Ordered pick up from here and it was some of the best Nepalese food I've ever had. Every bite had…read moregreat flavor and for a good price.

We had the Chicken Biryani and the Tofu Biryani. Both, sadly, were disappointing…read more Both dishes were served with a literal mound of saffron-seasoned basmati rice. Rice must have been cheap because there was so much of it; each dish had enough for three meals. Both Biryani varieties were seimilar in that they all tasted the same. Like Indian hot dish.

Mr. Momo was one of the vendors at the Vegan Social on Roosevelt Row this past Saturday. My friend…read morewas looking forward to trying their veggie momos (dumplings) as she had heard great things about them. I tried one with a mix of the coconut curry (mild) and garlic chili (hot) sauces. Ooh it was delicious! Soft and flavorful with the coconut and spicy tastes combining nicely. I decided to take some samosas to go and they were very yummy as well. I would love to get their frozen momos next time to take home and enjoy. I tried the veggie ones but they also have chicken and lamb. My friend bought a jar of their coconut curry sauce. The folks running the food truck were very friendly (including Subash the founder) and the bright orange shirts were a clever idea to stand out. Can't wait to try them again!

Mr MoMo's is how we were introduced to this fabulous food truck a year ago. We have purchased…read moretwice now from the Uptown Farmer's Market and never disappointed! We get the frozen chicken momo's with two jars of the coconut curry sauce. I make them with basmati rice and spinach. Makes for an epic dinner! I have steamed and boiled the momo's and either way is fine. The sauce...the sauce! Has a slight spicy kick to it, creamy and more curry tasting than coconut flavor. If you get the chance...visit them. They are at the local farmer's markets and other places: https://www.mr-momo.com/calendar

My coworker suggested this place & I was very excited to try it. Nepali Kitchen feels like a…read morehole-in-wall place where your aunties are cooking for you. The decor is no nonsense but clean. We came here during lunch on a weekday & we were the only ones there so it worked well for a lunch mtg & conversation. We were given hot tea right away which felt welcoming on a cold fall day. I ordered the photo-pleasing thali which comes with an assortment of items but the momos were the star of the show. The service was attentive throughout our meal. The food is vegan friendly too. I wanted to try more items so ended up getting the goat curry & noodles to-go. Noodles were slightly too salty but still ate it all. Goat curry was good. My coworker is from northern India & said this good tastes authentic & reminds her of home. High praise! As someone who aspires to cook Nepali & Tibetan dishes but hasn't invested the time yet to learn, I'm so glad this place exists! This place may seem slightly on the more expensive side, but everything is shareable & multiple meals so worth it! Check out this small local restaurant & make sure to stop by the grocery next store too.

I took my son here for a buffet lunch, but was told they haven't done that for a long while. He…read morewanted Indian food so we thought that food inspired by Nepal, Bhutan, and India would be interesting. There was no one in the restaurant when we arrive at 1:30, and the server was friendly. We both ordered the goat curry with basmati rice. The curry sauce was plentiful and delicious, but the goat was tough and had many bones, ligaments, and tendons to chew around and door out. While some bones are coming in this dish, I've had goat curry at other restaurants and the meat was not tough.

Excellent food. We came here for lunch and really enjoyed it. For an appetizer, we had Samosa…read morechat. It had a variety of flavors. Distinctive and very tasty. We shared two entrees: Chicken Chau-Chau (noodles, vegies and chicken) and Chicken Jogi - chicken thigh meat with vegetables, cooked in tomato stock sauce. In terms of spice level, you can order 1-6. We are older folks and ordered 2. This was spicy but not overwhelming. but we still enjoyed it. This is not a fancy place but it has been here a long time. The food is good & distinctive.

I didn't have a good experience at this restaurant. The chicken momo was overcooked, and we felt…read morethat the meat in the yak momo tasted stale. Overall, the food quality was disappointing and did not feel worth the price. Considering the portion sizes, the cost was also quite expensive. The staff were friendly and polite, which we appreciated, but the overall environment was not very pleasant and could be improved. Unfortunately, the food quality, high prices, and overall experience were very disappointing. We will not be coming back.

No frills, delicious Nepalese Indian dishes. A few tables, quiet storefront. Reserves more…read moreattention! Flavorful dishes, service was adequate. I'd return.

Our daughter is vegetarian, and on a quick trip up to St. Paul we were looking for a unique dinner…read morecuisine option we don't have in the southern metro. She selected Taste of Nepal. It was dark outside when arrived and we missed the turn on the first pass. The parking lot is very small and the front of the restaurant doesn't face Rice St. As other reviewers have mentioned, the restaurant itself was rather small, probably only offering seating for a couple dozen people at most. Ambiance isn't something you're going to go to this restaurant for. While they had main and side dishes I was familiar with, they also had dishes I wasn't as familiar with. We ordered the samosas to start and they came out fast and were delicious. I ordered the chicken biryani since other reviewers spoke so highly of it. For context, this was my first time having Nepalese food. It appears there are differences between the spices typically used in Nepalese food that aren't typically used in Indian dish equivalents (or perhaps not to the same extent), but I didn't care for the strong blend of seasonings in the dish. At first it was hard to place what spice it was until I bit into a clove, and that's when I realized that was the flavor profile I wasn't expecting in the biryani that I was enjoying. It's safe to say that I was expecting more of a tumeric, ginger, garlic biryani, and not the warmer spices biryani that is perhaps the Nepalese style. The raita helped tame some of the flavor so I could eat some of it. I'm sure it's delicious to those who are fans of this combination of spices, it just wasn't for me. My daughter ordered the alook palak and said it was ok. In comparison to the amount of biryani I received, her portion size was quite small. Overall, I'm glad we tried some place new, and I had a new food experience. However, it's safe to say that I won't likely be returning, but again, perhaps Nepalese food isn't my jam.

Came by this stall while at Malcolm Yards because we were looking for gluten free dining options…read more We ordered the Keema Dosa that comes with 2 chutneys and a side of curry/soup. The curry was tasty and tasted homemade and rustic. The dosa crepe itself was crispy, airy, and huge. The filling and chutneys lacked flavor. Was bland and missing spice. We ordered at the counter and were texted when the order was ready. Took about 15 minutes

This restaurant is located at Malcolm yards food hall. We went there on a snowy way and my daughter…read morewanted to try their momo. We ordered half chicken and pork. It comes with 2 dipping sauce. The red sauce tomato chutney, I couldn't figure out the ingredient but it tastes familiar. The green sauce is cilantro mint chutney was pretty good. I like spicy and would have added peppers. The momo were good, had a little soup in them so once you bite into them start sucking the juices. We also ordered the samosa to try and the mango Lassi.

Environment was nice and calm. Food was amazing and came out quickly. Lamb biryani was definitely…read morethe highlight.

My second time getting take-out here. I ordered around dinner time on a weekend and the food only…read moretook about 20mins which I consider good timing. I got the below items and while everything tasted fine, the flavors weren't very robust. Everything was ordered at Mild spice level which had a tiny kick, and the first two came with basmati rice. For some reason they put all the rice in one large foil container, which I later remembered happened last time (2-3 yrs ago). Honestly I wish they wouldn't! Anyway, while nothing tasted bad, 3 stars is the highest rating I can give. FOOD REVIEW: * Palak Paneer -Okay. I can't place my finger on it, but something in the flavor was lacking, and fell a bit flat. * Lamb Vindaloo - Okay. Noticeably more potatoes than lamb. The sauce was a bit thick, almost like canned tomato paste. *Gobi Manchurian - Meh. It was little too acidic (think tomato vs vinegar). Also, sadly it was soggy due to how it was packaged(see pic). They may want to consider using a container that allows steam to escape. *Garlic naan - Okay. TBH I would have been just as fine with the frozen garlic naan from Trader Joes. If I give it another try in the future, and it's for me and someone else I will request they place each entrees rice in it's own container. With stewed/saucy meats and veggies, I like to combine each bite with rice. Without a dedicated foil plate of my own (and say we don't have access to plates 'cause we're out) what do I do? Continuously dip my (used) fork into the communal rice to add into my small container of entree?! Anyway, on a positive note, they do have a decent number of parking spots in the small lot and a lot of tables if you want to dine in.

This is a little restaurant with about 15 or so seats at 3 tables. What they make are momos:…read moresteamed or fried dumplings with a chicken curry filling (they also do a veg version). As a first time visitor to the store, I got a complete tour of the menu, which is happily short and uncomplicated. The most help was getting all the food items explained very well. I got the combo, which included 5 momo (steamed), 1 meat-filled samosa, a bara, which is a fried bread make of lentils, spring onions, and spices. There were 2 dipping sauces available: harisa (hot hot hot!) and a sweet sesame sauce I don't recall the name of. When I ordered he asked which i wanted. I chose the harissa. When he brought my order, he brought the other sauce, too. And I was so glad he did! This little hole-in-the-wall place doesn't have much in the way of ambience, but it has charm, great food, and very friendly staff. I think most people get take away rather than dining in. I rather enjoyed sitting there, just enjoying the food and the heat from the sun through the windows and the spices. So happy I tried it. I will be a frequent visitor for sure!

Seemed closed when I went by despite hours suggesting open. Bummed about that since it is so close.read more

Food was amazing and service awesome. We had vegetable pakora, Tal (lentils) ,naan and Tibetan…read morefried rice. Plenty for 2 people with enough to take home for another meal. Very nice restaurant on the corner in downtown Hopkins.

I had not been here in a long time. Years actually. My Mom suggested we take the neighbors, my…read moredaughter and her to check it out. Good reviews on Yelp as she pointed out. The Somosas were good. Everything else ws really not why they once were. Hoping they improve again. Times are hard and workers may be a Challenge to get. We got Matter Paneer and Makhani paneer. Turned out they just add peas to the Makhani sauce. The vegetable subzi ws mostly potatoes. The pakoras were almost all dough. The soup was frozen peas and carrots in broth w noodles. Not much flavor.

Namaste Café was one of my favorite restaurants when I was in high school. I went back a week ago…read morefor the first time in 8ish years. Sad to say it didn't fully live up to my memories. I love the values of Namaste and that there are so many veggie options, but the food didn't stand out to me. My curry wasn't that flavorful (may have been a spice level thing? I got a 3, so maybe should have gotten higher?). That being said, maybe it was just what I ordered? I got the cauliflower, peas, and potatoes curry. Noticed that have really good happy hour deals, so will be back to try those at some point. I also want to give their Indian street food a try. Still love love love their patio, a nice mix of people watching and greenery!

We celebrated a friend's birthday here and had a wonderful experience!…read more Food was preordered & service was great! The team was attentive to making space for more plates, filling water, taking drink orders etc. We were not rushed at all and were able to visit and enjoy a meal together. If you do not like spice than you will be fine ordering on low spice. If you like some spice than I would suggest leveling it up!! The coconut shrimp with spinach was the table favorite. The cocktails were creative & delicious!