Dinner set menu is a steal, so it's no surprise to why Gurkha Restaurant is filled with locals…read moreevery night of the week. There's also a large bar that serves Nepalese beer along with regular fare of your favourite beers, wines, and champagnes. The servers are very accommodating and the staff seems to love what they do. If you're in the mood for some Nepalese food, definitely try them out! They're worth a shot.

This is a fantastic place: excellent food at an excellent price. It's a set 3 course menu served…read morefamily style. The servings are incredibly generous and the servers are always emphatic that if you want more of anything just ask. Well worth the (very reasonable) price tag.

The authentic food, the way of preparation was amazing! I would definitely suggest venison sekuwa…read morefor starters. The service was impeccable, from The greetings to the pace and everything with a big smilethe ambiance is pretty cozy! Surely a second visit place

Don't miss this dining experience while in Chelmsford! I am a huge fan of Indian; however, this…read morewas my first time trying Nepalese cuisine. It won't be my last. The staff was amazing and offered great suggestions. To start, we had papadums and chutney while enjoying Gurkha beer. For appetizers, we ordered momo, aloo chop, onion bhaji and (my new favorite) choila. We had army-style lamb (you should include a lamb dish here), chicken curry, saag aloo, daal, aloo jeera, rice and naan for our family-style entree. Everything was very tasty. The owner introduced himself and we had a great conversation. Overall an excellent experience.

The momos here are delicious!! We ordered steamed veg momos, kothey (steamed and then fried) beef…read moremomos, and veg curry. I preferred the fried beef momos for the texture and flavor! I liked the steamed momos but thought the veg filling was too soft for my liking. The curry was good but sadly way too spicy for me. The restaurant had a small seating area and more of a self-service feel. One of us saved our seats, while the other went up to the counter to order. The servers brought out the food item by item as soon as each one was ready. One of the servers kindly asked us if we were done with our meal if they could give our seats to the next people in line. We were more than happy to since the space was small. I highly recommend House of Momo!!

Found this little gem away from the busy Kingsland High St. and was not disappointed. The staff…read morewere nice and patient as I tried to figure out what to order. Especially for the price, the chili noodle (£7.50) and the steamed momo (£6) was quite filling (plus 12.5% charge for dine-in), but it's a bit too greasy and not as spicy as I expected. It wasn't crowded when I ordered, but the indoor space filled up as I was finishing up. Would definitely come back to try their other options.

OM is absolutely superb a truly wonderful experience. It's a family run restaurant and fabulous…read moreservice. I personally recommend this restaurant.

From the owner: A family run restaurant serving mouth-watering authentic Nepalese cuisine at its best!read more

Nepalese & Indian Cuisine, exceptional great dishes, friendly service, great dining room and a good…read moreNepalese Gurkha beer. Open on Sundays too, can't get better then that. A word of advice: come hungry. :-)

This place does lovely Nepalese food. Which if you haven't had is a bit like Indian food but has a…read moresubtler flavour. Nice modern décor, with good gaps between the tables so you don't feel squeezed in. The people running the place are mostly ex-Gurkha soldiers, the service is excellent, the people are really friendly and you never have to wait for service. The food is a wide variety with good choices for vegetarians and some unusual fish dishes which did not disappoint. Its always busy at weekends so a good idea to book. Good wine list and the prices are fairly middle of the road for above average quality.

Visited this place many times while I studied in England for a bit. The food is phenomenal, and the…read moreattention they give their curries makes the food absolutely amazing. While it seems like they didn't have much business, I highly recommend giving this place a try if you're in the area.

From the owner: Award Winning Nepalese & Indian Restaurant in Colchester Yak…read more& Yeti is a renowned restaurant brand famous for offering a unique blend of Nepalese, Indian & Tibetan cuisine. With outlets in Southend, Crystal Palace, Finsbury Park & Eltham, it is famous for Award Winning Chefs and menus offering traditional Indian and Nepalese dishes in a contemporary style.

This place is amazing. Great food, great service. The owner is from Nepal and is a super sweet guy…read morewith a big smile on his face. The momos come with an array of sauces and being sauce boss myself, I was very pleased. I also got the Gurkha bowl. Very good and flavorful. Want to expand that flavor? Just add the leftover sauce from the momos!

From the owner: Mouth-watering food from hillside tea houses across the Himalayan range of Nepal & India including…read moredumplings, noddles, curry, grill & Indo Chinese Cuisine.

Hard not to like this place. The Gurkha Kitchen is a classic example of why Nepalese Restaurants…read moreare so popular: An original cuisine & charming staff. They must be the nicest people on Earth (after me & you, fellow Qyper - well, me anyway. Not you. You're a bit funny....). Be sure to check out their totally groovesome website! Not EVERY restaurant site has this kind of ethnic chill out soundtrack you know. Mind you, it could be a little wearing if they all did............. The menu is online for all to see. Oh yes, avoid the Himalayan Beer. Like the snowman, it's abominable. Select my personal Beer of Choice (BoC) Cobra. Yes, I know it's Indian. Get down with the Indo/Nepali fusion, er, dude.

I was bit disappointed with this place, having read the previous reviews…read more The service is excellent and prices keen, so I have no complaints there; it's just that the food was a bit disappointing. The starter of a lamb and vegetable broth was light, yet flavoursome, and an excellent appetiser. So it was disappointing that my curry main course was just so bland. I was really hoping for something very different to the usual curries, but I could easily have imagined getting something similar from an Indian takeaway. My wife's noodle dish was reminiscent of chicken chow mein you'd get from the Chinese takeaway. Having never eaten Nepalese cuisine before, I can't tell if it was just bad luck or if they've blanded everything down for the local Reigate crowd. A real shame.

When I looked for Indian food in Brighton, this place seems to be the top of the charts. And it's…read moredefinitely solid food. A bit on the pricier side, but the atmosphere is also quite nice / upscale so there's that. It's definitely it your local Indian where most of the business comes from deliveries. This seems to be quite a touristy place but not in a bad way. It's located inside the Lanes and so it's very central. I really enjoyed the meal and would certainly come back for their food.

If ever there were a trendy UK Indian restaurant, this has to be it! The bright lights, colorful…read moredecorations, and amazing service were all super memorable parts of my visit to the Chilli Pickle! For dinner, I sat at the communal table and ordered the Set Menu (Veg), which started with a huge platter of pappadum along with pickled onions and three different types of chutneys/jams. Then there was the Chilli Pickle Cornflake Mix, a reinvented version of "Bombay mix" containing cornflakes, lentils, peanuts, chickpeas, flaked rice, cashews, pecans, raisins, and more! This was so crunchy and delicious that I even asked to take the rest home after the meal! On the waiter's recommendation, I tried the pani puri for my appetizer, a typical Indian street food made of puri (a deep-fried puff) filled with potato, chickpeas, and chutney--it also came with a tamarind water on the side, which you poured into the puris before eating. While this was an interesting dish, there was very little flavor to the little puffs, and I thought these was skippable. For my main, I chose the Punjabi Aubergine Curry, made with soft pieces of eggplant in a sauce of tamarind, coconut, and peanuts. It came with a cucumber/tomato/red onion salad and a huge, fresh piece of onion roti on the side. The onion roti was pure perfection--the edges were puffy and chewy, while the inner part was thin and crispy; it had a nice nutty flavor from the whole wheat flour and was the perfect vessel for dunking in the curry! Overall a decent dish, but the flavors and spices were definitely toned down, and the sauce had a more sweet/mild flavorful than other Indian curries I've had.