Delicious food, great service. Curry Chicken was delicious!
NN Na.
Ordered biryani..... very disappointed... not freshly made..... super old stock. We found large chunks of dried out rice.. hard as rock. Never going back there again...
nishant narula
We saw the Kathmandu Kitchen and decided to try Chicken Momos. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant was amazing. It was a quite and nice restaurant. They only do takeout no seating is allowed. We ordered Chicken Momos from the menu. We got our order in 15-20 mins. The momos was amazing and delicious. We loved our food and it was freshly made and hot.
Taylor V.
Their food is incredibly bland and really bad. I ordered takeout recently and here are my thoughts. We got the vegetable pakoras which were inedible because of how stale they were. It was mostly, if not all, chickpea batter and onions. The daal soup lacked any salt. The Matter Paneer had peas that were undercooked and hard. The Chicken tikka Masala was incredibly spicy, yet bland. The only decent things were the rice and roti. The garlic roti didn't even have a hint of garlic taste to it. I don't know how this place has survived this long in Asheville, but it's a shame it's not any better.
Vidya K.
Absolutely loved the food here! Their veggie momos was brilliant (mild and flavorful) and Gobi Manchurian had a very unique flavor with several Indian spices (unlike the typical ones in most Indian restaurants). We also enjoyed their veg biriyani and paneer tikka masala. Both were very flavorful and not too oily/creamy. They are open for take out only currently and we got our order within 20min on a weekend.
Apoorva Sharma
We ordered Biryani. It was bland and oily. Serving size was really small. All that and we were made to wait at least 40 mins for our order. If not for the nice staff working there, the place wouldn't even deserve the 2 stars.
ZenHealer7
These so called Indian restaurants never disappoint me. They are consistently bad all over this country and just compete with each other to see which is the worst. I am from India and every once in a while I get this pang for restaurant Indian food and inspite of knowing it will be terrible, I end up ordering it or visiting the place. This was my second time at this place in 4 years and they were consistently bad. The name suggest that there is a Nepalese connection and Nepali owned / managed restaurants tend to be better than those owned / managed by North Indians. Not this one. The paratha was seriously undercooked, the biryani was an excuse for a biryani and did not come with raita as is normal and the aloo gobi was the typical odd looking gravy that is cooked in vats in the morning. These Indian restaurants continue to hoodwink the ignorant Americans and are a shame on the Indian cuisine.
Keith Durham
MAY 23,2021 They are open for take out only even though this is not posted on the website.We drove about an hour just for real authentic food from Nepal. We found a park bench down the street to set and eat. The food was what we expected and very good but they should not advertise that they are open for dine-in.
Sonal
I did not like the food. If you are looking for Indian food then this is not the place. I ordered tandoori chicken but I don't know what they gave me, it was boneless and I have never seen boneless tandoori chicken with small pieces. I think any other place would be better that this. The vegetable biryani was also horrible. This place does not know how to cook.
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We did take out our dinner.Samosa: 2 stars. Felt there was only potatoes and turmeric without any spices.Veg noodles: 3.5 stars. it was good, similar to Hakka noodle that we like. We ordered medium spicy but it felt like very spicy.Gobi Manchuria: 4 stars. was delicious.Wish there was kids menu.
dila bk
This is my first time in this restaurant. We tried biryanis last night and that is a one of worst biryani we ever had. That’s not basmati, I don’t know what kind of rice is that. Only had one bite .Zero ⭐️
Marya M.
The stew was not bad but it wasn't indian stew either! We ordered mild but indian food has other spices as well not just chili powder!
Helen R.
Not sure about the negative reviews, because to this Nepali, their momos were really good. They're doing take-out only. We ordered in-store and it was out fairly quickly.
Casey Lucas
nepalese food, mmm, so tasty. quick, helpful, and friendly service.
Delicious food, great service. Curry Chicken was delicious!
Ordered biryani..... very disappointed... not freshly made..... super old stock. We found large chunks of dried out rice.. hard as rock. Never going back there again...
We saw the Kathmandu Kitchen and decided to try Chicken Momos. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant was amazing. It was a quite and nice restaurant. They only do takeout no seating is allowed. We ordered Chicken Momos from the menu. We got our order in 15-20 mins. The momos was amazing and delicious. We loved our food and it was freshly made and hot.
Their food is incredibly bland and really bad. I ordered takeout recently and here are my thoughts. We got the vegetable pakoras which were inedible because of how stale they were. It was mostly, if not all, chickpea batter and onions. The daal soup lacked any salt. The Matter Paneer had peas that were undercooked and hard. The Chicken tikka Masala was incredibly spicy, yet bland. The only decent things were the rice and roti. The garlic roti didn't even have a hint of garlic taste to it. I don't know how this place has survived this long in Asheville, but it's a shame it's not any better.
Absolutely loved the food here! Their veggie momos was brilliant (mild and flavorful) and Gobi Manchurian had a very unique flavor with several Indian spices (unlike the typical ones in most Indian restaurants). We also enjoyed their veg biriyani and paneer tikka masala. Both were very flavorful and not too oily/creamy. They are open for take out only currently and we got our order within 20min on a weekend.
We ordered Biryani. It was bland and oily. Serving size was really small. All that and we were made to wait at least 40 mins for our order. If not for the nice staff working there, the place wouldn't even deserve the 2 stars.
These so called Indian restaurants never disappoint me. They are consistently bad all over this country and just compete with each other to see which is the worst. I am from India and every once in a while I get this pang for restaurant Indian food and inspite of knowing it will be terrible, I end up ordering it or visiting the place. This was my second time at this place in 4 years and they were consistently bad. The name suggest that there is a Nepalese connection and Nepali owned / managed restaurants tend to be better than those owned / managed by North Indians. Not this one. The paratha was seriously undercooked, the biryani was an excuse for a biryani and did not come with raita as is normal and the aloo gobi was the typical odd looking gravy that is cooked in vats in the morning. These Indian restaurants continue to hoodwink the ignorant Americans and are a shame on the Indian cuisine.
MAY 23,2021 They are open for take out only even though this is not posted on the website.We drove about an hour just for real authentic food from Nepal. We found a park bench down the street to set and eat. The food was what we expected and very good but they should not advertise that they are open for dine-in.
I did not like the food. If you are looking for Indian food then this is not the place. I ordered tandoori chicken but I don't know what they gave me, it was boneless and I have never seen boneless tandoori chicken with small pieces. I think any other place would be better that this. The vegetable biryani was also horrible. This place does not know how to cook.
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We did take out our dinner.Samosa: 2 stars. Felt there was only potatoes and turmeric without any spices.Veg noodles: 3.5 stars. it was good, similar to Hakka noodle that we like. We ordered medium spicy but it felt like very spicy.Gobi Manchuria: 4 stars. was delicious.Wish there was kids menu.
This is my first time in this restaurant. We tried biryanis last night and that is a one of worst biryani we ever had. That’s not basmati, I don’t know what kind of rice is that. Only had one bite .Zero ⭐️
The stew was not bad but it wasn't indian stew either! We ordered mild but indian food has other spices as well not just chili powder!
Not sure about the negative reviews, because to this Nepali, their momos were really good. They're doing take-out only. We ordered in-store and it was out fairly quickly.
nepalese food, mmm, so tasty. quick, helpful, and friendly service.