Another stop on my first Jackson Heights food tour. This Nepalese spot offers Nepali foot,…read moreBhutanese food, Tibetan food, and Indian food. The food types are similar but offer different spice/flavor profiles. They have a large section of noodles, soup, and rice. A veggie section with various combos of cauliflower, potatoes, onion, bamboo, blackened peas, mustard greens, and spices. Some of the Indian dishes: paneer butter masala, palak paneer, chicken tikka masala. Some of the appetizers include crispy tofu, fried soybeans, a Nepali snack platter with marinated meat, goat, beef tripe, sliced beef tongue, fried jerky, duck. They also have a momo section. We had their famous chicken lollipops (essentially fried chicken) and it was crispy and spicy (in a good way). We also had sadeko (marinated or tossed) bacon, which was rich and tender. I had one of their Nepali cocktails, which was pleasantly spicy (the chatpata aam, made with tequila, spicy chatpatey syrup, and mango puree). Service was attentive. Inside is cozy, lots of dark wood and colorful flags. They also often have entertainment in the evening, so I would love to return to hear some live music while trying more Nepali cuisine.

From you enter the door you are greeted by friendly staff. Luckily for me, my party was here and…read moreeasy to spot. A were a large group celebrating our friends birthday. The place isn't huge but it is a good size and was able to accommodate us. There were many appetizers on the table that were very delish. A hit for me were the seasoned potatoes, Aloo Dum (dry). I ordered the Shogo Ngopa and decided to go with tingmo instead of the white rice. Trying something new! Also ordered a mango lassie. Food came out fresh, warm and delicious. The tingmo reminded me to a steamed bun with out the filling but with layers. Everything was good. Everyone was friendly and kept our water glasses filled. At 9pm there was live music which was a nice treat. They even sang happy birthday to our friend. Nice place and will definitely try again!

This place should have All 5 star reviews. All I can say is wow, place is clean food is good and…read morevery reasonable- it's not expensive at all, staff is so nice. Everything is fresh and clean, they just opened a few months ago. So glad to see this place here- I love it.

Delicious, affordable, and satisfying Tibetan food near the East Village! Stopped by for lunch with…read morea friend and we left stuffed and satisfied with the meal. It was a nice cross between Chinese and Indian with many cooking techniques and flavors melded from both. It's a no frills spot that gets the basics right, we ended up splitting some beef momos (the hot sauce paired with them was divine), I got the traditional Tibetan noodle soup with shrimp (would recommend a different protein), and my friend got a spicy lamb (?) dish that he seemed to enjoy. There is plenty of seating inside, but chairs can be a tad uncomfortable. Fortunately food comes quick so you may not have to sit for long! The service was fast and efficient and refilled our waters / provided extra napkins when we asked. I would definitely return when in the mood for Tibetan food.

Amazing food, great price. Can't wait to come back. Just felt really classic, no frills food. Got a…read morebeer w my food which is always really nice. I do wish I had gotten my noodles w beef instead but I'll just have to be back to try more things on the menu. Extensive veggie options as well. Sorry for taking my pic halfway through the meal lol.

Love their dumplings and dessert…read more The price is great, and it's right next to the subway, which is very convenient

A narrow and small cafe for all things Tibetan. Lovely place and food is great! We had 2 different…read moredishes both with 2 different types of tingmo. The fried tingmo was probably the best because it was friend in ghee or butter that tasted so rich. The tsampa shake was also amazing as well.

I've had Nepalese food in Jackson Heights. But I've heard many good things about this spot, so I…read moredecided to drive over to Ridgewood just to try this spot with a friend. My friend and I decided to share everything. We ordered: GARLIC NAAN 5/5 These garlic naans were probably the best we've both tried. As soon as we took a bite, we are both impressed. And to think that we would have missed out if our server didn't suggest it... These particular naans are made different from the traditional Iones. They are coated with buttery goodness and are super thin. The hummus on the side was also a very good pairing. I would recommend this app. PORK JHOL MOMO 5/5 These pork momos were also super delicious! Comparing it to the ones I've had at another restaurant, there is no overpowering cilantro in this one! The momo itself was very juicy. The flavor of the inside and the soup was delicious. Another must-get! CHICKEN KHAJA PLATTER 4/5 My friend and I were probably the least impressed with this one. A lot of the dish includes a lot of dry ingredients like popped rice & soybean seeds. They also used cold meats and veggies. It was great to try each portion of the platter, but wasn't our personal favorites of our visit here. Overall, we had a delicious lunch. We throughly enjoyed our experience here and would definitely recommend this local spot. I did think it was worth the trip over.

went to while in kathmandu in ridgewood and had such a memorable meal. we ordered the sautéed…read moremasala wings, garlic naan with hummus, chicken momos, 2x not a tacos, mango lassi, chitwan ko tass, and the chicken roti with cheese. the chitwan ko tass especially stood out, it's a classic goat dish from the chitwan region of nepal served with a variety of sides. this was definitely outside of our usual comfort zone but it surprised us in all the best ways. every dish had such unique and delicious flavor profiles and the whole meal felt special. sitting there eating honestly made me feel transported to nepal in the best way, like a cozy little town near everest. the staff was so warm and welcoming, helped guide us through the menu, and even shared some history about the culture and region which made the experience even better. so happy i got to experience this place!! definitely make the time to visit the ridgewood location.

Chili Momo- was blown away by these!! I've had few experiences in my life where you could taste the…read morelove put into a dish but this was one of them. Not too spicy, tomatoey sauce flavor, and crispy dough. I can see why this place is so highly recommended. Also loved the interior decor and calming music which felt so cozy and intricate, taking you out of the busy city environment. Service was quick, but not too overbearing, allowing my friend and I to sit and talk. Overall great experience here!!

told my friend I need to check out more food spots in Queens. So she recommended this Himalayan/…read moreNepalese spot. We got there right before the rush. So we were seated quickly, which was good because we were cold and starved. In this weather, it is the perfect time for a warm bowl of soup. We ordered: Chicken Tangkun Beef Momo (don't call them dumplings) Chives and slice pork belly (I think they have a different name on the menu tho) The food was really tasty and affordable. However, I wished the dishes and soup weren't so greasy. Overall no complaints.

We escaped the rain and came to have some ramen and it was definitely needed. Not a ton of indoor…read moreseating, but they're quick with serving your meal. Friendly and attentive service though. Overall ramen is pretty tasty, and the broth is nice. The momos are so so, with all the filling together. The portions are decent for price. Worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood.

These momos revived me. I've been in such a soupy mood - understandably with this weather as of…read morelate. Hope yall are keeping warm. My friend had the laksa and wasn't impressed. Lacked the body of broth you would expect. He actually took some of my momo jhol and added it to the laksa and liked it so much more. With what a bowl of soup in this area costs, I don't blame him trying to make it work at any measure. The kimchi side at 5:95 was totally not worth it. It was store bought kimchi - go buy a whole jar at HMart for a dollar more. This is a reliable cozy spot to have a bite. Lots of seating inside. Service was so so but honestly when you're this deep into the winter solstice and don't want to talk to anyone so I get it.

This Himalayan restaurant is on Queens Blvd near Sunny side, I pass it on my drive home so back…read morein August there was a parking spot out front so I parked and went in! This was early afternoon so it was pretty empty the owner was very nice he suggested Kothey Momo Goat which was tender and very well seasoned, then we had Butter Chicken Marsala also delicious ! We got a Curry Lamb. & Samosa's too for a friend to try and Of course we ordered garlic naan ! The mango lassie is perfection ! So if you're in the area drop in Manoji May be there with kind attentive service !

I got a takeout and I was really disappointed with the chicken choila. The dish was extremely bland…read moreand tasted mostly like chili oil with very little depth of flavor. Instead of being smoky or well-seasoned like a proper choila should be, it felt like an oil-heavy plate with minimal balance. It ended up being more greasy than flavorful. For the price, the portion and quality don't justify the cost. I expected bold, fresh spices and char-grilled flavor, but what I got was flat and oily. I actually enjoyed my homemade meal more than this takeout. A renowned establishment like Bajeko Sekuwa should honestly do better. The reputation sets a high expectation, and this dish didn't come close to meeting it. Unfortunately, I wouldn't order this again.

No wait for lunch on a Saturday. My boyfriend and I shared the sushi lhamo, beef momo (great…read morefilling, I like a slightly chewier wrapper though), and thenthuk soup with chicken (incredible - my new favorite thenthuk in NYC). Will be back! 4.5 stars.

Transport yourself to a cozy Tibetan mountainside cabin with @lhasa. I really liked the decor of…read morethis place, especially its wooden walls. I got the Tibetan vegetarian combo platter for the momos and they were pretty good. They had a distinct flavor to it and the sauce for these momos were different. This place was also pretty well priced for the area. They also offer $2 Tibetan butter teas, and they were all right. It felt like I was sipping on or drinking bone broth. The customer service was also fast, our food came out quickly. The server also was informative about the food and answered any questions that we had. It's best to RSVP because this place can get busy as it gets later onto the night. Overall, would recommend this place. They also have good noodles as well! Price: $14.00 Rating: $8.5/10

Taste from Everest serves authentic Nepali cuisine. I was able to get Wai Wai Bhel here. We ordered…read moreMutton Thali for main course and everything was delicious on the thali. The spice level was mild and perfect. We also tried spicy vegetable jhol momo and it didn't disappoint. The staff is friendly too. Will definitely visit again.

Tasty food, good spice levels, and a simple, no-frills setup with basic but clean ambience. Service…read morewas quick and came with a smile, which always makes a difference. The food was fresh, well-spiced, and served piping hot. We ordered all vegetarian--chilli momos, potato with black-eyed peas, bamboo shoot curry, and dal with garlic naan and rice. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. For a bit of nostalgia, we ordered Kingfisher beer, but realized the version here in the U.S. tastes quite different from what you get in India--not quite the same experience. Overall, a solid weekday dinner. Word of caution--if you ask for extra spicy (like I did), they actually deliver on it, so choose wisely! If you're in the area, definitely give this place a try--especially for the food.