(651) 696-1666
1278 Grand Ave
Saint Paul,
MN
55105
44.94
-93.154
Neighborhood: Macalester - Groveland
What People Are Saying About Everest on Grand
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – This sunny clean corner shop brims with energy, crowds and reasonably priced fare. Photos of snow-capped Himalayas grace the walls, and the two rooms are filled with happy folks, chowing down and conversing. Menu highlights feature potato/pea samosa, Tibetan dumplings and Nepalese curries. There's also momos: steamed or buttery pan-fried dumplings of herb accented meats and vegetables. The fine daal-bhaat (complete curried meals served with basmati rice) are filling and come with dessert. –
11/29/08
Really good food
by bitlucky
We loved the momos! As someone who can't have dairy because of allergies we found this to be a good place with reasonable options with and without dairy.
11/16/08
tasty........mmmmmm
by natina2
the food was excellent and very full of taste. nothing was bland.yet it did take a while for the food to get to our table, but it was worth the wait!!!!
i recomend the chicken chau chau ....the noodles and the best dumplings (momo)i ever had were very juicy and the sauces that went with them had the perrfect zest
try it you will like it!
- Pros: food,flavor
- Cons: wait for the food
04/07/08
good food, lackluster buffet
by peacereaper
The first time we went here, I fell in love with the food. My boyfriend thought it was just ok and I begged him to return. We did and decided to try the buffet, which was disappointing. They don't stay right on top of keeping things filled and fresh, and perhaps what they put out isn't the greatest held in a buffet. It is a bit expensive, but I think it's a fine place if you order off the menu when you want to splurge a bit. I don't remember having problems with the service, but I'm writing this review of the experiences we had months ago.
- Cons: buffet, price
The Details on Everest on Grand
Know Before You Go:
Don't expect highly seasoned dishes (few spices are used in Nepali cooking), but you can add some heat with homemade chutneys.
What to Drink:
Native drinks include Kathmandu coffee and chiya tea.
Smoking Permitted:
No
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