“Iwas in the neighborhood and stopped in at Pathway Momo in the SW (8855 Macleod Trail). I've never had momo or Nepalese food before, and Iwas blown away! I was on my own so I only got to try one kind, but l'm absolutely brining my family here to try a variety of dishes. The space was modest, but clean. The staff were friendly, and the plain pork momos were incredible! I can't wait to try the rest of the menu!“
“I was confused when we seen the menu had so many East Indian dishes on the menu. We were pleasantly surprised how different it was in flavour. Our favourite were the momo were by far the best we’ve had in Calgary. We drooled while eating the chicken Sekuwa. Our beef korma was tender fell apart. Aloo Jeera was perfectly seasoned. Rice was light & fluffy. Defiantly quality and care goes into these dishes. The server was terrific Can’t wait to go back I want to try the curry beef & chow main. Highly remind the chicken momo’s ♥️♥️♥️“
“Service was absolutely above and beyond. We brought our toddler and waiter/waitress was very attentive and helpful despite the little mess at our table. Atmosphere was great and we enjoyed the food. Butter tea is worth a try and we loved it! We also got Pingsha and the sizzling noodle (Jangpa).Kid-friendliness: Booster seat available to be placed on top of a chair. They don't have change table in the restroom if you ever need a quick change during meal.“
“Great experience at the MoMo house , it was our first encounter with Nepal cuisine and it didn’t disappoint! Great flavours and great service , although it’s quite a trek from our home in the Deep South it was worth the trip and won’t be the last ! We had 2 styles of MoMo (tandoori and steamed , one chicken and one mutton ) exceptional!“
“The environment of the restaurant was clean, well decorated and chill. We tried the dinner combo which allows you to try multiple dishes. I like every one of it. The naan was hot out of stone oven. The butter chicken and beans were as good as it smells.“
“I had dinner tonight at The Himalayan (17 Ave SW). It was my first time here, and only my second Nepalese restaurant I’ve been to. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable and very kind. The restaurant is clean, and intimate. Parking isn’t ideal, but that’s not their fault! I started with the pork momos as an appetizer. They were excellent, but quite expensive ($16 for six regular-sized dumplings). The flavour was great, and they tasted very fresh. For my main, I had Chicken Dal Bhatt, which came with three small dishes of meat and curry and lentils, along with rice, naan and some side dishes. Each of the individual dishes had incredible flavour. They were also hot and fresh, as were the momos. The meal was served on a metal platter, and the small bowls were also metal. It was beautifully presented. As soon as I finished my main meal, the waiter offered me a chai and mango pudding (included in the meal). The chai was aromatic and spicy and earthy and amazing! The mango pudding was icy cold (also in a metal dish), and hit the spot at the end of the meal. For my appetizer and main meal, I opted for mild / zero spice. Everything was so flavourful I don’t regret this decision. However next time, I’ll live a little and try the medium heat. Overall, this was a 10/10 for me and I’m really glad I had the chance to try out this restaurant!!“