This place is so worth it I had to go back again. My second visit I ordered veg steamed momo's and…read morechicken chow mein. The service was on point and they brought me water as well. The flavors are authentic and taste amazing. I appreciate the different spice levels so they accommodate if don't want it spicy. The chow mein was amazing and the momo's are also a must try. This place is definitely one of my favorites in the TL.

Went here for dinner while staying in the city. Got into town a bit late so was glad to find this…read morespot open and nearby. Got a pizza and an order of momo. The momo was very flavorful and well made. The pizza was good I think it could have been spiced a bit heavier but was crisp and tasty. The staff was friendly and the food came out quickly. Not a ton going on decor wise inside very basic a few tables and chairs but a great spot for a quick bite or take out.

Fantastic food! We stayed at the Holiday Inn nearby and were looking for a quick late night meal. I…read morefound Himalayan Cuisine and took the 4 minute walk. Walking in you are greeted with a taste of Nepal. Beautiful paintings on the wall and a great smell of the cooking. We ordered Samosa Chaat, Pakora, Samosa, butter chicken and garlic naan. Everything was delicious and so affordable! Between the three of us, we were stuffed! Highly recommend if you are in the area and in the mood for Indian/Nepal cuisine

First time at Himalayan Cuisine SF. This was backup option since this was closed on Labor Day…read more Himalayan mix veggies had good assortment and nice flavor $13.99 Garlic naan $3.99 light but not too fluffy. Service was good, water refilled multiple times Portions are on smaller side. Street parking

The garlic naan in itself gives this restaurant a 5 Ordered the garlic naan, chicken momo steamed…read moredumpling, and a chai. Plenty of seating inside. Service was great! The garlic naan was the best I've ever had. Crispy at the end and edges and soft and light at the outer rim layered with salted butter on both sides of the bread with fresh garlic slices on top paired with fried garlic bits and cilantro bits. Would come again just for this appetizer 2.99$ 10/10. Momo chicken dumplings - not bad but both sauces provided are spicy. I can't eat spicy so I didn't get to dip my dumplings otherwise these may have tasted a lot better. Meat inside wasn't dry and had a light taste of curry with slight spice. Not a hit for me but could be if you like spicy. Chai was not my cup of tea but my friend liked it. Strong tea flavor but not sweet or creamy enough for what I like. Get if you like a more natural water based chai flavor.

Offers Indian and Chinese food momos fried rice ..newer restaurant ..mountain theme ..got chicken…read morebiryani ..after the Roxie

Dancing Yak is seriously such a hidden gem in SF! Everything we tried hit the spot:…read more Kale Chaat: Super crispy, incredible flavor, and honestly addicting. Chicken Momos: Juicy, cooked perfectly, and super comforting. Tofu Shapta: Packed with flavor and just the right amount of spice. Also, do not sleep on their house chili powder. It's so good we literally bought a bottle to take home. 10/10 recommend checking this place out if you haven't already!

My group of 7-8 people came here for a late dinner after a comedy show in the Presidio/Marina area…read more The staff accommodated us and merged 3 small tables together so that we could all sit together as a group, which was nice. One of my friends went overboard and wanted to order 6 plates of momos. We negotiated down to 4 plates, which still felt like a lot in addition to the chicken biryani, chicken chow mein, egg fried rice, fish pekora, and naan that we ordered as well. We had to wait a while before the food started to arrive, which was not unexpected considering the size of our group and the amount of food that we ordered. I especially liked the chicken biryani and chicken chow mein. Some of the other dishes like the egg fried rice weren't quite to my liking, but that's why it was nice to have a good variety of dishes. Overall, I felt the food was priced affordably. The experience dining in was net positive and would recommend.

This was, by far, my favorite spot in my first trip ever to SF…read more I don't eat Nepalese food that often, but this place climbed right to the top of my list of comforting, delicious meals to eat in the middle of a busy city. Everything is family style (i think) so it's a great chance to try a number of dishes! Servers were sweet, and even though we were seated outside in the April chill, the tables were warmed under ambient lights. A few standouts: - Pork Momos - Cashew curry - Samosa Tarkari

Came with a group of seven and shared delicious plates family style…read more We got the Butter chicken Lamb Tofu Garlic naan Nepalese bread Chicken & veggie momos Staff attentive and friendly. Only thing is it's really loud so we could barely hear each other or the recs. But other than that the food was good and had a great time.

Really great Nepalese food. So many flavors and a lot of dishes to choose from. We ordered the…read moregarlic naan, cheese nan, paneer, biryani shrimp, okra, veggie momos, cauliflower, and fish. Everything was incredible and it was fun to try a variety of dishes.

I normally avoid giving any restaurant low ratings since every restaurant can have off days but…read moreread on why. We were in pier 39 area and this place was not too far. We ordered chicken momo, chicken noodle soup and veg chilli momo. The chicken momo and veg momo were just ok. The noodle soup had instant ramen in it and undercooked. I was planning to overlook that. I went to the restroom unfortunately you have to pass through the kitchen to go there and I was stunned how dirty the kitchen was. On top of it, I noticed they had boxes of frozen samosas from grocery stores as well as frozen momos. So basically this restaurant is reheating frozen food and selling it as fresh Nepali food and hoping no one will notice. The dirty kitchen and reheating frozen food from Indian grocery are not my idea of Nepali food. Hopefully the restaurant will change its way from my feedback. I love Nepali food and Nepali people and hate to give low reviews to small businesses.

So tasteless interior with flavorless food & tea. I won't…read morego back. Wish more classic style interior and more flavor add to food.

Good spot for Indian food, the flavors and texture were good, however the quantity of the entrees…read moreseemed lesser compared to similarly priced restaurants. The two paneer dishes we ordered were good - we liked the korma better than the paneer tikka masala. The butter naan was also nice and soft. They had some extra charges for additional order which was very strange and they have 2.5% surcharge for credit cards so remember to carry cash to avoid the fee.

Hidden gem of a restaurant! We just stumbled upon the restaurant by chance while walking down the…read morestreet, and were surprised how delicious the food was and how nice the staff were. Can't wait to come back the next time I'm in SF

Rose Indian is very well lit and inviting for these cool late nights in the inner sunset. The…read morepakoras are simply wonderful and if you love chai this is the place. Everyone here is so nice it has become my everyday go to for Indian cuisine. I celebrated my 50th birthday here if that tells you anything. Truly phenomenal !

Another delicious meal at Taste of the Himalayas on Bridgeway…read more This husband-and-wife-owned restaurant does it all themselves, and we appreciate supporting a local small business--especially during June and July, when summer can be a slower season. The menu includes familiar favorites like Chicken Tikka Masala, as well as excellent tandoori dishes, curries, lentil soup, and more adventurous options such as goat stew. Every meal we have had there has been delicious. And we're clearly not the only fans--almost everyone we know says it is fantastic!

Being Nepali, we are on the search for our favorite Nepali cuisine in the Bay Area. We came over to…read moretry momo. The ambiance is very nice - it was a quiet and it looked like there were more seats in the back. I didn't see outside dining but also with the weather getting colder it makes sense. We ordered a chicken and veggie momo to try both. We really enjoyed the chicken momo but think the achar could be spicier. The vegetable momo wasn't that good in my opinion, it felt like something was missing. We also got some wine and they had a small but good selection.

- Friendly service, patient staff while ordering & offer opinions…read more - Prices are fair - Food is prepared in a visible kitchen, so fresh and tasty - Many vegan options and they made adjustments for us - Decent portions, each serves two & we had leftovers - Private parking lot nearby, big plus for convenience - Indoor seating only, casual vibe with bustling conversations

We decided to try 14 Peaks as we were attending a show at the Brava Theater, and hadn't eaten…read morearound this part of the mission before. From the start we were impressed with the incredibly friendly service. To start, we got the fish pakora. Although deep fried, the pakora were crispy without being greasy or heavy, and had a nice fresh flavor when dipped in the accompanying mint sauce. For our entrees, we got the daal makhani and the mixed vegetable curry. Both entrees were very tasty, but our favorite was the daal makhani, which had a nice smoky flavor. We also got a side of garlic naan and Peshwari naan. Although I hadn't had Peshwari naan before and was skeptical about whether it would go with the meal with its sweet flavors, the filling of coconut, almonds, and sultanas was so delicious that it was my favorite part of the meal. Also, although it was sweet, it didn't have too much sweetness to create an imbalance against the rest of the things we ordered. Highly recommend this place for great food and impeccable service!