So authentic, true nepali food! homey and delicious food. Would recommend 100000% to anyone who…read morewants to eat authentic food.

This place just open right in front my office and now I know where to go when I need lunch. The…read morefood is great! The price is reasonable, portions are filling, and the food is AWESOME! LOTS OF VEGETARIAN OPTIONS! My Veggie Tikka Masala was so good. Spiced very nicely and went great with the spinach naan. Brand new so the restaurant is still organizing and getting its ambiance down, but its well adorned and I enjoyed the Indian pop much playing. All around worth the

Love it here. The momos were about just as great as the ones I enjoyed in Nepal, I couldn't find…read moreanywhere that made them as authentic! Also, love the ambiance. Sit outside in the back, it's a vibe. You can get steamed or fried

I have been to Bridges several times since my initial review, and only love it more each time. Upon…read moremy most recent visit, I tried some of their new menu items: goat curry, flatbread, and milky chai. Boy am I glad I did as they are now my favorites! The goat curry had insane flavor and is a great discovery as we move into cooler weather. The flatbread was warm and soft and paired well with the curry. The milky chai looks like a Nepali chai Frappuccino. I already prefer Nepali Chai to regular chai as it is less sweet and has a bolder flavor profile. It was honestly perfect in this drinkable dessert form. I was nervous. It would be too sweet, but it had a great balance as always the staff was friendly.

Solely based off of what we orders I give this a 4/5! We ordered the Chili Chicken Momos at a spice…read morelevel of 5. Momo, a steamed and filled dumpling popular in Tibetan, Nepalese, and North Indian cuisine, gets a fiery twist here. Ajeet is dishing out flavor-packed Momos (with halal chicken). We ordered a spice level of 5 on their scale and our noses were running, but in the best way possible. If your spice tolerance is on the lower end, trust me, scale it down a bit. This might just be your new favorite comfort food, because it's definitely mine.

I had their food for the first time, I had always my indian food at the indian a…read morelittle further (or before) across the street, it is good food but a bit pricey. Ajeet India & Nepali Cuisine has just the same good food, quality and fabulousness ad the one across the street but almost half the price. This is MY NEW favorite Indian food restaurant.

Hamro Restaurant is an extra special spot for me as it is the first place my baby sister and I got…read moreNepali food together. She has since passed and I recently spent a day honoring her and doing some of her favorite things. Getting momos from Hamro Restaurant was one of them. She also loved the Nepali chai tea, so I got a cup of that. This time, I tried the steamed chicken momos. Sadly they were less flavorful than usual and the chicken inside was a bit dry. I am hoping it was just an off day for them. The Nepali tea was SPOT ON and perfect for the cold, snowy day. I ordered carryout online. My order was ready when I arrived and the staff person who cashed me out was very friendly. I will be a forever customer at Hamro Restaurant and can't wait to try all of the menu items in honor of my sister.

Hamro has done it again! The pork momo johl is delicious!…read more I had to come update for one reason and that is the "chicken soup". If you're feeling poorly, this is guaranteed to fix you right up. I think it's a version of rasam, but I'm not sure. It's spicy and flavorful. I recommend getting some rice to put in it. 10/10 my favorite Indian place in Cincinnati!

We enjoyed our impromptu lunch here! Hubby had the thukpa. A rice noodle soup dish with the choice…read moreof chicken or veg for protein. I enjoyed a rice bowl with aromatic chicken and veggies. We both ordered our bowls with mild sauce. Hubby also got hot sauce on the side. Service was great! The young woman was personable and patient with our questions. The food was delicious! FYI you do bus your own dishes after the meal. Also, the space was clean and bright!

Quaint and cozy, this tiny spot delivers a surprisingly varied menu with big flavors. The…read morestaff--owner included--are incredibly welcoming and happy to offer samples, answer questions, and make recommendations. Everything is clearly homemade, portions are generous, and you truly get more than your money's worth.

Service is above standard, very friendly and quick. The restaurant itself is very clean to the…read morepoint that I (a notorious clean freak) was impressed. The food was DELICIOUS- I got the chana masala, garlic naan, and a mango lassi, all of which were some of the best I've ever had, and my dining companion got the chicken chow mein, which they loved and said was elevated by the two types of onions used and the lime on top. We both are wusses and only got the spice level of two- I personally would go up to a three or four next time, and my dining partner said that they would stay at a two (their spice tolerance is lower than mine). With tip, we paid around $42, which we felt was very reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. The restaurant was very empty on for a Saturday night- when we walked in around 6:00 PM, there was a couple that was packing up to leave, and a few delivery drivers came in to collect orders, but for the most part, it was just us, which needs to be rectified, as Hot N Spicy Restaurant and Bar is truly fantastic. The only thing we could think of was that the location wasn't optimal for attracting attention from potential customers passing by (it's in a strip mall, sandwiched between a Goodwill and a Habitat for Humanity ReStore), and people just don't know it's there? Overall, we can't wait to come back, and we're excited to tell all of our family and friends about this hidden gem so that they'll come try it too!

Great butter chicken with five heat levels. Saag paneer was super spicy today. I really liked the…read morebutter naan.

Really really bad. We went out of desperation because we…read morewere passing through on a Saturday evening and everywhere else was packed. Nobody was here (6pm on Saturday), which should have told me to not go, but I starving. It's in the back of a grocery. It was super dirty inside. The floors, walls, just everything was dirty and dingy. My hunger made me think "maybe this will be a surprisingly good hole-in-the-wall situation". They had no music and these two loud beeps that happened constantly. The server was sick and sneezing and sniffing. The food took forever. Plates and silverware were wet; a puddle in the plate. Portions were small. My goat was 50% bones, not meat on the bones, just bones. The rice was dry and clumpy like it was reheated in the microwave. Nan was crispy. Normally I eat very spicy food but my stomach had been weird so we asked for 5/10 and my dude was literally sweating. It said it was a tomato sauce but this was just a bland brown flavor with cilantro. We couldn't eat but 2 bites. Paid full price and left. Luckily she didn't ask how it was because I was prepared to be honest. I think she knew. I didn't know it could get so bad. How are they open? My new low standard will be "well at least it's not as bad as the Indian restaurant in Fairfield!"

I don't know how come I never finished this draft that I started literally 3 years ago…read more I can still remember how freaking amazing this food was. Large stuffed dumplings, dishes with layers of flavor and spice (but not heat, per my request). Attentive, friendly, service, and culinary options that are (were at that time at least?) rare to find in the region. Meeting my mentor here for a meal was such a pleasant surprise, this small strip mall location delivering some seriously great food. We each ordered appetizers, and multiple dishes, and between the two of us we didn't have a bad bite. Now, I can't remember exactly what we ordered.... but I'm more than willing to go try a few new things next time.

First, you should try this restaurant. It's a small business run by a mother and her daughter and…read morethe food was delicious. Second, don't get confused. The place seems to go by many different names. You will find the restaurant named Parijaat Restaurant and Bar on the store front and on Yelp. There is a website for Moon Restaurant and Bar. The menu is titled Moon Restaurant and Bar. I've included a picture of the front. We were confused so you don't have to be. Just walk in. The ambiance isn't great. The first thing you'll see when you walk in is a pool table. There are maybe six tables off to the side in the back. There is also a full bar up front to the left as you walk in. The mother doesn't speak English. The daughter knows some English. While definitely not fluent, it didn't matter because she was very sweet. Because the place is small and I imagine business is slow, there are a lot of things on the menu they do not have. If you get a menu with black Xs on certain items, that means they do not have it. Even with limits there were plenty of options. There were four of us and we all got something different and we got two appetizers. We started with Samosas; I didn't get a picture. You get three in a serving. The filling was spicy and delicious. They came with a little bowl of what looked like soup. It was brothy and had vegetables in it. I didn't try it, but those that did said it was very good. I'm not sure if the Samosas were supposed to be dipped in it, but I didn't. We also had Chili Chicken Momo. Everyone agreed this was the best thing we tried. We recently had an appetizer with the same name in Chicago and it was SPICY! Deliciously spicy. I mean fantastic. The dish at Moon Restaurant and Bar was not spicy, though it looked like it should be. Instead they were almost sweet. The serving was huge. If we come back we will order this again. Mark had Chicken Tikka Marsala. When ordering he was asked how spicy, but he misheard and thought the scale was 1 to 3 so he ordered a 2. Well, it was 1 to 10. Why do I mention this? Because Mark likes things spicy and his meal was not. As a result he thought it was bland. I had Chicken Curry, which ended up being the strangest looking curry I've ever seen. That said, the chicken was tender and the flavors were very good. There was a definite taste of cinnamon. Made me wonder if they make their own curry. I'm not sure, but I'd get it again. One friend had Soup Momo. She thought it was bland. I tasted it and it she was right. Our other friend has Chicken Biryani. She enjoyed it. I loved the color. I think everyone should support this establishment and give it a try. Some of the items were standouts and others were just okay, but overall it was wonderful meal.

This is in a location formerly known as Himalayan restaurant and the signage for the old restaurant…read morestill remains which may make it confusing. We went on a Friday evening and except for some takeout orders they were not busy. The food is primarily Indian with some Nepali dishes. The chicken momos were ok. The dipping sauce not so much. I would say the food was fair. We had the goat curry, lamb jalfrezi and chicken korma. Portions were generous. Garlic naan was good. It appeared that the couple that owned the restaurant also cooked and served which is fine but expect a slow service. The inside decor is old and needs general updating.