“Zhego brings Bhutan to your table. The food was great, space was small space yet comfy.Service was great and awesome playlist. We added some to our daily playlists as well.Would definitely recommend Zhego.Vegetarian options: Stir fry cabbage, cheese chilly, potatoes cheese, 2 noodles dishes and son on“
“Calling all spicy food lovers - head to Spicy Nepal ASAP. Continuing our Nepalese food tour in Sunnyside, we finally tried Spicy Nepal and it did not disappoint, especially in the heat department. We ordered the Bhatamas Saandeko (fried soy beans - wow!), Vegetable Pakora, Chili Chicken Momo, and the Fish Thali. All were perfectly spicy and had lots of flavor. We definitely put that Mango Lassi to good use b/c there were a lot of sniffles. The location (39-35 47th Ave) is tucked away, so I'm bummed that they're almost always empty when I pass by. Hoping more people will give them a shot b/c I certainly will! The prices are also pretty reasonable.“
“Excellent decor, you can miss it from it's non descript exterior but once you walk through the door it opens up into a large space with fully stocked bar and a pleasing aesthetic. The beef tripe in chilli sauce is excellent and my favorite off the menu. They also give generous portions of both food and wine for a great price that doesn't break the bank.“
“It was our first time trying Nepalese food.The Sekuwa chicken was delicious.The chicken Tikka Masala was so tasty.You have to try the Naan Garlic bread with your food. It’s so good. I will definitely come back here. My gf is allergic to nuts so they made not include any nuts and the sauce was in the side for her Tandoori Chicken (grilled)“
“The Shakam Datsi was incredible! I never had a dish so balanced with sun-dried beef strips with cheese, veggies, and spices. The atmosphere is great. If you are into trying new cuisines like me, this is a must on the list ! Thank you Pema for the welcoming service.“
“Absolutely adorable spot right next to the train. We walked in around 12 and immediately were seated. I came here during the momo crawl and loved their momo and their kindness, so I had to return. I have no doubts. I love this spot! It was as I expected. The food here is amazing. I loved the beef in my thali (fatty, meaty, yummy) and the dal and greens were so tasty and delicious! It was everything I wanted in a thali! The momo were hot and perfectly made in beautiful arrangement and tasted so good! The beef was fresh and the momo skin super thin so you can eat a ton in a sitting (there's eight momo's in an order)! The decor inside is so gently calming. I'm not merely saying that because Arjit Singh is playing in the background but because the service was outstanding. I would totally go back like today if I didn't already have plans! So awesome!“
“Came here with my parents for dinner since we wanted them to try momos! The restaurant is nice inside with a homey feel. Our waitress was super attentive. We tried a bunch of dishes including beef momos, chicken momos with johl on the side, lollipop chicken, 2 orders of garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, the Nepalese goat curry dish, and beef chow mein. We came here for the momos and we're honestly a bit disappointed. They weren't as juicy as some of the Momo trucks we tried. No white or hot sauce to drizzle either. We never had johl before (+$2 charge which we weren't aware of). The johl is served cold which surprised us. We really liked the chicken lollipop, garlic naan, and beef noodles. Everything was served super hot. Solid spot if you're looking to try Nepalese food for the first time but it is lacking a bit in flavor...“
“Hidden gem! I am secretly happy that not a lot of people know about this spot but they definitely deserve credit and is underrated! Love that their dishes are different from other Tibetan restaurants and everything is very affordable (I hope they don't raise the prices).“
“A solid Tibetan restaurant in Jackson heights! I can see why the won the momo walk twice! Food: I loved the spicy chicken momos - honestly the best thing we ordered! The Singaporean noodles with chicken was also delicious and very flavorful - full of veggies! The vegetable noodles were also solid! The paneer chili was well made but the paneer itself lacked flavor! the Himalayan Thalia offered a few different things including a fondue - esque dip, fried dough, and potato, bean soup! I was not a fan and won't order this again. The veggie dumplings with potato, cheese and spinach wasn't my favorite - it was a bit sweet, which I found odd Service: great service! The space is small but packed and our waitress was lovely! Ambience: small but ample seating with outdoor and indoor seating! Nothing special! Price: for the portion sizes - great price“
“Recently I visited NY with my husband. Went to Jackson heights. Had momo from Amdo Kitchen. Momo was yummy and served with soups. Moreover the owner is very kind, perfect customer care. Feel like going to eat there every time whenever we visit there. Chocho la the owner is very kind. Hats off to you ???“
“Secret gem - hole in the wall! Went to the one at the upper floor where you take the stairs to the restaurant. The restaurant is small with only about 6 tables and you can see the kitchen, and it was clean (the staff sanitises the table after use).The food - we tried the Ping Khatsa and Tsak Sha La Ko Hot - loved both of them. The Ping Khatsa was thin sweet potato noodles in a mild soury soup and the Tsak Sha La Ko Hot is beef and radish in herbal clear soup. Also had the butter tea (I think it’s interesting, although not my cup of tea).Definitely would come back for more! Cash only establishment. I wished they would move away from single used chopsticks one day (they do provide proper fork and soup spoon).“
“Conveniently located on the main road, Lhasa restaurant offers a spacious setting and authentic Tibetan cuisine. From savory momos to aromatic thukpa, each dish delights the taste buds. What truly sets this spot apart is its exceptional service, ensuring every visit is memorable. Whether you're a local or traveler, promises a satisfying dining experience with every bite.“
“Honestly one of the best Momos I ever had.Got Goat Momo Jhola (soup) and Buffalo momo. Amazing! Must try .However, the Roti was cold and stale , lost1 star because of that. Hopefully ongoing you correct this as it would have been 5/5.Also loved the fact the owner Yamuna was in music videos that were playing in her restaurant, very amusing!“
“Ordered takeout on a windy, rainy day. The owners were kind enough to offer a mug of hot water while I waited for the food. The beef and vegetable momos are flavorful. About 4 pieces can feed an adult. The atmosphere is very comforting and homey. Decor is very nice and energy is very relaxed.“
“Momo Crave is a Nepali fast-food restaurant in Queens. If you’re craving momos, just head to the Jackson Heights neighborhood of Queens. just off the 7 train on the border of Woodside and Jackson Heights, QueensNo other area in NYC boasts such a strong concentration of restaurants, cafes, and food trucks selling Tibetan and Himalayan cuisine.The restaurant specializes in Momos, a popular type of dumplings in the Himalayas, as well as Nepali masala tea and coffee.We ordered-* Chicken Jhol Momo &* Chicken Chilli MomoBoth dishes were too good. Mix of meat with spices and veggies, steams, and then saute with sauce.I recommend their Jhol momo for sure.I would suggest, avoiding ordering noddles, wings, or drumsticks - they were overcooked, deep deep fried, and not at all tasty- we did not like it all and asked the owner about replacing it with another momo which they did, so I would count their service great.Ambiance - it's good, with a couple of good paintings and cool decor.Note: The neighborhood hosts the biggest Himalayan food and cultural festival in September, giving visitors a taste of some of Jackson Heights’ best Tibetan, Nepalese, and South Asian restaurants at the annual Momo Crawl With over 25 momo vendors in and around the area“
“I've been getting momos from here for at least 7 years. The steamed beef dumplings are my go to. They come with scallion & they're the best I've ever had. The chicken dumplings are good too. The chicken dumplings contain cilantro instead of scallion, so if you're not a fan of cilantro, you should get the beef. The chow mein noodles are pretty good too. I really wish this place would get their own place instead of having to share with Merit.“
“As a Tibetan . I think it’s a best place to eat your meal. Not like other restaurants has less ingredients and tasteless. I just tried beef noodle , mothup and Tibetan fry dumplings and yellow Laphing. There all are fantastic but laphing chilli little not good. I recommended this place to visit.“
“Phayul is one of my go-to spot, offering delightful comfort Tibetan food. Love most of their food options, especially their phingsha. While the laphing is just okay here, the mains truly stand out. Restaurant environment is nice with good service. Definitely recommend for Tibetan dishes“
“This is about as authentic as it gets. No frills atmosphere- if you want fancy, this isn’t it. Minimalistic space with a traditional menu of absolutely delicious food! The MoMo (dumplings) are outrageously good. If you’re feeling adventurous, order the Bhutan- you won’t be disappointed. Some of the thali and the khaja are spicy, so be warned if that’s not your thing. The Sya Bhale is also delicious- think empanadas, but better. Service not super quick, but it doesn’t need to be. I know that everything was made fresh and with lots of pride in traditional cuisine. Super inexpensive, too. A great restaurant to bring friends!“
“I have been coming here for a while now. I always order the Pork Thali and it’s contrasting compared to other Nepalese restaurant. I think their Thali deserves a Michelin star now. It has been very consistent throughout the years and all the item that comes with their thali is scrumptious! It’s a must “Go Spot” and I’d recommend it to everyone.“
“Kriti was a great host, very fun going and with great suggestions. Love the food . Very authentic. Definitely recommend.Here is what I hadChilly Pork ( fried well ) with bun ( not rice )The dal is amazing ( try thali next time )Wai wai snack ( spicy) ?????Momo was goodThe lichi soju is ????The assam I bread , sweet donutThe puffed rice platter was ok“
“Veggie Samosa, chicken Samosa. Chicken tikka and garlic naan. Everything was top notch delicious. This place is fantastic. I heard about it on a YouTube foodie video and grabbed takeout for my long drive out of town and what a great meal I had waiting for me.“
“What a spot! This has been on our list for a while and we wish we came here sooner. You really get a great value for the amount of food that they give per dish. The momo sizzler was excellent and the chili chow mein was cooked to perfection. You can tell everything is fresh. Would highly recommend if you’re coming to the area. Quick tip, the Tibetan menu is what you should order from since it seems like that’s the highlight here!“
“I only ordered take out food for pick up from here once. We were craving momos and ended up getting the beef momos. One plate which included about 8 large momos was $10. I'm used to having the smaller momos so when I had Om Wok's momos I was shocked at the size. They're huge and one plate is definitely shareable among two. They do have soup in them which tasted great. Their red sauce definitely gives a kick so be weary how much you put on your momos. The momos we had were good but definitely large and can be messy to eat haha.“
“Omg!!! I'm writing this review thinking about the next time I'm going back! The food was absolutely the best nepali food I've ever had. Every single item was seasoned to perfection. The service was top notch. I try can't wait to go back!!“
“It's been difficult to find curry in NYC and I've finally found a place i can go to. They also have a kids menu option. The side dishes for the kids meal are a little odd but my son ate them... His meal was chicken (which were 4-5 small chicken pieces) with eggs, broccoli, and naan on the side.“
“Visited the restaurant on a Saturday morning. Found the place to be very cozy. Not a very big space with huge lots of seating arrangements, but its enough to host a party of 15-20 peoples.We took the buffet option for two person, which is by the way, a Halal buffet with Indian and Bangladeshi food options. The choice of items weren't so many, but quite enough to fill your appetite. We found - bread/naan missing and made us disappointed, but to our surprise, it was served fresh and hot on our table. loved it. They had an appetizer, meat items, salad, curries and a desert.The food was being refilled quite frequently in small portions which ensured the food to be hot and fresh. Though their buffet time ranges from 12pm to 4pm, but an 1 hour window is enough for the complete meal.The price of the buffet was approximately 20$/person (with tax). What I didn't like about them, is charging an extra 4% for card payment.other than this, it was a good experience.“
“I don’t know if I will ever get to Nepal. The team here makes sure you feel as close to their home country as possible. Explaining every dish, the origins, and giving explanations on how and what the meanings of the displays in the restaurant are. Very great experience.“