Simply fantastic - we went to Nepal about 10 years ago and really developed a taste for the food. I…read morewas so excited to try this place out and it fulfilled my wildest momo dreams in every way. We ordered: Chilly momo, Crispy momo, Fried momo and steamed momo. Plus samosas and Chicken 65 and Paratha. This was for 3 of us. Plenty of leftovers that we ate the next day. Not a weak link in the bunch. I would order every one of them again. And probably will. Probably soon! My husband picked up the food and also said the staff were exceptionally nice.

New Nepali restaurant in Pflugerville. It's a hole in the wall with not much ambiance, so I would…read morerecommend takeout or delivery. The food is made fresh, so you will need to wait, but it's always worth waiting for fresh food! They have a variety of momos in their menu. You get about 10 momos in an order. I would love a 5-piece option for half the price, to be honest. The momos were good, though I'm no expert and not a big momo fan, so maybe I'm not the best judge. That said, all the momos were soft, fresh, and flavorful. I'll try some of the other dishes over the next few months. They do catering as well. I'd give it a 3.5, rounded up for now.

The food here is always good and always consistent- no surprises, just really good food. I find…read moremyself always coming back here when I'm craving comfort Indian food. I've tried so many other places but I can't find anything else that tops this. My go to order: -Sev Puri Chat - flavor bomb explosion -Masala Dosa- the coconut chutney that comes with this is so good! -Butter Chicken- creamy and everything you want in a butter chicken -Saag Paneer - classic staple -Paneer Methi Mattar Malai- creamy and slightly sweet, good for kids. This was a recommendation from the staff and I'm glad they introduced it to me because it's so good! -Garlic naan- just perfect We usually get takeout, but dining in is a special treat. The waitress we had the last time we dined in was so sweet and attentive. Definitely worth a try! You won't be disappointed!

Wanted to try Indian food with my hubby & all I can say is our cravings were definitely satisfied…read more :)

We originally went out for sushi, but the wait was long, so we drove a couple blocks and stumbled…read moreacross this place around 8pm on a Friday night. Really glad we did. One of the coolest things was the menu setup. After being seated, we were given tablets where we could scroll through the huge menu with pictures and descriptions of all the dishes. There were so many options that we'll have to come back several times to try everything that caught our attention. The food was really good. We asked for "baby spice" for our spice level, and they did a great job accommodating us. Everything still had plenty of flavor and just the right amount of heat for us without being overbearing. The restaurant itself is pretty no-frills and could use a little touching up, but everything was clean and service was quick. I also really enjoyed the authentic music playing throughout dinner--it added a lot to the experience. Definitely a great unexpected find and a place we'll be coming back to.

Subham Chettinad Grill & Authentic Indian Food in Austin is an absolute hidden gem for anyone who…read moreloves bold, traditional South Indian flavors done right. One of the most memorable dishes we had was a special that our server highly recommended--and it was truly a showstopper. I wish I had gotten the exact name because I can't find it on their online menu, but visually and flavor-wise it was stunning. It came wrapped and cooked in a banana leaf, layered with rich, velvety saag, what tasted like thin dosa or chapati layers, egg, aromatic spices, tender chunks of meat, and curry, all melded together into this beautifully perfumed, steamy package. It was served with a cooling yogurt sauce and a chili sauce that balanced the heat perfectly. The presentation alone was gorgeous, and the flavors were deep, earthy, and incredibly comforting. We also ordered the curry goat, which was delicately spiced with a wonderful, slow-building heat. The meat was tender, the gravy rich without being heavy, and it paired perfectly with the simple white rice that let the complex spices shine. The tandoori goat chops were the family favorite by far. Everyone loved the smoky char and bold marinade. Personally, I found them a bit softer than I prefer, but the flavor was outstanding--robust, well-seasoned, and unmistakably tandoori. Finally, we ordered the Tandoori Pomfret to go, and I had it later with rice porridge. It was absolutely scrumptious. The fish was fragrant, beautifully spiced, and still juicy, making it the perfect comfort meal with the warm, soothing porridge. Overall, Subham Chettinad Grill delivers authentic, soulful Indian cooking with layers of spice, heat, and aroma that feel both traditional and thoughtfully prepared. If you're looking for real South Indian and Chettinad-style flavors in Austin, this place is a must-try.

** vegetarian food review **…read more This place is inside the shop at a gas station. So there is no dine-in option here as such. But, you HAVE to order it once and try their food !!!!!!! We tried the veg kothey momos and veg chili momos - both were delicious! They were perfectly cooked, had the right amount of spices and were served hot. We also tried the Hakka noodles and the spice level was adjusted to our taste, so it was a very very very good experience... I think I could say that these were the best momos I have had in Austin so far! Highly recommend checking out this place!!!

I'm really glad we found this restaurant! We tried 4-5 different things, and every dish was…read moreexcellent. This restaurant is located inside a gas station, but it is definitely one of the best Nepalese / Indian places I've had in the Austin area. We will be buying much more from here in the future.

Came here so excited to try vegan dumplings that are posted online everywhere for this place but…read moreupon arrival was told by employee that vegan is NOT an option . Waste of time - pleaseeee update your menus & photos online .

Monk's Momo is located inside the Pink Flamingo Food Truck Park, one of my favorite food truck…read moredestinations in Austin. Specializing in Nepali and Himalayan cuisine, the food truck introduced me to a dish I had never tried before...momos. Momos are traditional Nepali dumplings that trace their roots back centuries to the Himalayan region. Typically filled with seasoned meat or vegetables, they can be steamed, fried, served in chili sauce, or even enjoyed in a flavorful soup. Monk's Momo offers several styles, including steamed, fried, chili, and jhol (soup-based) momos. I ordered the steamed chicken momos, and they were outstanding...fresh, perfectly seasoned, and packed with flavor. The emphasis here is clearly on quality. The momos were served with a sesame-tomato dipping sauce that was deliciously bold...definitely a sauce that gets your attention. The manager was friendly and happy to explain the menu and dining options, making the experience even more enjoyable. Free parking at the food truck park is an added bonus. Courtyard seating provides a relaxed environment. This was a great introduction to Monk's Momos, and I'm already looking forward to returning to try more of the menu items.

Freaking fantastic! Love it…read more The Kashmiri Naan (dessert Naan made of mild dry fruits, cashews and other ingredients). It is soooo buttery. And warm and delicious! You can really taste the fruit and nuts. I got Korma with Tandoori chicken. The korma was very creamy and flavorful. Chicken looked and tasted fresh and I liked having the extra flavor of Tanoori. Id always just gotten plain chicken but this is good. I think this is my new favorite.

Pretty simple!! owners / staff except one lady needs some training in smiling and being politely…read morecommunicating. There was this older lady who did not seem happy that we were there, but then maybe she was very tired. We got two type of Biriyani's and two Shrimp fried rice. The two biriyani's they had put the rice on top of a small portion of the curry. The curry portion was not enough for the rice. I would say the taste of the curry portion was good enough though. The fried rice which was two orders of Shrimp fried rice, one had three shrimp in it and the other had about ten. So clearly they had not properly portioned it. Luckily since it was me and my wife got the fried rice, we exchanged shrimp between us. Garlic naan was good. But hey! please understand the first impression you give to your customers when they walk in will and could be lasting. Good luck!

While the food tasted pretty good, staff was not friendly and I got sick from it not long after…read moreeating. Tried the turban green drink and it had hardly any ice and never got cold. Sucks as I had been excited to try it for some time. It's odd to tip before you swipe. I wish I could take the tip back.

SPECTACULAR!!! I was shocked at how good the chicken tikka tacos were. There's a bit of a kick but…read moreit's not overpowering. I really want to know what's in the sauce because it's really bright and zesty. It interacts well with the chicken, making this a great dish for those wanting to eat Indian fusion! Also...do try the chai tea. It's made fresh :)

This newly opened branch of a well-known Hyderabad restaurant chain offers authentic Hyderabadi…read moredishes like mutton, chicken, paneer and vegetarian Biryani, along with Haleem, Indian chai, curries, and various appetizers and desserts. It's well worth exploring.

I was happy to see authentic Hyderabad place open in cedar park close to where I live. But…read moreunfortunately it did not live up to the expectations nothing authentic about the place besides being hole in the wall ambiance. So biggest let down was the store bought frozen butter naan being served. And it cost $3.49. You don't serve frozen naan and try to be authentic. Secondly the chicken in the butter chicken has no flavor. Usually that chicken is suppose to be marinated in Punjabi spices and charred in the clay oven with the smoky aroma. But nothing like that here. Sauce was ok but was lacking oil/butter. They just added the heavy cream on top. Lastly biryani was ok. Had some flavor to it but nothing great.