I have no idea whatsoever how this place still manages to remain open…read more To call the food old school would be pretty generous. The salads are brown round the edges and uninspiring, the curries are glutinous slop with gristle wallowing in them. Order three beers and you have just been cast in the role of resident alcoholic. The price though, is cheap. Completely and utterly rock-bottom cheap. The quiet and unassuming waiting staff (I'm guessing all members of the same family) and polite and helpful and totally charming. As such, it's an ideal place to end a night on the beers. You're not going to offend anyone, you won't be too much out of pocket and the food isn't going to have you on the Thunder-box the next morning. It's the first Indian restaurant you get to down the Reading road, and there's a taxi firm just round the corner. Decor wise, I'm guessing it was last touched, when the menu was last revised.

The Himalayan is like a soft, comfy sweater. It's reliable and comforting Nepalese food, not a…read moreregular curry house per se. Their all-you-can-eat menu (Sun-Thurs) is great value for money. There are many better Indian restaurants in the UK, but this place, whilst not the best in the land, has tasty food and a warm welcome, with the owners making you feel like you're part of the family.

The momos here are delicious!! We ordered steamed veg momos, kothey (steamed and then fried) beef…read moremomos, and veg curry. I preferred the fried beef momos for the texture and flavor! I liked the steamed momos but thought the veg filling was too soft for my liking. The curry was good but sadly way too spicy for me. The restaurant had a small seating area and more of a self-service feel. One of us saved our seats, while the other went up to the counter to order. The servers brought out the food item by item as soon as each one was ready. One of the servers kindly asked us if we were done with our meal if they could give our seats to the next people in line. We were more than happy to since the space was small. I highly recommend House of Momo!!

Found this little gem away from the busy Kingsland High St. and was not disappointed. The staff…read morewere nice and patient as I tried to figure out what to order. Especially for the price, the chili noodle (£7.50) and the steamed momo (£6) was quite filling (plus 12.5% charge for dine-in), but it's a bit too greasy and not as spicy as I expected. It wasn't crowded when I ordered, but the indoor space filled up as I was finishing up. Would definitely come back to try their other options.

Happened upon Ama's Kitchen when we were looking to have a curry and didn't know Camberley Tandoori…read morehad shut. Lots of interesting items on the menu, including mutton and buffalo. My husband and I decided to try 2 different thalis. Both were delicious! One pork and one lamb, and we tried one thali with the buckwheat side instead of rice. The menu also has the classic Indian curries (korma, tikka massala) but also has Nepalese dishes that must be pretty authentic. as we saw Nepalese customers in the restaurant - always a good sign!

Very tasty food as usual the best in town as far as I know you should really try to believe it…read moreFood quality is amazing They changed name to Himalayan tandoori

Amazing food & service - the food was heavenly! We were able to order multiple sides of sauces for…read moreour dishes as we couldn't settle on one sauce. Loved their tikka Masala in particular, and the meat was cooked to perfection

Gurkha Village was a gem of a find thanks to a friend. Located north of Oxford it's well worth a…read moredetour. I've been numerous times now and it is my favourite Nepalese restaurant. The food is delicious and prices are in line with other Indian restaurants in the area. Parking is a bit limited though. The only reason they didn't get 5 stars from me though is the wait time. Every time I've been there has been a substantial wait for food as the restaurant also runs a take away service which I think compromises the efficiency of the restaurant.

OM is absolutely superb a truly wonderful experience. It's a family run restaurant and fabulous…read moreservice. I personally recommend this restaurant.

From the owner: A family run restaurant serving mouth-watering authentic Nepalese cuisine at its best!read more

SPACE// Converted pub space with purple walls. Pretty spacious, so it's comfortable seating. Quiet…read more SERVICE// Very kind and soft spoken staff. Has very much a family-run feel. Food is quick. FOOD// Food is okay. I'm just not a fan of UK curries, too sweet. Naan is pretty good. Bonus here is that the menu has both typical curry house dishes as well as Nepalese options.

Great food, environment, service. And the best Tikka Biryani Chicken I've ever had. And great…read morechai tea as well. Wish I lived closer.

This place is amazing. Great food, great service. The owner is from Nepal and is a super sweet guy…read morewith a big smile on his face. The momos come with an array of sauces and being sauce boss myself, I was very pleased. I also got the Gurkha bowl. Very good and flavorful. Want to expand that flavor? Just add the leftover sauce from the momos!

From the owner: Mouth-watering food from hillside tea houses across the Himalayan range of Nepal & India including…read moredumplings, noddles, curry, grill & Indo Chinese Cuisine.

The authentic food, the way of preparation was amazing! I would definitely suggest venison sekuwa…read morefor starters. The service was impeccable, from The greetings to the pace and everything with a big smilethe ambiance is pretty cozy! Surely a second visit place

Don't miss this dining experience while in Chelmsford! I am a huge fan of Indian; however, this…read morewas my first time trying Nepalese cuisine. It won't be my last. The staff was amazing and offered great suggestions. To start, we had papadums and chutney while enjoying Gurkha beer. For appetizers, we ordered momo, aloo chop, onion bhaji and (my new favorite) choila. We had army-style lamb (you should include a lamb dish here), chicken curry, saag aloo, daal, aloo jeera, rice and naan for our family-style entree. Everything was very tasty. The owner introduced himself and we had a great conversation. Overall an excellent experience.

Formerly Papadum this restaurant claims to specialise in Nepalese and Indian cuisine. Although…read morerenamed they still use the Papadum ordering pads and paperwork. Curiously the menu of the former was more exotic then this one. I can see nothing on it that one would label 'Nepalese' except for one dish with radishes which was listed as a gurkha favourite . We ordered a takeaway and had the Royal Gurkha special which came in at a whopping £9.50. It was nice but all it was was a mixed kebab starter in a masala sauce. We also had a korma and a lasuni. The latter was listed as hot but it was not. Rice was generous and the naan breads tasty. Dahl too watery for my liking. All in all though it was very tasty