Service is above standard, very friendly and quick. The restaurant itself is very clean to the…read morepoint that I (a notorious clean freak) was impressed. The food was DELICIOUS- I got the chana masala, garlic naan, and a mango lassi, all of which were some of the best I've ever had, and my dining companion got the chicken chow mein, which they loved and said was elevated by the two types of onions used and the lime on top. We both are wusses and only got the spice level of two- I personally would go up to a three or four next time, and my dining partner said that they would stay at a two (their spice tolerance is lower than mine). With tip, we paid around $42, which we felt was very reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. The restaurant was very empty on for a Saturday night- when we walked in around 6:00 PM, there was a couple that was packing up to leave, and a few delivery drivers came in to collect orders, but for the most part, it was just us, which needs to be rectified, as Hot N Spicy Restaurant and Bar is truly fantastic. The only thing we could think of was that the location wasn't optimal for attracting attention from potential customers passing by (it's in a strip mall, sandwiched between a Goodwill and a Habitat for Humanity ReStore), and people just don't know it's there? Overall, we can't wait to come back, and we're excited to tell all of our family and friends about this hidden gem so that they'll come try it too!

Great butter chicken with five heat levels. Saag paneer was super spicy today. I really liked the…read morebutter naan.

TL;DR: Spent $16 on bland chicken korma, very dissapointed…read more I stopped into this place to pick up food since Om India (great restaurant btw) was closed. I came in during dinner hours and ordered chicken korma with garlic naan bread. Red flag: the korma wasn't orange like I was used to seeing from places that do it MUCH better, but I kept an open mind anyways. Gave it a try and my suspicion was confirmed, it was really bland. They also didn't trim some of the sinew, so I got some of that in there. The bread was probably the highlight of the meal, but even still, pretty bland and a lot more toasted than I've seen it normally be. I haven't tried any of their other options or been there during buffet hours, but I figure that if the food is that bland when it's fresh, it's probably not much better during buffet hours. The people there were very nice and the establishment looked interesting, but it's a shame that the food didn't hold up; needless to say, I won't be coming back unless they improve their seasoning... I can get much better food for a little over half the price elsewhere

REALLY sketchy. No one greeted us at the door, even after we looked around for a few minutes. Many…read moreyoung men playing pool. We left.

This place just open right in front my office and now I know where to go when I need lunch. The…read morefood is great! The price is reasonable, portions are filling, and the food is AWESOME! LOTS OF VEGETARIAN OPTIONS! My Veggie Tikka Masala was so good. Spiced very nicely and went great with the spinach naan. Brand new so the restaurant is still organizing and getting its ambiance down, but its well adorned and I enjoyed the Indian pop much playing. All around worth the

So authentic, true nepali food! homey and delicious food. Would recommend 100000% to anyone who…read morewants to eat authentic food.

Really really bad. We went out of desperation because we…read morewere passing through on a Saturday evening and everywhere else was packed. Nobody was here (6pm on Saturday), which should have told me to not go, but I starving. It's in the back of a grocery. It was super dirty inside. The floors, walls, just everything was dirty and dingy. My hunger made me think "maybe this will be a surprisingly good hole-in-the-wall situation". They had no music and these two loud beeps that happened constantly. The server was sick and sneezing and sniffing. The food took forever. Plates and silverware were wet; a puddle in the plate. Portions were small. My goat was 50% bones, not meat on the bones, just bones. The rice was dry and clumpy like it was reheated in the microwave. Nan was crispy. Normally I eat very spicy food but my stomach had been weird so we asked for 5/10 and my dude was literally sweating. It said it was a tomato sauce but this was just a bland brown flavor with cilantro. We couldn't eat but 2 bites. Paid full price and left. Luckily she didn't ask how it was because I was prepared to be honest. I think she knew. I didn't know it could get so bad. How are they open? My new low standard will be "well at least it's not as bad as the Indian restaurant in Fairfield!"

I don't know how come I never finished this draft that I started literally 3 years ago…read more I can still remember how freaking amazing this food was. Large stuffed dumplings, dishes with layers of flavor and spice (but not heat, per my request). Attentive, friendly, service, and culinary options that are (were at that time at least?) rare to find in the region. Meeting my mentor here for a meal was such a pleasant surprise, this small strip mall location delivering some seriously great food. We each ordered appetizers, and multiple dishes, and between the two of us we didn't have a bad bite. Now, I can't remember exactly what we ordered.... but I'm more than willing to go try a few new things next time.

Highly delicious! This is sort of a Nepali version of a chipotle. You choose what proteins you want…read moreas well as what comes with it and they serve it up to you in a bowl. It was so delicious! Really good with spices and flavor. You can eat inside or they have seating outside as well. Very comfortable outside and it's almost like an escape. Staff is also very friendly. Definitely looking forward to trying more options next time!

I visited Nepal Restaurant with my son to try something different. The restaurant is small and has…read morea cozy, casual atmosphere. While the food was well-prepared and you could tell it was made with care, the Nepalese and vegan-style cuisine just wasn't my personal preference. I'm more of a meat-and-potatoes kind of guy, so the flavors weren't really what I typically enjoy. One thing I didn't care for was that after finishing our meal, customers are expected to take their own plates and dishes to a bin in the back of the restaurant. I know some people don't mind that, but it's not something I personally expect when dining out. Overall, if you're looking for authentic Nepalese food or enjoy vegan-friendly options, this restaurant is worth trying. It simply wasn't the right fit for my personal tastes, but others who enjoy this style of cuisine may have a much different experience. This review gives credit where it's due while making it clear that your opinion is based on your personal preferences rather than the quality of the restaurant.

Delicious chicken momos and dal, paratha was perfect…read more Service was amazing! Great place!

Hamro Restaurant is an extra special spot for me as it is the first place my baby sister and I got…read moreNepali food together. She has since passed and I recently spent a day honoring her and doing some of her favorite things. Getting momos from Hamro Restaurant was one of them. She also loved the Nepali chai tea, so I got a cup of that. This time, I tried the steamed chicken momos. Sadly they were less flavorful than usual and the chicken inside was a bit dry. I am hoping it was just an off day for them. The Nepali tea was SPOT ON and perfect for the cold, snowy day. I ordered carryout online. My order was ready when I arrived and the staff person who cashed me out was very friendly. I will be a forever customer at Hamro Restaurant and can't wait to try all of the menu items in honor of my sister.

Solely based off of what we orders I give this a 4/5! We ordered the Chili Chicken Momos at a spice…read morelevel of 5. Momo, a steamed and filled dumpling popular in Tibetan, Nepalese, and North Indian cuisine, gets a fiery twist here. Ajeet is dishing out flavor-packed Momos (with halal chicken). We ordered a spice level of 5 on their scale and our noses were running, but in the best way possible. If your spice tolerance is on the lower end, trust me, scale it down a bit. This might just be your new favorite comfort food, because it's definitely mine.

I had their food for the first time, I had always my indian food at the indian a…read morelittle further (or before) across the street, it is good food but a bit pricey. Ajeet India & Nepali Cuisine has just the same good food, quality and fabulousness ad the one across the street but almost half the price. This is MY NEW favorite Indian food restaurant.

The wife and I sure missed out for several years by not realizing just how good Bridges is…read more There's no accounting for it other than being asleep at the switch. (I did visit the old downtown location with a too-large office group back in the late 2010s, and that chaotic arrangement probably distracted me from its excellence.) Recently, it's our favorite bang-for-the-buck place in the metro. Or at least it is when we order the rice bowls. A digression about "bowls": When Chipotle exploded in popularity 15 or 20 years ago, folks compared the bowl (and burrito) assembly-line set-up to Subway. Ten years after that, seems like every fast-casual assembly-line style place was compared to Chipotle itself. Nowadays there's so many fast-casual chains with this model that this style of dining is often dismissed by the office-lunch kids as "slop bowls." I get it: some of these places are terrible and tedious and unimaginative. Even though the rice bowls at Bridges feature this assembly-line model, these ain't no "slop bowls." Instead, this is some of the most explosively flavorful food in town. I don't know jack about Nepali food, but at least at Bridges it's somewhat similar to Northern Indian but less about creamy sauces and more vibrant and complex and herbaceous, at least compared to its local Northern Indian cousins. As if it's not already good enough, ask for a small gundruk (a buck or two more?) to add yet another flavor facet. (Gundruk is a mix of fermented leafy greens and not quite like anything I've ever experienced. But great.) Momos--big dumplings--are specific to Nepali cuisine, at least around here. Bridges' are excellent, but whereas you used to be able to get a single momo with another dish, now you've got to order ten of them. Too bad. The staff at this location is always pleasant and helpful, at least in our experience.

Yum! Delicious momos at a good price and a great location with great vibes right in the center of…read moreWalnut Hills. It's my first time eating Bridges on my own dime and I'll definitely be back!

Family Food Truck offers the best price for the best food! I had their chicken momo and chicken…read morebiryani, and both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich, and the portions generous--my stomach was full, but my heart wasn't! With 26 amazing food items and 7 great sweet and drink options, there's something for everyone. I can't wait to go back and try more from their menu. Highly recommend this gem for anyone looking for tasty, affordable food!

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