I've been frequently coming here for he past year. The staff is great, especially the owner Garab who is always here to greet yuk and make you feel welcomed. The food is always fresh and the value is amazing. read more

Tibet Kitchen - Te beef noodle soup is one of my favourites. - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Really A_M_A_Z_I_N_G food!!!!!!!! The food was so good that I had tears in my eyes (off course of happiness) after eating their amazing sweet corn soup, chilli chicken with steamed buns. I was amazed at how my brain immediately brought back the condensed childhood memories of the chilli nights, the blowing winds, tiresome days and the warmth of the soup and the satisfaction that I used to get. The host is amazing and he makes this place a treasure. Always smiling, telling stories and making you feel like home. We discovered the restaurant by chance and we are sure happy that we did. The food was fantastic! It was without doubt the best Tibetan food I've ever eaten and it ranks right up there with one of the best meals I've ever eaten. I'd come back here any time and would recommend it as one of the Toronto's best restaurants. Just excellent, will go eat there whenever I'm in the corner that's for sure read more

Good food ! Awesome dry chilli chicken and Hakka chow preparation. Their momos are also good. The owner / manager is very welcoming.

What a great deal! Excellent food, great service, very reasonable prices. Check for 3, including drinks, less than $55. Small neighborhood place. Expansive menu, cooked fresh when ordered. Thank you, Yelpers, for the on-target reviews! read more

I've been looking for a Tibetan restaurant to try and after reading the other reviews, my boyfriend and I had to try this one. As soon as we walked in, we were instantly greeted by Garab (I think the owner!) with a huge smile on his face. We were already off to a great start! As we had never had traditional Tibetan food, we had Garab recommend us dishes to try and they were absolutely delicious! We started with the momos which are traditional Tibetan dumplings (3 steamed and 3 fried) and they were great. For entrees we split the chilli chicken and the Shaptak, and the flavours and spice were perfect (spice level would probably be rated a hot at Thai restaurants in the city). Both dishes also came with a bowl of white rice. It's surprising this place wasn't busier on Friday night because it definitely should be. The service is fantastic and I would highly recommend this restaurant. We will definitely be back! read more

Seriously amazing food and service by a clearly humble and sweet family. The food was unreal; such good flavors and quick service. Would highly recommend this restaurant read more

Delicious dropa khatsa (fried and steamed), order prakaha khatsa (dry chilli pork) and jasha katsa (chilli chicken in gravy).

After reading some of the reviews here, i had to leave a comment behind. Most people who left negative comments here have no clue what tibetan food is. If u go into a tibetan restaurant expecting Chinese and Indian food, of course it is not going to meet ur expectations. Tibet kitchen offers home cooked comfort food that Tibetans all over enjoy. Tibetan cuisine has evolved over the years; it has Mongolian, some Chinese, and heavy Indian influence. In no way is Tibet Kitchen comparable to a Chinese owned sushi place. Lol. Really? Tibetan food is unique; momos are meant to be thick, they r not wontons or whatever the chinese equivalent is to many ignorant people. The roti is different too, it's not the same roti that u get in indian restaurants. Tibet Kitchen is a decent place to eat in. The food is authentic. Although the place is rather dingy and poorly lit, the food is delicious. I love their spicy sausage (gyuma khatsa). read more

I enjoyed every thing about our dining experience at TK. The food was great - it was well priced, great portions, and delicious. We ordered a number of items; those that stood out were the momos (both c and delhi), chicken chili, spicy shrimp, pakoras, and the tofu broccoli. The experience with the staff was impeccable to begin with during the entire process. I want to say that it's rare to experience this sort of service now in the city and I am so glad there are still places like this little treasure that exist. The manager was awesome and the waitress was very friendly and patient. I would definitely come back to Tibet Kitchen to try other items on their menu - what a gem! read more

I'm not likely to ever get to Tibet so I'm glad to have been introduced to this restaurant. It's so homey and cheap..the food is comforting, a combination of Indian and Chinese food. It's sometimes flavoured with slices of hot green chilis. I really enjoyed the sausage. It's better not to think about what goes in it (blood?), but it's so good. It was also fun to try the salty butter tea, which I've read about in books about climbing Mount Everest. read more

Definitely coming back! This definitely hit the spot for comfort food and not having had momos for a long while. The restaurant is one of the nicer authentic Tibetan places I've been to. Modern decor, and they place pop music not loudly for ambience. The service was fantastic, always friendly with thank yous, interacting with our 3 year old boy, filling our water. Kids menu being available is a plus as well, even though we didn't use it. We had pan fried momos, steamed momos, and a noodle dish. I could do with 1 less momo dish and be less full than I had been as I was still full at dinner time! read more

I love this place. The service is very good and the people extremely friendly. If you happen to come across Tibetan people eating here they may just ask you if you are enjoying the cuisine and make some recommendations. They have a really amazing beef sausage, some yummy dumplings that feel very much like home cooking, and some awesome beef noodles. If you like asian cuisine but are looking for something a little different, this place might just do the trick. read more

I came here on my trip to Toronto as it was near the apartment I was staying at. Initially, I came because of all the rave reviews on Yelp and online. I had not had Tibet cuisine before and did not know what to expect. However, the food was nothing to go crazy over. My cousin and I both had the chili chicken lunch special. It's a great deal because you get to also try their soup and dumpling. I would recommend this place if you're looking to try Tibet cuisine. Also, I preferred the corn soup over the hot & sour soup. The hot and sour soup was a bit too vinegar-y for me as the corn soup is more tasty! Overall, I would come back if I were in the area again. The food is good and the service is great! read more

The broccoli tofu was literally inedible, and I was starved after a long run. A flavorless gel-goopy sauce and uncooked tofu on dry white plain rice. The back patio was lovely. read more

This place is in such a charming neighbourhood that is unofficially called Little Tibet (I think?). The restaurant looks small from the outside but once you're inside, walk through the narrow hallway past the cashier and into the outdoor seating area - it's a beautiful patio area. The waiter/owner - Garab was such a delightful man whose passion for food and his culture comes through naturally. Here's a tip: let him pick the dishes out for you. We asked him for recommendations, told him our food restrictions and he brought us some of the best dishes in his restaurant. Everything from the momos (dumplings) to the beef appetizer dish, the noodles, etc. - they are very flavourful and unique. read more

A bunch of friends wandered into this restaurant as we had just seen a show across the street, and so glad that we did! The food was fresh, flavourful and the prices were nice and cheap! We ordered the fries (if there are fries on the menu no matter where, it's hard for me not to order them ha) and Parkdale pakoras which were made of cauliflower and a veggie thali - all were delicious. Others ordered momos (dumplings) and rice stew dishes that I can't remember the name of (sorry), and steamed buns that were the size of my buttcheeks that looked so fluffy and yummy! They also had a butter tea that was interesting, like a salty black tea concoction, but I think I prefer the sweeter kind better! read more

Momos were great but the Lhasa Nyop-Tsey was sandy. Don't think it was washed properly before cooking. I could see a lot of particles at the bottom of the dish and it was very gritty. :( read more

Disappointed, given the reviews here. The service was friendly and patient but the food left a lot to be desired. Spicy but not truly tasty. The fried cauliflower was just that. No flavor. Their recommended dishes lacked special-ness. read more

This place holds high praise among the Tibetan community. If you want a some g'old traditional Tibetan home cooking, this is the place to go! read more

Food that comforts me, chai tea that warms and the most gracious staff .Tibet Kitchen is a favourite for myself and my kids. With a weekday lunch special that's enough food to share you can't go wrong. My favourites are the Chili chicken (dry) and Ting mo. read more

There are several wonderful Tibetan joints on and around West Queen West. Every one is fantastic, and this one might be the best of all. I don't know, it's close, but the food here is always perfect. The owner is a classy guy and his family employees are always friendly. It's hard to get spicy food in Toronto, but Tibetans know how to do it. I hear they might need to go move to make rent. They could probably go up-market and keep making the same food, though... maybe if they evolve with the neighborhood, they could stay right where they are. Otherwise, though, other parts of town would probably flip for top notch Tibetan, too. It would be a damn shame if they closed for good, though. read more

I came in for lunch, this week and was presently surprised by just how much I liked it, I picked up a lunch special to take home with me and let me tell you the smell was awesome. I suggest the chilli chicken, (chunks of chicken with fried green chillies), any of the noodle dishes and the warm steam buns. I will be returning soon. read more

First time to Tibetan food... little different than Chinese / Haka food but tasty and good.. love their Momos... owner is very friendly and good to talk with... will sure go again read more

I'm no expert on Tibetan cuisine, but I can't imagine the experience gets much better than Tibet Kitchen. We ventured to the west-end in hopes of something unique and delicious, and we were not disappointed. We explored the menu, and tried the steamed chicken momos, steamed beef momos, pan-fried veg momos, chicken spring rolls, veg spring rolls, dry chili chicken, and blood sausage. To my surprise, my favorite variety of momo was definitely the veg, they were super flavorful and well-spiced. The chili chicken was a big hit, but the real prize was the blood sausage. Very distinctive, but also super approachable and not as strange as some of you more reserved eaters might think. The reasonably priced beer and amazing service were just extras. I can't wait to make my return in the summer and check out their patio. Also note that their chili oil might be my favorite to date. It's the first thing I try at any restaurant that places it on the table, and this one was phenomenal. read more

Possibly my favourite resteraunt in Toronto. The chilli chicken is incredible. How can such a perfect flavour exist? The dumplings? Best in the world. The verdict is in. You absolutely must check this place out! read more

People are super friendly, the foods absolutely amazing.. Always fresh.I've had their chicken noodle soup five days in a row now :) definitely recommend it for everyone to try. read more

It's our first time trying Tibet food. We got chilly chicken (dry) and chilly beef. The boss was very very friendly and the food was amazing. Definitely a must-try if you're interested in Tibet/Nepal food. read more

This is the first time I've ever had Himalayan/Nepalese food and I didn't think I would like it but it was a really good first experience. The service is amazing, so friendly and welcoming. I already loved the atmosphere and vibe as soon as I sat down. The food was really good considering I'm not a huge fan of this kind of food. I would definitely come back and I cannot wait to sit in their patio as soon as it's opened. I definitely recommend coming here if you've never had this kind of food and want to try a new place out, the service and food is worth it. (The mutton curry is a must if you do, the pork chilli is also good.) read more

Came to eat the momos, which are average (chicken ones are average, maybe the beef is better). The Thukpa was a no no. Chilli pork was good. All in all an average experience. read more

This is my favourite lunch spot in Parkdale - the special with soup and spring roll is seriously the best deal in the area. Always tastes fresh, service is super friendly and the flavours are outstanding. Vegetarian friendly, too! read more

This is my favourite Tibetan restaurant. The food is delicious and the service is so so gracious. Owner Garab and his staff are filled with warmth and you always get served with a smile. Highly recommend the beef and chilli chicken, the tingmo (steamed buns), the house special chowmein, beef sausage and the momos. read more

Food was awesome.. Server was very friendly and knew lot about food. He recommended good dishes as per indian taste buds. Momos were too good. I will be back again when i m in toronto read more

Nice place for dinner. The patio is basic but the vibe is great. I went on a Friday night and they had a singer doing karaoke of old bollywood songs and the crowd was totally digging it. Food: the pitcher of beer was flat :( But the chilli pork was so amazing! the beef something I ordered was pretty blah (so boring I don't remember what I ordered). And the chicken momos was pretty good too. The service was super nice and they are willing to listen to feedback so I hope they improve. read more

Amazing food, service and possibly one of the best (and most secret) patios in the city! The gyuma (blood sausage) is not to be missed and the beef Lhasa momos were juicy and delicious. The ginger cardamom tea was lightly sweet and exquisitely aromatic. Previous reviews were bang on about the chili chicken - it's especially good dry with gravy on the side! read more

This place has everything! Amazing food, great service and an amazing ambiance. No matter what I've ordered, everything always tasted great! Not once have I been unimpressed or disappointed.This is my go to place for Tibetan food when my significant other and I decide to go for Tibetan food. We have been going here for almost 3 years now. Took my gf here for our 3rd date and she loved everything about it and have constantly come back here for the service, food and the ambiance. Keep doing a good job! read more

Have been coming to this place for a long time and it never disappoints. The owner, Garap, is always more than accommodating and goes out of his way to make sure everything is ok. Food is always fantastic, especially the spicy shrimp, chow mein and pretty much all the momos. They also have an amazing rear patio during warmer months. Don't miss out on this place. Well worth the try! read more

This is probably THE MOST hospitable restaurant we have ever been to and we have eaten all across the world. They were closed for the esteemed Dalai Lama's birthday celebration but when we told them that we had come all the way from Texas, the owner and his son welcomed us in and served us everything we wanted. They made us feel like family which is so rare at a business establishment. If not for anything else, we would totally recommend this restaurant to just enjoy their charming hospitality. The food is an absolutely delicious bonus! Happy Birthday to the great Dalai Lama - His teachings are reflected in the people at the Tibet Kitchen. read more

My boyfriend and I have ate here numerous times and we have never, ever been disappointed. Tell Garab what you like and he will feed you in abundance. There are so many dishes we could recommend here that we wouldn't even know where to start. You must go here!! read more

Went here on a date, and I really could tell it was a family run spot. I really like that. It seemed that there was a Nepalese family having dinner in there as well. It was a nice cozy family vibe. Very cool. The service was friendly and attentive to explain items on the menu. I ordered a platter that had quite a bit of serving on it, and when I was finished I could hardly walk. No joking. I even tried momos for the first time here. It turns out they're pretty much Chinese dumplings (not sure what the big deal is about). Great place, delicious food, fair prices. I'd be back for sure. read more

Easily my favorite restaurant whether I'm dining in or ordering takeout through Uber eats. Food is always the best quality when it comes out. Be sure to try all the momo's and the chili chicken with steamed ting mo bun. The hot and sour soup is also the best I've had in the city. Highly recommend this place and the owner Garab and his team always give great service. Get here!!! read more