The vegetarian momos are excellent! A great spot for Saturday afternoon. Stop here if you are…read morevisiting the Marketplace at Steamtown. The business is in the rear of the food court on the second floor.

From the owner: Himalayan/Nepalese Food.read more

Ordered via Doordash delivery and even back home the service was fast and friendly…read more Wanted Tibetan food again and kind of a redemption meal since Bethels completely blew it for me when I tried them. This time I ordered all chicken except for the momo because to be honest, I hate fatty pork. Ordered chicken choila and sekwa, chili chicken, and pork chili momo. I asked for no onions on every line and Nepali actually listened. It took some time for the restaurant to get the food to the driver, so makes me think everything was prepared fresh. Everything tasted great, spicy but not face melting spicy. It was easy to pick up some cilantro and cumin notes, as well as other spices I unfortunately cannot name. The only down side was the momo was a bit soggy but the taste was really good. I'll definitely order again from Nepali or actually shop at the store for unique ingredients.

We don't have any Nepali food near home, so when this place popped up on Yelp, we decided that we…read morehad to stop. The bar and restaurant is tucked into the back of a small ethnic grocery store. Parking is very limited and we nearly got t-boned pulling in, but people never esteem those things that come easily. There weren't any beverages on the menu, but there is an impressive array of soft drinks available to buy in the store, and a moderately well-stocked bar. The menu is limited but it all sounded good. We each ordered a soup, and we tried to order three sides to share, but they only had one available- the chat patey, so we got that. It turns out to be a sort of spiced crispy puffed rice dish with little bits of pickled carrot and pepper. I could have eaten the whole thing myself, but I was afraid that my family might never forgive me. The Kid also ordered the pork shekuwa ($10.99) which is a kind of seasoned grilled pork cubes with vegetables- think kebab without a stick. It was delicious- the pork was juicy and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. The Kid and I both ordered the pork jhol momo - a spicy broth filled with pork dumplings ($11.99 each). My Bride got the chicken jhol momo ($11.99), which was just as delicious but I found it a touch less spicy. The dumplings (momo) are apparently a popular street food in Nepal. With tax, but before tip, this delicious and sinus-fixing feast for the senses came to $55. Worth every penny. TL;DR - the parking sucks but the food more than repays the effort. Highly recommended.

This is a true hidden gem! Don't be fooled by the appearance. You're in for a great meal…read more Everything is fresh and made in house. The people in front of me weren't sure what to get and the owner was extremely helpful in explaining the menu and made some suggestions on things to try. The portions are huge and the prices are not. I can't wait to stop in here more regularly!

So the wife and I found ourselves in Owego, and didn't want to do the burgers and fries thing at a…read moreMcDonald's or somewheres, we checked on Google and found this little Greek restaurant. The prices look really reasonable so we figured we'd give it a shot. When we arrived, the storefront didn't look like anything special, nothing really appealing to bring someone in, just kind of blended in with the rest of the block... And after entering, it still didn't really reach out and grab us. Not a lot of decoration, a few tables with chairs and a couple of booths, and a counter to order from which is perfectly fine but I didn't know having never been there if they had a wait staff or anything. So we looked over the menu for a minute and ordered a couple of dishes. My wife I believe had a chicken and lamb platter, and I had the fish platter. So far up to this point everything was fine but nothing was really over the top awesome, and then we sat down and ate. Oh my gosh that food was good. My wife absolutely loves tzatziki sauce which of course they had, and the chicken and lamb was served with rice and you get choices like lettuce and tomato and hummus and chickpeas that they can add to your platter. My fish platter was incredible. Her and I both commented a couple times to the gentleman at the counter that the fish was cooked perfectly. It was nice and lite and flaky and I wish there were more than just the two pieces on there. The price of everything did not break the bank by any means, and they do offer wraps, burgers, and breakfast items. We will definitely be returning customers...

The chicken platters here are delicious with generous portions. The staff is very respectful and…read morewelcoming. I also love that they're open late until 11PM, making it super convenient for late-night meals. Highly recommend!