited Nepali Restaurant Inc as one of our stops…read moreone month. It had its highs and lows, but overall I would still recommend it. Napali Restaurant is in a strip mall and has a little bazaar/shop at the front, so there were lots of people shopping and hanging around in the front. The interior is bright and fun with orange walls and lots of tables. We sat at a large combined table since we had a bigger group, and they were able to accommodate us easily. We shared a few starters: -Puri Sabji: These were crispy, thin bread slabs with a dipping sauce of seasoned veggies. It was nice and light for an appetizer, but I might have liked it with a softer bread vs. crispy. -Samosas: Potatoes fried up into a pastry with delicious spices and veggies. These are a favorite at a lot of places, and these held up to that. -Chicken Momo: Little pods of heaven! These were delicate little dumplings full of saucy chicken that melted in our mouths. And our main dishes were pretty delicious too: -Thukpa with Pork: Pretty similar to chicken noodle soup, but with pork! The broth was chicken though, so there was that flavor too. Salty, meaty, and savory. Perfect dish for a cold rainy day! -Pork Mashu Chiura: This was a dish with two kinds of rice (flat and puffed) along with a big section of flavorful pork. I loved the textures of the different rices, and you could mix them as you eat each bite for a few different textures and flavors. While the exterior is a little busy and bustling and may be off-putting, I think the nice ambiance inside and the quality of the food make a visit worth it.

I came here and ordered some carryout. I'm sorry to report that I really didn't care for the…read moreentrees that I got. The chicken curry was fine but not great. The pork sadheko was so dry and tough...my Dad actually choked while eating it, I will spare you the details of all that. What was GREAT though, is the mo mo. Easily the best ones I have ever had (I got the vegetable, steamed). So: I will be coming back here to try again. They have some noodle dishes and soups that look good. The menu online and the menu at the end do not match up so I will figure things out when I go.

Overall this was a okaish place for me The food was decent…read moreThe staff was incredibly sweet and welcoming Definitely try the TEA it was amazing and easily the favorite part

Wow! Super yummy and filling! We highly recommend the pork chili momos, and the thukpa was perfect…read morefor a cold day - very hearty! The service was great too! Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. Definitely a casual spot. We'll be coming back! (Probably in a few days because I'm already craving more momos)

This is one stop your TRAIN won't want to miss!!! I was…read morepresently surprised to find this late night Momo restaurant in Omaha Downtown during my last visit there. I really lovveed the atmosphere of this restaurant. The dim red lights, cool air, and the buzz of people talking created a nice, relaxed vibe. The staff were super friendly, we were seated quickly, and the restaurant was very clean. My favorite part was the outdoor seating area overlooking the quiet downtown streets. It was a great place to sit and enjoy the evening. We went in and instantly ordered the chicken and pork momos - 10 each. There was a long 15 -20 min wait because it was quiet late and they wanted to make them fresh but as soon as they came out - my heart filled with so much joy and excitement because they looked and tasted absolutely authentic and were priced right- $15 each. The wrappers were thin yet sturdy, had a well seasoned moist filling that tasted fresh and home made. The chutney it was served with, felt like it was bought from Nepal - it was spicy, smokey and tangy and really complimented the momos. Your train should definitely stop at this station without fail!!! They are a complete flavor bomb.

Didn't expect to find good Asian food in Omaha, particularly Nepalese! Stopped by for a weekday…read morelunch and we were the only people in the restaurant. Our server was very kind and helpful, as neither of us are familiar with Nepalese cuisine. The lunch menu is quite limited - your food options are aloo chops, which are deep fried crispy potato patties and fried/steamed momos (Nepalese dumplings) in pork, chicken, or vegan. We ordered the aloo chops and steamd pork + chicken momos. Everything was delicious! I'd recommend getting all four sauces too - they really add to the momos. Pricing was very fair as well. Definitely worth a visit!

I'm usually not a big fan of Indian cuisine cause the curry could be too overpowering but these two…read moreitems were amazing! The pakora was deep fried nicely with a "spicy dipping sauce". I'm not quite sure what was all on the non veg thali but it was like a mini sampler of their menu and it was good! My favorite was dipping the naan bread with what I'm assuming was the tikka masala. Portion to price I would say was decent. Customer service was okay, I couldn't quite hear what the worker was saying cause he was so soft spoken. It's located inside inner rail food hall w plenty of seats inside and outside on the patio. There's also a bar and board games available which makes it a cute spot for a night out especially since it did take a bit of time for the food to come out.

Lots of food to chose from at Inner Rail but this Indian cuisine is on point! I ordered Chicken…read moreTikka Masala with side of rice & Naan bread. The flavor is Mild & the serving size is good portions! I had some left over for lunch! We will definitely be back!!!

My friend and I love to try different places all the time so this was our pick for the day…read more When I walked in there was a very pretty entrance and I was granted by a nice lady. My friend ended up being late but that was ok because I ordered us some delicious butter garlic naan. She ordered the butter chicken, yum and I ordered mushroom soup and the mixed grill. There was way more food than I expected but all delicious.

Really a 3+ review. Went with a group of 11 to check out the "new " Indian restaurant in Papillion…read more Not an overly large place, 8-10 booths/tables and you can also sit at the bar. The menu is good in that it explains the different types/styles of Indian cooking, the variety of spices, etc. Only 1 primary waiter. Had an associate who would help run food and clean, but nothing else. The group ordered different types of naan (Indian bread). Had plain, buttered and garlic butter. It was good. Got some samosas which are stuffed pastry appetizers with peas and potatoes. Good tasting. We had Korma Chicken, Butter Chicken, Tandoori Shrimp, a vegetarian dish and sampled a few other things. You pick your spice level from 1-5. 5 being the most spicy. Food was good. One of our group ordered a spice level of 1 (no spice) and it came out so spicy she could not eat it. While the food was good, none of it came out at the same time. So the group had to eat so the food wouldn't get cold while others sat and waited Another tasty treat was the Mango Lassi (a yogurt and mango mix which had good flavor and helped take down some of the spiciness. Waiter was hustling, but the place filled up and made it a bit more difficult to get around to everyone in a timely manner. Prices are reasonable. Portions are not overly large. Definitely worth a try.

Love the momos! Love the dipping fsauce! Love this place!…read more. Pro tip: cooked to order so it may be many minutes before your momos are ready. Patience. And your taste buds will be rewarded!

An important note first: Kathmandu is located within a food court. This was not obvious to me from…read morethe listing and reviews before I went. That said, it is a nice food court with several good vendors, a bar, greenery, and natural light. We spent nearly $40, which we felt was pricey for a lunch for 2, but the portions themselves were generous. There was an absolute ton of rice in each rice bowl, probably at least 1.5 cups. We both ate the toppings and left behind ton of extra rice. I would recommend they add more kimchi, cucumber, or something to balance out the rice. The taste was okay - the bang bang chicken had more of a mustard taste, which I liked, and the tofu had more of a sweet and sour, which I didn't. The potato wedges in the bowl had the best spice on them, which I think was a sweet chili. The curry fries were good, and I liked they you could add those on with a can of soda for $3. They also have the option to add a side of 4 dumplings on to your bowl, which is the perfect amount to get a taste. The chicken dumplings were decently tasty, and served with soy sauce. Overall, this was a solid place for a quick lunch, but not a standout in my book.