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Nepal House

4.2 (334 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Happy hour specials

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Butter Chicken
Ieshia T.

I had been craving Indian food for weeks and decided on a rainy Friday evening around 11 that I needed some butter chicken. I searched for the closets restaurant that was also opened on Yelp because that's a great feature, and found Nepal House. They have a banner on their site advertising their new extended hours of 11am til 1am. I was a little skeptical but figured it's hard to get Indian food wrong . . . They had a combo which came with your choice of specialty chicken, veggie samosa and naan. I opted for the butter chicken spicy level and garlic naan for an indulgent late-night meal before going home. That's the kind of comfort I didn't know I actually needed all week. I tried to order online but was having some trouble so called in for pickup. To their surprise, I was already outside, so when I was informed to arrive soon, I replied I was already outside. I went in after the 15 minutes my food was promised in and had to wait for a bit. I tried to make small talk with the young lady at the register but she seemed a little flustered for some reason. There was a couple seated in the main dining area but the bar was closed off. Ideally, I'd sit at the bar when I'm dining alone so I asked how busy the bar usually is and was informed it is usually packed. I didn't believe that at all because there were no signs of being used anytime in the near past at all. But ok. I continued to look around and noted the dated decor that was still rich in culture. My food was done and I paid. I've notice for some reason restaurants just hand you an amount on a machine and ask for you to pay. I asked for my receipt to ensure I wasn't being overcharged for anything and again she seemed flustered. She gave me the POS and said something, so I asked again but this time I asked to see what I was charged for. She then printed me a receipt and I waited to pay. Don't know what that was about but ok. Grabbed my food and walked fast to my car. I noticed a lot of people on that street either standing around or going in and out of businesses. I locked my door and proceeded to open my brown paper bagged late night dinner. First, I tried the veggie samosa which was steaming hot with very subtle flavors. I remembered asking if it came with sauce and was informed it did, so grabbed it out of the bag and dipped. It gave the samosa some more flavor but after seeing the dull green pea, I put it down and grabbed a piece of naan. It also lacked in flavor, and I couldn't taste any garlic. I opened my container with butter chicken and immediately dipped the naan in, like any good person would do. So hot, flavorful, creamy, seasoned, everything I needed at that moment. I would have jumped for joy but just grabbed the fork and went for a piece of chicken which was tender and I couldn't tell if it was a breast or thigh. So that meant if it was a breast, it wasn't dry but if it was a thigh, it wasn't juicy either. I was ok with the in between for the night. I didn't want to eat the rice but decided to indulge and scooped some onto my fork and then grabbed a piece of sauced chicken and quickly scarfed it down. I drove home and passed out in my parking space . . . . don't judge, mind your business. If you haven't passed out in your car after a good meal then are you really living? No, you're not. I'd go back for a late night meal if I'm in the area or if they are on my way back home again.

Veg steamed Momo's and malai kofta
Payal M.

It a big indian restaurant with beautiful ambiance - almost a fine dining place. The service was quick and they were very accommodating in catering to my spice levels. The food was great and tasty. Would definitely visit again

Food that slaps
David T.

I haven't had curry for about year now. I was craving it, but I didn't know where to go. My perfect girlfriend recommended us to try Nepal House. She goes here often with her friends and they rated it 5/5 stars. And I totally agree!!! The chai was delicious the chicken got the perfect umphhhh and the bread naan and everything about Nepal house was amazing. The Tikka Masala slapped so hard I ate so much to the point I couldn't stand. I was groaning and my girlfriend made fun of me cause I was slumped over with so much food in my stomach. Nevertheless, I had a blast. I appreciated the servers and I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the restaurant. Unfortunately, I could not try everything on the buffet cause I was stuffed. I'm coming back next weekend!!

Interior
Ping R.

This is one of my favorite spots! Service is always prompt, the food is fresh and full of earthy, fresh, developed flavors. I love their remodel with a big window and the interior is perfect for both causal hangs but also celebratory nights like birthdays, anniversaries, parties, etc. The bar seating is cute too. Menu is expansive and I love coming here with my friends that do and do not eat meat! They all love, love, love the food! Tip: order to share so everyone can taste a bunch of the menu! Easily my favorite spot for Indian/Nepalesian food in the neighborhood and has been since 2014 when I first moved to Baltimore. They're always so nice and dining in the service is reliably great.

Sauce trio
Cecilia T.

We shared the Nepal House Feast, which is a platter for two that has a little bit of everything. It was fabulous. The tandoori chicken was flavorful and juicy, the curries were balanced and spiced, and the naan was toasty. The little trio of sauces was also excellent. All in all this was a great and very affordable mid-week dinner. I am now dying to go back for the lunch buffet.

Amanda C.

Every time I come to Baltimore, my sister and I HAVE to make a pit stop at Nepal House. We come here so often that im sure the waiters recognize us by now. It's basically $16 per person to eat a full-on buffet with the most delicious selections of food. We love mixing the sugar/non sugar Masala chai teas together to create the perfect sweetness. The rice pudding is our favorite dessert and the Samosas are very yummy. I especially like the spinach paneer and the chicken tikka masala. The interior is beautifully decorated and the atmosphere is cozy/chill. I highly recommend this restaurant, looking forward to coming back!

lunch buffet
Yuteng W.

After running in the baltimore running festival with some friends. we stumbled into this establishment craving unlimited indian food. and this place delivered! the interior is nicely decorated with nice table clothes, nice cutlery, and a great ambiance. service was fast and respectful even for just being a lunch buffet which i was surprised about. food was pretty good as well! we went right when they opened so things were really fresh but the tandoori chicken was my favorite with how juicy and flavorful it was. also the pumpkin/squash dessert was a major hit for me. at roughly 20 dollars a person this was a major deal that i'm very content with.

Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Vindaloo
Toyosi O.

Love this place! I have been here multiple times and always leave satisfied. The portion size is fair - you definitely won't leave hungry. The times I've been have never been too busy, so the wait for food is fine.

Shalini R.

Excellent food! Everything was so tasty and the veggie momo's were some of the best I've ever had! The fish curry was a bit oily but the fish was perfectly cooked and seasoned. We also tried the malai kofta which was so good. And of course can't forget the garlic naan which was also good. The service was incredible - the food came out quick and everyone was so nice and polite. Def would recommend!

Tiffany D.

This is more like 3.5 due to recent experiences I've had while ordering on delivery apps. This spot has quality Indian food, but I have been disappointed in the quantity provided as of late, especially with the increase in pricing. GLOWS: - Tandoori chicken is quite delicious, some of my favorite. - They do offer a lunch buffet (I have not been yet) , but it seems like the better bang for your buck. GROWS: - Small portions of chicken provided in the chicken tikka marsala (maybe 8 cubes of chicken) -As with many Indian restaurants currently , the entree prices have gotten entirely too expensive. Entrees are almost $20 , not much of the main dish is given, but loads of rice are provided.

Dal Tadka & Matar Mutter Mushroom I ordered : This is the worst ever dal tadka and Matar mushroom ever I tried, it was so bad that I just asked for the check and left the food as it is - only one spoon tasted. Avoid this place at all cost for Indian cuisines.

Buffet Area
John C.

A popular Indian buffet restaurant in the area. I was recommended by a local to come here from a Reddit forum. The parking situation in this area is a little tough but doable if you pay to park. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and was promptly greeted upon entering. The first thing that stuck out was that the interior was really hot. After 10 minutes we were sweating(~85F), the waitress said the AC was broken and there was nothing they could do. We then moved to another table by a large fan which was drastically better. The choices were a bit limited, the only protein is chicken. All the dishes are on the bland side and all the chicken was dry. However they have a good selection of sauces. The chai was excellent. The restaurant had a raised floor panel which my wife unfortunately tripped on. Told the staff but no action was taken. Service was pretty good, water refilled, plates taken away attentively.

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It looks sort of like a banquet house , the food is great , the Sage paneer is the best. The staff are attentive and nice. Will come again

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Ask the Community - Nepal House

How many dumplings come with the momo appetizers vs the entree?

Hi Michaela, There are 4 pcs in the appetizers and 8 pcs in the entree.

What are your buffet hours?

Hi Celico, Our Buffet hours M-F are 11:00 am till 2:30 pm, Sat & Sun are 11:30 am till 3:00 pm.… 

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