All Reviews
Low-key Loki
2 months agoThe flavors were great, and the price point was decent, but the chicken was way too chewy, I understand some dishes have sundried meats but I didn't expect chilli chicken and chicken chowmein chicken bits to be so damn chewy that after 4-5 spoons my jaw was hurting chewing so much just to swallow a single piece. Store should include in the menu which meats are chewy/sundried in which dishes versus regular tender well cooked chicken.
chelle dela fuente
3 months agoThe food here is good and the service is very friendly
M S
3 months agoWalking into the space, you might momentarily overlook the ambianc,but once the food arrives, everything else fades away. The cuisine is Nepali, and as someone who has tried almost every Asian cuisine, I can confidently say this truly stands apart. If you’ve had chaat in India and missed the richness of meat in it, Nepali food is the answer. Himali serves it at its best. The flavors are bold, savory, and deeply satisfying. Some may find it slightly salty, but it’s not soy-sauce salty. it’s a rich, meaty saltiness that lingers pleasantly on the palate. The Thukpa and Sadeko Momo (street-style momo) are absolute must-tries. If you’re looking to explore new and distinctive flavors, this place is definitely worth a visit.
Roshni Chhetri
5 months agoI keep coming back to this place because the food never disappoints! Every visit feels like a treat — the flavors are always fresh and delicious, and the service is friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it perfect for any occasion and it’s just a great place to hang out and enjoy a good meal. Definitely my go-to!” Highly recommend if you want consistent quality and a great dining experience
Ulyana K
a year agoVery high quality, delicious, and authentic Nepali restaurant. They also have a few Indian options as well, like the classic curries and such. The prices are all extremely fair and quite cheap, and portions are adequate. I got to try their kothey momo dumplings and a mango lassi. The kothey momo dumplings were extremely tasty. They are filled with lots of vegetables and some sort of meat, which I think is pork. Very tasty, and they do not go sparingly on the spice. Filling too. The kothey momo come with a choice of sweet or spicy sauce on the side. I ordered the sweet sauce. However, the sweet sauce wasn’t very sweet — it was actually quite spicy. Maybe they gave me wrong sauce, or maybe even the sweet sauce is extremely spicy. The mango lassi was pretty good, but not anything too too special. Creamy, sweet, and it hits the spot. For $5, not a bad portion, but nothing too great either. All in all, quite enjoyed this spot. Nice, flavorful, and spicy Nepali food. The setting itself is relaxed and it’s easy to miss. But, stopping by is worth it.
Jess
2 years agoI've been here a few times since moving to the city and it's definitely one of my favorite restaurants for Indian food! Whenever I dine in instead of getting take out I am always sat immediately and the food comes out in a very timely manner. All of the dishes I've tried here have been great! Last time I ordered from here I tried momos for the first time. They were delicious.
Nikkita “Kita” Bechdel
2 years agoI enjoyed the food here. My favorite was the korma while my partner's was the dumplings. The staff was very friendly. We will return!
David Troetschel
3 years agoVery casual, chill- food was incredible!! Loved the coffee, just the right sweetness and cardamon n' other spices. Paneer was excellent and the vegetarian platter was generous in size. Different than Indian but familiar enough. Parking was easy but be careful merging back onto the road!