Tiny portions. I just ordered what I was told was the most filling dish on the menu. It was about…read morehalf the size of a lunch portion for ~$15.50.

From the owner: "Here at Himalayan Spice, our daily goal is to create, serve and enjoy fine Himalayan cuisine! We…read morelove fresh food, flavorful food, food that’s in season, and food that’s distinct. We stock our shelves with fresh market ingredients, so that the food we serve you is as all-natural and flavorful as can be. We welcome you to our food truck , and wish you a hearty appetite!"

Saffron Austin is known for their Indian and Nepalese cuisine, offering a thoughtfully crafted menu…read morethat highlights both traditional Indian flavors and unique Himalayan dishes. According to a close friend, Safran Austin located on Far West Boulevard, is especially known for being the first in Austin to feature a dedicated Nepalese menu I was not very hungry so I ordered the Chicken 65 (spicy deep-fried chicken with tomatoes, curry leaves, and ginger) ...a South Indian specialty. The chicken nuggets were doused in a flavorful curry seasoned and they were super moist and fresh tasting. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. My server, Dipka, was kind and helpful. She offered me water to go as it was pretty hot outside...nice touxh. There are a plethora of vegetarian, vegan, and halal offerings. Looking forward to returning and exploring more menu items...

Good enough food for to go!…read more We got your general white person basics: - Nepalese Momos - chicken tikka masala - garlic naan I will say though that the packaging was fantastic (some may disagree it's wasteful) and ensured that everything travelled safely with no spills in the car!

We ordered the Kothey momo and Jhol momo. Frankly speaking they are really good. Meat is tender and…read morejuicy in the momos. It was dripping from the Kothey momo right there when we were eating. The sauce in the Jhol momo is tangy and fresh from i guess the cilantro. Service is good and the person there was friendly to have a conversation. Good place to hangout in the evening. Oh the spicy sauce has a hard kick to it, careful with that.

We got the fried momos. Fresh af. Fast, friendly, great price, well lit, good music playing. We…read morewould like some other sauce options, but it was all very good. We will be back to try more.

Ordered online for pickup…read more I tried the chicken momo's ($10.99) from here and they were amazing - fresh, flavorful, large, and meaty! They come nicely packaged too with two yummy sauces :) I definitely want to try everything else. Not too much to comment on since it is a food truck and I ordered one item - but I definitely want to order more! There are a few tables outside for sitting.

My first time having Momos in Austin and I chose to go to Everest food truck in Cesar Chavez though…read moreI was recommended to the truck in North Austin. The food truck was small and did have ample seating with other food trucks. There were no clear indication on the prices and spice level nor were we informed or asked about the spice level My order: Veg Momo Chilli Momo The Chilli Momo (as the name suggested) was extremely spicy , at the dangerous level, so they should have let us know. I did love the dish other than the spice levels! the side sauces were spicy too. Having a veg momo on the other hand was making me feel better. I might have to go prepared the next time and ask more probing questions. It is not nice to not display the price along with the menu. You will be only loosing customers with this kind of experience!

I ordered goat biryani and chicken tikka, but they mixed up the order and gave me paneer biryani…read moreinstead of goat. I was disappointed, especially since I was really looking forward to the goat. To their credit, I called and they quickly apologized and sent out a fresh goat biryani without any hassle -- didn't even ask for the incorrect one back. Really appreciated how they handled it. Chicken tikka: 4/5 -- tasty and flavorful, just needed a few more pieces to feel like a full portion. Paneer & goat biryani: 3/5 -- decent, but both could've used more spice and boldness. For a place called Spice House, I expected a bit more heat and complexity. Overall, the service recovery was solid, but the mix-up and average flavor keep this at 3 stars for me.

This food truck was recommended as a top Nepalese spot in Austin. I checked it out and tried the…read morechicken and egg chow mein combo, and I thought it was really delicious. The prices were fair and the wait time was reasonable. There are so many other items to try on the menu so I'm looking forward to returning!

Super delicious and fragrant! When I heard there was an Indian/Nepali restaurant open near where I…read morelive, I was so excited. It's where the old Cici's Pizza used to be! Honestly I wish I could try out the whole menu in one sitting. The only thing is I'm not very experienced in this cuisine, so I had to look up a lot of the foods from the menu on my phone. I don't remember what I got but these are both chicken! It was great though. It's calm and moody inside. The servers are kind and check up on you in a timely manner.

The chicken wings dish is my favorite. I love to sing and they have Karaoke platform and delicious…read moredrinks. The staff are very nice and beautiful! I cannot ask for more. Highly recommended for big a big birthday party, anniversary party, or even wedding party. The price is also very fair. Have lunch there... and you will be happy!

Ambiance: casual Indian/Nepalese restaurant Service:…read moreefficient good service Food: We ordered the fish masala, minced chicken lazeez in a creamy spinach sauce, roasted eggplant bharta . Each dish had a distinct flavor & not too oily. The portions were just right. This is a solid Indian-Nepalese restaurant in the Austin area.

This is a nice neighborhood Indian restaurant that's conveniently located off of Bee Caves. I…read moreordered pick up and the hostess was very friendly while I waited. The restaurant is cute inside and I'll try dining in next time. They give a large portion of chicken tiki masala and a large portion of rice. The samosas were also good. This restaurant is convenient if you're nearby and want to grab a bite of Indian food.

Picture this...heavy thunderstorms...rain is so heavy it literally feels like cats and dogs are…read morehitting your roof. That is what happened today. It is the type of day that makes you want to eat comfort food. Bombay to Kathmandu was the ideal place for some lentil soup and naan. My soup was steaming hot and my naan quite tasty. Walking into Bombay to Kathmandu feels like being transported around the world. The beaded curtains, tin doors and other Indian Nepali artifacts made the place appear authentic. I placed my order with the cashier, who was warm and welcoming. The menu is remarkably diverse, offering classic Indian favorites alongside traditional Nepali dishes, which makes it stand out. The restaurant is known for its momos, curry dishes and aromatic sauces. Importantly, there are plenty of options for both meat lovers and vegetarians. Their creative fusion items, including curry inspired pizzas are their specialties. My soup was quite generous and filling. Prices are reasonable, and the food consistently delivers big on taste. The staff was friendly and willing to help with spice levels and menu recommendations.

This place is close to my home, so we often order food from here. The only item I really enjoy is…read morethe chili momo. We once ordered samosas for catering, but they were disappointing. The filling was overly oily, and the taste wasn't great.

Best Gobi ever!! Pepper Manchurian chicken…read more Butter naan....quite lovely warm and buttery

Unfortunately, this was quite disappointing. We ordered butter chicken and tikka masala, and ran…read moreinto several issues. First, they mixed up the spice levels on our dishes - not a huge deal, but confusing when you're expecting a certain heat level. The bigger problem was the butter chicken. There was barely any chicken in the dish, and the few pieces that were there were extremely dry. Both curries had very watery sauce consistency, which made them feel more like soup than proper curry. Garlic naan was also whatever