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ecwseo

Joined 4 years ago

Amazing Chicken Curry!. This was my first time trying Indian food in the Twin Cities since moving back from LA, I must say its better than anything I had on the west coast! Everything tastes fresh and light. We had the Chicken Curry and Choyala,(marinated chicken in Tandoor and veggies) with pulau rice(rice with cashews and raisins), it was awesome. The prices are great and the atmosphere is cozy, not to mention the staff is super friendly!

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epicurian

Joined 4 years ago

Delicious Nepalese Food. This is my favorite neighborhood restaurant. The food is great and the service is friendly. The garlic naan is a must. Everything on the menu is good, but the chicken tikka masala is the best I've had, anywhere. A chilled Saigon beer is the perfect complement.

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sunflowerisa

Joined 6 years ago

It's a 10!. What a delight to visit this restaurant. My friend and I went on a busy Friday night, but the customer service was stil excellent. The waiters came to check many times. Food was AMAZING! The atmosphere is very nice, it's a small, friendly, family owned restaurant with amazing food, nice atmosphere, fantastic service, beautiful decor.. There is even a small nepal gift shop in the store. LOVED IT! Definitely be back. Places like this make it worth it to go out to a restaurant even in these frugal times...

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Molly Priesmeyer

Joined 5 years ago

A no-frills Himalayan Restaurant finds a home in the Seward neighborhood.. The scent of sweet naan bread soaks the air at this Tibetan restaurant that even on the coldest of days, warms up thanks to a tandoori clay oven firing meat and chicken dishes. A friendly host greets diners at the door, setting an unpretentious tone to the casual scene. A painted mural above tall booths transports diners to the Himalayans, along with several photographs lining the walls. The dishes come at varying degrees of spice, also accommodating vegans. Beer, wine and a daily buffet round out the offerings.