Made a reservation for 7 for a work dinner! Restaurant is small so seating was intimate. Ordered…read morethree types of momos but the chili chicken were my favorite! Also really liked the chicken bites, soy skewers, and noodles.

Finally found my go to dining spot in Towson: Kathmandu did not disappoint. Manoj, owner's nephew,…read moreprovided excellent service. Everything I ordered was pretty delish: veggie pakora, chicken soup and chicken gorkhali. Particularly loved the flavoring and spices of gorkhali, and sliced ginger pieces make each bite that much nicer. This will be a repeat dining spot for my Towson business stays. Highly recommend this place to anyone that likes Nepalese and Indian cuisine as many of their dishes are a crossover from Indian food.

A weekend staple for us. We especially like the palak paneer. We've never had bad service or an…read moreincorrect order. Good serving sizes, and food is always hot and delicious. This establishment is important to the community. It has a nice, spacious sit-down dining area. It's easy to miss from the road, but it's our favorite Indian place in Towson. It was decommissioned by a fire for some time, but we're very glad to see it's back.

I have been to this place a few times, but my most recent order came from UberEats, and I was…read morepleased with the overall service I received. GLOWS: - The Aloo tikki is really good (I consider them the Indian version of a hash brown, packed with flavor). - I usually get their Papdi chat, which is a cold chickpea "stew." This time it was a little more spicy than I would like, but still pretty good. - They give a good portion of tandoori chicken in an order, which leaves a little for lunch the next day-- if you can help yourself from eating it all. GROWS: -Their naan bread is not the best I have ever had. It's a little thin and does not have a lot garlic flavor.

We ordered buy one get one free chicken tikka masala (24.99 each) and it came in a half sized…read moreportion. That's ridiculous for $25. Then the mango lassi was so thick you couldn't drink it. We won't be scammed again by this restaurant.

Wow oh wow! I discovered this hidden gem tucked in the Hillendale Shopping center and trust me…read moreappearances can be deceiving. Upon entry, you're welcomed into a quaint Indian eatery with AUTHENTIC Indian food! We went on a Sunday night and there was only one other table - I couldn't believe that this place wasn't packed! Everything about the food was dynamite. The garlic naan was melt in your mouth and the two chicken entrees we tried were awesome. Towson is really lacking when it comes to Indian food options and you can definitely get your fix here! I encourage you to try it out. They even host karaoke in the back near where they are showing Bollywood movies-cute!

Truly a hidden gem! My former student told me about this place and I have been hooked since! The…read morecustomer service is so friendly and welcoming. And it is consistent. The food takes a bit to cook but omg!!!! It is worth it!!! There are vegan options and the menu is detailed and straight to the point! We have ordered the chicken curry, samosas (so good!), naan, roti, tikka masala and Chana masala. And each meal has been 10/10!!! There is no place to sit inside but this is perfect grub for a date night in accompanied with your favorite film or tv show.

I picked up an excellent meal from this place on a Sunday afternoon recently. The restaurant is…read moretruly hidden in the back of a bodega in Remington. If you're not looking for it, you will not find it. You order through the same bulletproof glass where you can also buy cigarettes, so it's a unique experience. The food though. Wow. It was superb. The navarattan curry and murgh tikka were layered with flavor, the naan was crisp and soft, and the mango chutney was complex and almost jammy. Basically, this place is awesome. You should eat here. Be aware, though, that they cook everything to order and it is gonna take at least 30 minutes. This is a bodega, not a restaurant, so you're gonna have to find something to do while you wait.

It's been a while since i've been through this part of Maryland because of the pandemic. I planned…read moreto stop at Cafe Spice, but they are closed Sundays. Royal Kitchen saved the day. I started with the Chicken MoMo Soup: Great dumplings in a lovely chicken based soup with fresh cilantro and celery! All dishes are spiced to order. I ordered the Chicken Kadai extra spicy. The dish started at a 5/10 and made it to about a 6.5/10 for heat. My sinuses opened, but at no time did I need to slow down. The orange dining room is like a meditation on Butter Chicken. Service was friendly and presentation top notch. Cheers to you stopping in for a 5 Star experience!

Went there again today My Son lives their butter chicken…read moreI live their tandoori chicken There Naans are fresh from the tandoor as you take a seat! Oh and the tea and the dessert. Only thing is the veggies could be more fresh I know I will be coming back

If you are looking for incredible, authentic flavors served up fast in a pristine environment,…read moreHimalayan House is an absolute must-visit. From the moment you walk under the welcoming sign inside you can tell this place is cared for. It is a beautifully maintained, smaller restaurant that maximizes its space perfectly. The dining area is incredibly clean, cozy, and bright, featuring crisp tablecloths and an awesome "Save the Himalayas" wall mural that adds a great touch of character to the room. The service here is incredibly fast and attentive. We barely had to wait at all before our table was filled with fresh, steaming dishes. The food is where this place truly shines. Everything we ordered was packed with vibrant, well-balanced spices. Appetizers: We started with a perfectly crispy fried pakora/fritter served with sweet and tangy dipping sauces which set a high bar for the rest of the meal. The Momos: You absolutely cannot leave without trying their momos. They are perfectly doughy, juicy, and paired with an addictive orange chutney. We couldn't get enough of them. For the main course, the traditional metal thali tray offered a spectacular variety of flavors. Between the spiced chicken, seasoned potatoes, savory chickpea mixture, and beaten rice, every single component on the plate was an absolute hit. Small, clean, lightning-fast service, and exceptionally great food. Himalayan House hits all the right notes for a perfect casual lunch or dinner. I will definitely be back to work my way through the rest of the menu!

Generous portion sizes for take out. We had chana masala and chicken tikka masala, both came with…read morerice. We also got naan. Everything was as expected, tasty, and filling. The spice levels here are slightly higher than some other Indian restaurants from experience, so would recommend going down one level from your usual.

The restaurant is cute and decorated nicely! The food is…read moredelicious and fresh- They are located next to a pizza boils and there is street parking out front. We've never had to wait long for the food we order and the staff is really nice. I like the chicken tikka masala and the Chana masala the best. They are good for carry out or eating in!

Deceptively billed as takeout or delivery, this Nepalese/Indian place know how to make the sauces…read moreand curries. And it has tables! And space! And is usually empty. Family run restaurant with an exceptionally large menu that isn't available in a standard form, it's written on a bunch of papers. Food was excellent. Portions were generous. Place was clean. TV had the World Cup on. If you find a spot on york road, I definitely suggest stopping

I purchased a bottle of Hennessy a 5th. Later after comparing to other bottles from other liquor…read morestores I noticed that the bottle package seemed more off. It did not say Madison ponder the seal looked different even the taste was different. This store sells fake Hennessy at a up charge too

Considering I'm not made of money and I like to throw down on my cheat days when I'm not working…read moreout, when they got rid of their buffet, they lost me as a customer. The ambience is nice and it's a very friendly environment but the problem I have is it's too expensive and not satisfying enough. When A restaurant limits a feature that they used to have every day and then informs me to either go on their website or that they will notify people on a mailing when there is a Buffet event, i'd rather just go to another restaurant that still offers this. Bombay nights had the balls to raise their price to $20.13. Yeah, I could go to Café spice over in a richer part of town named Cockeysville where everybody drives like arrogant kids, get the same, if not better quality than all three of the Indian restaurants closer to me for under $15. Food used to be great, but there have been some days where the chicken was not up to par and I would much rather feel less burned, knowing I got a Buffet with other options. They used the pandemic as a BS excuse to get rid of it and they haven't brought it back the way they should have. I don't want to guess what day the staff chooses to bring back the buffet they should've never gotten rid of. I don't care that much to dedicate to a mailing list or check a website. Advertise it at your damn restaurant, and make it more than just one Saturday or random day. You chose in a month where the demand is going to be stupid high, and I have to fight for food between all the clumpy families that come out from under the rock whenever it's available.