A fairly ornately decorated place with a strong flavor profile, and a variety of menu options. The…read moreappetizer with the sauces and the papadum was decent, although one of the sauces was really strong (I think it had something like a raw onion in it). The saag paneer (spinach and cheese) was nicely spiced, with an opportunity to taste out the flavors of the spinach. The cheese was nicely flavored as well. The chicken tikka masala was creamy, with a nice set of spices and something a bit extra in the flavoring that made it a bit unique. I would have liked to see a greater volume of chicken pieces, but the pieces that I did get were tender and cooked nicely. The okra (Bhindi Bhuna) was really nicely flavored. But the okra itself was too stringy, with a mix of hard bits and tough bits. The okra needs to be significantly more tender. All in all a nice meal! Excellent service also.

There were so many options on the menu, we didn't know what to get! Everything we ordered was…read morewonderful - came out quickly and piping hot. Medium spice was perfect and not too overwhelming. Samosas were great and the naan is delicious. Great service as well.

Having been to Nepal, I was beyond excited to try this spot. Unfortunately had to do grubhub, but…read moredidn't affect the meal. Had: Tandoori roti - great 2 piece chapati - good Chicken momo - great Nepali thali (chicken curry) - soo good Overall, this will probably be one of my favorite spots since moving to Cambridge and will stop by in person asap.

After being in Boston for 5 years, this was hands down the worst dining experience I've ever had…read more The service was awful. My family and I waited over 50 minutes for our food. We watched over 20 online orders get sent out of the kitchen, and the waiters never came to our table to check on us. When complaining to the owner/manager, he expressed his apologies and mentioned that they were understaffed. This is no excuse for shitty service. If you are understaffed, why are you still taking so many online orders? Focus on your dine-in tables for the night! When the food did come, it was SO SO average -- something I didn't need to come all the way to Union Square for. Definitely not worth the wait. TL;DR - I will never be returning here, and will never, ever recommend.

Mono has earned five stars hands down. From the impeccable service to the warm vibes and awesome…read moreambiance and of course for the food! My daughter and I came in hungry today and didn't leave disappointed that's for sure. We tried the beef Momo, gangbu lungsha with beef and Tinthuk with pork. The flavors were all incredible. Seriously so on point and I had never tried the Gangbu which was a spicy, garlicky, amazing dish. I asked for extra spicy and then kind of wimped out, so what the chef prepared was honestly perfect. If we're in the area again, we will stop by for sure. Thank you Momo Tibetan!

Some restaurants are just places to eat, but MoMo Tibetan in Amherst is a place that feels like a…read morediscovery. We've gone many times, and there's never been a single dish we didn't absolutely love. That being said, if you're a first-timer, you simply must order the momos. These handmade dumplings are the highlight of the menu--little pockets of pure, savory bliss that will keep you coming back for more. Beyond the incredible food, the soul of this place is its owners. They are some of the most genuinely kind and gentle people you will ever meet. They have a way of making every single person who walks through the door feel special and appreciated. It's that personal touch that transforms a great meal into a memorable experience. We are so incredibly grateful to have this restaurant in our area. It not only offers us a taste of the delicious and unique foods of Tibet but also provides a warm and welcoming space. MoMo is a testament to the idea that a restaurant can be about more than just food--it can be about hospitality, culture, and community.

A one of a kind hidden gem where everything is made to order with care - I'm so glad we stopped in…read more It's counter service but they have plenty of tables to sit and enjoy. We went with pork momos in both dishes. The meat was juicy and the dumpling dough was light. Medium spice level for the jhol made my nose run but was perfect for my liking. There's no dedicated parking spots but we snagged a spot right across the street. Excellent service and delicious food. Looking forward to coming back!

If you are comfortable with "hole in the wall" restaurants, this is one. I visited for the first…read moretime 2 days ago. Ordered the pan fried chicken monos. The dumplings were flavorful. Two sauces, mild and spicy, plus soy sauce was available. Service was friendly and attentive. This is not the place to go to celebrate a special occasion. Kitchen is just off the dining room. While you can eat in the restaurant, it is spartan. Your meal is served in to-go containers with plastic utensils. 3 parking places off street. Entry is off Institute Rd, not in Highland St. Will I go a 2nd time? If jonesing for a good dumpling to go. Yes. Otherwise, Perhaps not

Great food and service! Basil shrimp, chicken and mushroom takari, and yeti soda were outstanding!…read moreWill be back! Highly recommended.

As soon as you walk through the door, an aroma hits your nose within seconds. You happen to be…read moresteps away from the kitchen, looking directly at people working pans and dishes. That was our introduction to the delicious dishes we were about to have. The menu keeps it simple with several varieties of Nepalese dishes with different meats, vegetable, and tofu. We got the Chicken Mo-mo for the appetizer, Tofu Chili, Chicken Tarkari, and Mushroom Noodles. All of the dishes had their own distinct flavor and were great. You do get to pick your spice level for the Chili plate. We got 3 out of 10. Chili and Tarkari came with plenty of sauce to cover the white rice they came with. I loved that everything was mixed with different vegetables, which helped make the dishes colorful and healthier! Service was very quick, from ordering to getting the check. Everything is great for sharing if you want to try a little bit of different dishes.

I heard there is going to be a tiki bar with live music every weekend Thursday-Saturday and brunch…read moreparty in Sunday. March 1st Sunday Holi festival 12:00 noon till close awesome I am making a reservation for my family of 10 no tickets just color fun and food and drinks with unique entertainment must see will be there.

Another strong showing from Chulo. The daal tadka was a nice contrast with the richness of some of…read morethe other dishes, with lentils and curry leaf adding a nice clearer flavor to the dish. The Goat Kadai was tasty, mixing a bit of tanginess with the tenderness of the meat. There were a few fattier bits that would have been better not being there, but otherwise quite delicious. The whole wheat paratha was a nice alternative to the naan, with its use of whole wheat and crispiness that arises from the texture. The spinach potato (aloo panak) was nice and smooth, with the spinach mixing into the texture of the soft potato very nicely. The mixed vegetable curry contained some cauliflower, peas, and broccoli, and each vegetable maintained crispy integrity. Excellent meal overall!!!

We came here on a whim after shopping at Costco and I'm so glad we decided to give it a try because…read morewe were treated to one culinary delight after another. The prices are reasonable and the service was attentive. The whole restaurant is clean, especially the restrooms which smelled like they were freshly cleaned. Service was pretty slow because the food is made to order. Everything came out piping hot and so full of flavor. I was sad I got full so soon because I really wanted to keep eating. This is going to be a guaranteed stop on our future trips to Nashua.

Food and service was excellent! Will Definitely go back…read moreagain. We tried the chicken korma, chicken vindaloo, and a grilled lamb dish (can't remember the name!)

The food is incredible, delicious, and at a great price. I can't speak to authenticity but I can…read moresay the food here makes me want to hop on a plane and find out for myself sometime soon! The momos and street market theme on Wednesday and Thursday is great. Staff is super attentive and seem really committed to making sure you have a food experience and enjoy the food.

Based on Yelp reviews, this place got my attention. I loved everything about this place and what a…read moregreat find in Stoneham. Place is easy to get to and they have plenty of parking. We got there mid afternoon and the place was not busy. We greeted and seated almost immediately. It was a super pleasure to have Sandesh as a server and what a super nice and helpful man. Not only did he treat us well but also explained a lot about Nepali food and culture as we asked. He checked on us often as his way to make sure that everything was going well and if we had any questions. I learned that water buffalo(buff) is one of the favorite proteins in Nepal. We were informed that they get the meat from a farm in NY and that they like to keep to authentic flavors. For an appetizer we went for the buff pan fried momos. We had both spicy and non-spicy dipping sauces since I prefer non-spicy. I found the sauce delicious and the buff to be an interesting protein that I would try again. For my main course I went for the chicken thali after learning that it is one of their traditional meals. You get a little bit of everything including dessert - a delicious greek yogurt mixed with green cardamom and coconut. Our server mentioned that if we wanted anything extra (except for the protein) that they would be happy to bring it. We had tons of leftovers because we tried several dishes and asked if we could have more rice and they provided a complimentary container when our food was packed. Place is super clean and has beautiful Nepali decorations. Even your bill is brought in a wooden box with Nepali carvings. There was soft music playing in the background. We were curious about the hot pot tables but were informed that they were left by the previous restaurant but that they don't offer hot pot. The women's bathroom is cleverly decorated with Nepali scenes and has a beautiful authentic faucet. Our server informed us that on Wednesdays and Thursdays they offer what he described as Nepali street food. Selected dishes are $5 except for a a whole fried fish that is $10. We might have to check them out one of these days. An overall great and unique find!

This place is literally such a delicious gem. The momos are delicious and I always get the mango…read morelassi because it is so creamy and flavorful and ugh!! Such a good place. Lovely staff too.

Awesome little local spot! Super authentic vibe with a menu that keeps things simple but executes…read moreeverything really well, and friendly, quick service. We tried the chili momos, chili chicken, and garlic naan; and every single dish impressed us. The chicken was crispy, juicy, and perfectly spicy, and the dumplings literally melted in your mouth. Pricing is very reasonable, too. Definitely a gem we'll be coming back to!

One of my go-to-spots! I appreciate the traditional food options and the atmosphere. The service is…read moreexceptional and the owners come talk to you and remember your orders. It's this type of private establishment that needs to be supported.

Himalaya, a Himalayan/Nepalese restaurant in Berlin, has been on my radar for a while because of…read moreits high overall Yelp rating. We recently moved closer and I decided to try it for a work at home lunch day. I did no research before going. It turns out that Himalaya does not presently have a dine in option, which is fine because I live nearby. I walked in to look at the menu and order. I'm not sure if the person who helped me was having an off day, or maybe he's used to regular customers ordering ahead and didn't like having to change his routine, but he was not particularly welcoming. No smile or friendly greeting. I'm fairly sure that he rolled his eyes when I went to pay with cash. I don't know who this person was relative to the restaurant, but it didn't set a good tone. I ordered from the Lunch Specials. I ordered the Chicken Saag special which came with Basmati Rice and Naan. I don't remember the exact cost, but I remember being surprised at how inexpensive it was. Everything on the Lunch Special menu was inexpensive relative to places I frequent. I was told that it would be 10 minutes. I returned around 15 minutes later and my order was ready. All of the food was at least OK to pretty good, but didn't really pop for me. I'm much more familiar with Indian restaurants than I am with Nepalese and Himalayan restaurants, but some of the dishes share names. I'm not sure if there are seasoning and other variations in Indian versus Nepalese cuisine, or if any variations are more based upon the chefs cooking the meals. In any event, Himalaya's version of both the Saag and the chicken in the Saag were different than I'm used to. I prefer the way the Saag is seasoned in my favorite Indian places in CT. I feel like the chicken in most Indian restaurants is kebab style and is cooked in a tandoori oven. Himalaya's chicken had a rougher texture and seemed like it was perhaps roasted. It was pretty good, but probably my least favorite Saag dish I've had in a while. The Basmati rice was fine. The naan was OK. The texture and flavor didn't measure up to my favorite Indian restaurants. I have multiple nearby Indian restaurants that I prefer to Himalaya. In light of that and my less than positive service experience, I'm unlikely to return to Himalaya. However, given Himalaya's strong overall rating, it's clear that others have had good experiences and maybe you'll have better luck than I did. And as I said, the lunch specials are a good value. 3 Stars