So glad I stumbled upon this place because everything we got was super tasty. The outside was…read moreunassuming but had a pleasant atmosphere inside. It wasn't too busy on a weeknight so we were able to get seated without a reservation. This spot should definitely be on your to-try list.

Best comfort food ever. Himalayan Cuisine is our go to for warm, delicious, and affordable food…read more I highly recommend their soups and lunch wraps. The soups are salty is a good way, and most of the dishes have customizable spice levels. Food comes out quick, and the entire restaurant is very comfy, warm, but still very nice and classy. Their lunch wraps are super cheap and are a hit every time. The portion sizes are great. My husband and I are here quite often. The employees are so polite and friendly. I cannot recommend this place enough, whether you're looking for something for yourself or to share the city's great cuisine with visitors.

We stumbled upon this spot for a good nepalese meal. I thought it was pretty good and they gave us…read morea huge naan! The eggplant vegetable dish we got was extremely tasty. The curry was okay and wish I had tried another one. The momos were extremely flavorful! I think it is a great casual spot for nepalese food!

The garlic naan in itself gives this restaurant a 5 Ordered the garlic naan, chicken momo steamed…read moredumpling, and a chai. Plenty of seating inside. Service was great! The garlic naan was the best I've ever had. Crispy at the end and edges and soft and light at the outer rim layered with salted butter on both sides of the bread with fresh garlic slices on top paired with fried garlic bits and cilantro bits. Would come again just for this appetizer 2.99$ 10/10. Momo chicken dumplings - not bad but both sauces provided are spicy. I can't eat spicy so I didn't get to dip my dumplings otherwise these may have tasted a lot better. Meat inside wasn't dry and had a light taste of curry with slight spice. Not a hit for me but could be if you like spicy. Chai was not my cup of tea but my friend liked it. Strong tea flavor but not sweet or creamy enough for what I like. Get if you like a more natural water based chai flavor.

Cute restaurant! Good for big groups where you can split family style various dishes…read more I had the momos and chow mein - both were very tasty! The staff were all friendly and checked in on us often. Parking in the area could be difficult!

A group of six of us dropped by Dancing Yak on a Saturday night after seeing that the wait at Burma…read moreLove was too long. They were able to seat us immediately around 6PM. It was surprising that we were able to get served so quickly on a weekend night, but actually about an hour later, the entire restaurant was packed so we got lucky. I actually couldn't believe that I hadn't tried this restaurant until recently given how many reviews it has. Between the six of us, we ordered a variety of dishes to share for the table. Some of the things that we ordered included the butter chicken, the garlic naan, the coconut naan, plain naan, along with the chow mein with shrimp, pork belly small plate, the kale chaat, the daal bhat, and the chicken momos. From this list, my favorites were the garlic naan, the chow mein, and the kale chaat. Next time, I'd skip over the pork belly as it wasn't anything special. The coconut naan wasn't my favorite either but was nice to try something new. I also didn't really enjoy the daal bhat though I know it's a popular dish of theirs. To each their own. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back. I don't crave this type of cuisine too often, but when I do, this will definitely be the spot to hit up.

Candidly, I don't eat Nepalese food very often, save for the occasional momo, so unsure if I'm a…read morequalified reviewer in this domain. Regardless, Base Camp was awesome and a solid restaurant in the Mission. My friend and I arrived impromptu on a Monday night, surprised to see a crowded house; luckily, we snagged a table in the corner. We ordered the tandoori octopus, pork belly bhutwa, and goat curry which were all good. The tandoori octopus was fork tender and delicately spiced. The pork belly had vaguely Indian and vaguely Chinese flavor profiles, without lending itself to either side of the fulcrum. Kinda masala mixed with a bit of mala, which makes sense given Nepal's location. The goat curry was the only dish, albeit good, that didn't quite stand out for me. Service is also incredible. Every time a dish arrived, servers graciously explained how best to indulge, a welcomed gesture for this Nepalese novice. Would come again!

I have now had food from Base Camp three times, so I feel comfortable finally writing this review…read more First of all, I have to say the pork chow mein is the best chow mein I have ever had in the City and perhaps just ever in general. Genuinely. Absolutely perfect. Delicious, well seasoned and with lots of pork. I had to restrain myself from wolfing it all down in one sitting! That said, I also tried one of the curry dishes my first time, and was thoroughly unimpressed. It was bland and I wish it had more spice and texture. I will definitely enjoy the noodle dishes again in the future though! Thanks also appreciate the cute interior, and the vibe is nice if I want to take friends out for a casual evening meal.

Great service and tasty food…read more My favorite is the chicken jhol momo and the almonds cashew curry with garlic naan.

One of those nights when you are craving Nepali style dumpling and to be precise I wanted to try…read moreJhol Momo. Pretty lucky to find a restaurant nearby where I was staying. The ambience and service is nice. However now I am wondering if Jhol Momo is a difficult recipe. While the dumplings were great I didn't feel the same about the Jhol broth. It didn't had the flavours - maybe needed more salting but was definitely lacking something which I can't pinpoint. I still have to give it to Seattle for having best Nepali Place so far when compared to SF, Vancouver and Seattle. On the othe hand - I really enjoyed their Mango Lassi - I wonder if they make it by themselves!

This little quaint restaurant seems to be overlooked by its more popular and busy next-door…read moreneighbor, San Tung, but jokes on everyone waiting, Gurung Kitchen is the place to be with some of the best Indian/Nepalese food I've ever eaten. Everything I've eaten here has been absolutely delicious. Portions are large, and prices are affordable! My favorites are the Bhindi Masala (okra) and the Pani Puri, which you can't find at every Indian restaurant. Tons of vegan options that are clearly labeled under their own category. Will be coming back again and again!

So tasteless interior with flavorless food & tea. I won't…read morego back. Wish more classic style interior and more flavor add to food.

Wow! When my mother comes to visit here in San Francisco, she insists on have Indian food at least…read moreonce during her trip. Needless to say, we've been to many of different restaurants, Rose Indian Cuisine is our new favorite discovery! Superbly prepared food with authentic use of spices, and vibrant atmosphere with modern/traditional decor (a single rose at the table). Exceptionally gracious service by Tara and Dennis made it a delightful experience. + plenty of parking nearby + generous portions + fairly priced Not a thorn there at the Rose!

The best Indian Restaurant I have ever had the pleasure of dining at. Not only is the atmosphere…read morebeautiful, with chandeliers and fresh cut roses, but the food is out of this world. Every single item on the menu is delicious. Such attentive and friendly hosts that made me feel so welcomed, which also added to this wonderful experience. After trying this place for the first time on vacation, we had to drive all the way from San Diego to eat here again.

Being Nepali, we are on the search for our favorite Nepali cuisine in the Bay Area. We came over to…read moretry momo. The ambiance is very nice - it was a quiet and it looked like there were more seats in the back. I didn't see outside dining but also with the weather getting colder it makes sense. We ordered a chicken and veggie momo to try both. We really enjoyed the chicken momo but think the achar could be spicier. The vegetable momo wasn't that good in my opinion, it felt like something was missing. We also got some wine and they had a small but good selection.

This is a quaint little restaurant in Sausalito. Cute, friendly, kind and helpful staff…read more I met a friend there and we were delighted to find this sweet lil gem. We started with papadams and veggie momos. Both delicious. Then we added mango lassies. Our main course was veggie Briyanni and veggie balls in a delicious sauce. Ohhh. The fresh, delicious, garlic cilantro naan was the best! Dessert was rice pudding, served warm in a good size hot metal dish with pieces of cinnamon bark, anise seeds, and sliced maraschino cherries on top. It was sooo good. We had hot chai at the end. Sadly, I forgot to take pics until after we finished eating. So here's pics of our extra food packed to go.