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    Momo Hut

    4.4 (18 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Anushka B.

    Momo Hut is a cute little restaurant on Fraser street, right by Fruiticana! We went there on a Friday evening around 6:00pm and the restaurant was pretty empty so we got a place right away. Their menu has a lot of items from indo-chinese to Indian street food and more! Was also super impressed with their portion sizes. We got their: :: Lassi - so they don't have sweet lassi (they do have mango lassi though), so the lassi we got was salty but it was good. Kind of like chaas? was impressed by the presentation. :: Paneer momos - with their momos you can choose what style you would like and they had about 6 different options to choose from. We decided to go for their kurkure momos (basically crispy and deep fried), it was sooo goood! The sauces were ok, we got a mayo base sauce and a chilly sauce. :: Chinese bhel - I haven't found a place in Vancouver yet that has this so I was very excited to see it on their menu. I would always get Chinese bhel on the streets of Mumbai, and honestly... this was pretty close to the real thing. It's basically fried noodles with other things and it's spicy. LOVED IT! And the portion was really big. :: Chowmein and manchurian - it was good, didn't stand out as much as the other dishes though. The service was friendly and fast. Would definitely come back :)

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    Nidhi T.

    We ordered just 10 minutes before closing, and the team at MOMOs Hut was so kind to still take our order. When we got there, everything was ready hot, fresh, and they even packed us extra sauces and napkins. The service was super friendly and fast, and honestly, these were the best momos I've had in Canada. So good! Definitely recommend.

    Goat curry
    Winnie S.

    Service and food were good. I've had momos before but not my friends. We ordered the paneer momos and they were delicious. We believe there were some eggs and vegetables with chopped up paneer in the stuffing. We also ordered the Calcutta chicken curry and Nepalese goat curry. Both the curries were very nicely seasoned and spice level was mild. The Calcutta chicken curry is different from the typical Punjabi style curry that most other Indian restaurants prepare locally so it was nice to try something different. The Nepalese goat curry was flavourful without being over powered by spices. We'll definitely come back and try other dishes

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    Asoke P.

    27 varieties of momo preparation. We had breaded and fried and steamed with chicken. Both wete excellent. The sauces were all very good. The house made hot sauce was very tasty but too spicy for the wimpy. The food was an interesting mix of Nepali, indian and Indo Chinese. Food was defenitley more than momos at the Momo Hut. Chinese bhel is an interesting variation on Indian Bhel.

    Vegetable Manchurian (vegan)
    Matt B.

    I did a takeout order for dinner one evening, having noticed that they have a lot of vegetarian and vegan dishes. They don't seem to have a great grasp of what vegan means, as they assured certain dishes were vegan, but when I asked them if they had ghee, they said yes. Guys, if you're going to label dishes vegan, they can't have dairy in them. Anyway, after confirming the dishes could be made without ghee, we put in our order. They still needed 10-15 mins after I arrived (when they estimated the order would be ready) to finish the dishes. Luckily, the food was fantastic. We got: -Steamed Veggie Momo ($12) -- you get 8 pieces, and they serve 3 different dipping sauces that are all fantastic, especially the red (spicy) one. The dumplings were large, the wrappers were sticky and nicely chewy, and the fillings were generous. These were awesome. Next time we'll have to try some of the other momo dishes. 5/5 -Raioo ($14) -- this doesn't look that interesting, but the flavours are fantastic. This is made with white potatoes and some sort of mustard green that are cooked perfectly so as to still retain some crunch. Very savoury and well-made. 4.5/5 -Yellow Dal Tadka ($13) -- excellent dal, with a nice array of spices, a touch of tomato tang, and adequately salty. Top-notch Nepalese dal. 5/5 -Vegetable Manchurian ($13) -- this is one of my favourites for a special treat. You get a generous number of veggie balls, smothered in a delectable spicy, sweet and salty rich brown sauce cooked with minced red and green peppers and onions. Oh man - so tasty. It was a tad over-salted but when eaten with rice, it works out nicely. 5/5 We got the dishes between medium-hot and hot, which was pretty mild for us. Next time I'd ask for extra hot. Wonderfully delicious food all round, with generous portions and good value. Just be mindful of whether "vegan" dishes are actually vegan.

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    Betsy P.

    Don't let the name or the location fool you - Momo Hut not only has some 18 different types of momos, they also serve a variety of high quality Nepalese food! From the outside, you expect the restaurant to be a hole in the wall, but then you are pleasantly surprised upon entering the establishment. Nice, simple decor. Everything we tried from two types of momos to a "Chinese" bhel (originally from Bombay) was excellently prepared. Our server was very pleasant, always smiling and very attentive. Highly recommended!

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    Great momos. Reasonable price. Good variety. But service was very slow that food got spoiled

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