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This Nepalese restaurant opened few months back, so cozy and authentic place. We have already been there multiple times within a month. The menu has so many of the popular local dishes like thali set, tandoori, momo, thenduk and thukpa. They also serve different beverages like tea and lassi. We ordered several different dishes from menu such as chicken momos, wings, goat thali and naan. The food was served within a short time. I so impressed with thali as it was presented just like how locals do. There was bowl of goat, that was absolutely tender and flavorful, a bowl of daal, a bowl of potato curry, and a bunch of pickle alongside rice and papad. Wings were delicious. Momos were so good as well, especially with its green sauce. The naan was soft and fluffy too. The lassi came in a large jar, was sweet and dense, loved it. Our server was very sweet. During both visits we had wonderful service. Very happy to see another local cuisine restaurant providing such amazing quality of food and service to guests.
Such a hidden gem of the area. Paintings on the walls and decors are Himalaya related. Very relaxing vibes. The TV is playing the soft music with the views from the mountain. Menu is consisted of Nepali Chinese and Indian cuisines. I tried one of the noodles Thenduk with chicken. The broth was delicious. The texture of noodles was medium firm. Short and flat shape made it easy to pick up with spoon as well. Wings were tender and had smoky flavor. Naan was on the crispy side. A little different from the Indian style. The staff member was very nice and helpful. Food came out in a reasonable time. Warm and good portion. The restaurant is clean. Bathroom is clean. I definitely recommend this restaurant.
If there's one thing about Nepal we've ALL heard of, it's the Himalayas! It's a towering chain of mountains soaring more than 1,492 miles from Pakistan through Nepal and Bhutan to far eastern India. While all manner of Western food can be found in Kathmandu or Pokhara, it still isn't common (thank goodness!), and one doesn't need to travel far to see that traditional food is still the staple for most Nepali. Located on Boulevard just across the street from Borough Hall in Hasbrouck Heights, I decided to have lunch at this family-owned and family-run establishment. Upon entering Himalaya on Heights, I was greeted by the staff and got a table by the window inside a cozy, clean, and relaxed vibe. A large LCD flatscreen TV in the front constantly shows YouTube videos of scenic Nepal with serene music playing in the background. My server spent the time going through most of the menu as a first-timer experiencing Nepali cuisine, for which the interplay of Chinese and Indian influences can be found throughout the Himalayan region. As an appetizer, I decided on the Veggie Momo, which are steamed dumplings served with a homemade spicy tomato chutney called Achaar and regular Chutney. For the main meal, I went for the traditional Chicken Thali served with rice, mustard greens, vegetable curry, papad, lentil soup, and chutney. The food was incredibly delicious, with the uniquely fresh spiced ingredients really awakening the senses & filling them with joy. The service was excellent; the staff was friendly and attentive, especially Dalmu, the manager, and Dona made my meal truly enjoyable. The price was comparable to the area. The experience was nothing short of delightful, which I can recommend.
The food here is great I really like the fried momos. The dried beef is also good and everything has tasty flavors happening. The inside of the restaurant is cute but to match the vibe they need to change up the music asap.
Recently stopped by on Easter Sunday to check out this new restaurant. I don't see a lot of Nepalese restaurants around, so this was a welcome addition to the neighborhood. We tried: -Alu Dum (spicy potatoes) - these were really good. Perfect amount of spice and it was very flavorful -Steamed Beef Momo (dumpings) - these have a little soup inside, which I wasn't expecting but it was a nice surprise. It comes with two dipping sauce (not quite sure what they were) -Chicken Thali set (served with rice, mustard greens, vegetable curry, papad, lentil soup, and chutney) - the chicken was a bit dry but the flavor was good. I also liked all the accompaniments it came with. The vegetable curry tasted the same as the alu dum so if you're going to get a set, I would probably pick something else as an app instead of the potatoes For drinks, we had the boba, which was so sweet that it was undrinkable. We ended up getting a mango lassi too, which was much better. We could have used a bit more food for two people so if you're sharing, I'd recommend 3 apps + 1 set or 1 app + 2 sets. Will definitely be back to try some of the other menu items.
Really enjoyed my meal at this cute little Nepalese restaurant in the middle of the suburbs. I got the veggie thali set with naan that comes with samples of veggie dishes, and lentil soup. If you run out of any of the veggies they offer you another small serving. Also enjoyed the homemade chai. Staff was very friendly and warm ambiance.
This restaurant is a breath of fresh air in a sea of monotonous dining choices. If you're tired of the same choices: pizza, Mediterranean, Thai, Chinese, sushi, burgers, fusion something something, then this is the place to go. I was so bored of all the choices and Himalaya on Heights offers a flavor profile that is unlike any other. It may be most similar to Indian food in terms of flavor but it's not even that. I'm not even sure how to explain it but everything was full of flavor and delicious. This place is an adventure for your palate and would make a fun date night if you're up to trying new things. I would definitely come back as the food, service and prices were great. Thank you, Himalaya on Heights!
I came with my gf and her family because they love it here. Truth be told, I'm not particularly a fan of Indian food so I was a little on the fence about coming. While I wasn't a fan of all of what we ordered, it wasn't because it wasn't good. I will say it was cooked well and fresh. I enjoyed the momos, the chow mein, samosas, and the fried rice very much. The pan puri were delicious. The naan was fresh. I would come back again and again for that chow mein and the fried rice. I didn't care for the meat dishes they ordered, but that's on me because they ordered them medium spicy and I'm not a fan of spice. But they were well prepared and they did taste good. Just spicy. So all in all it is good restaurant.
I've only ever had Nepalese in Queens so it was nice to hear this place open so close to my home. I stopped in and got an order of Momos, half steam and half fried and asked the waitress to just order her favorite thing and she got me a bowl of chicken Thukpa. It was really nice but light in flavored and I expected more to it. The Momos were excellent. I have come back since and was pleased with another order. Great spot.
The food here was amazing! We tried the vegetarian and non-vegetarian Thali and the Thentuk soup. Everyone enjoyed theif dish. Spicy means spicy, so be warned if you are used to restaurants going easy on western diners. Service was very helpful, attentive, and friendly. The ambience is quiet and conversation friendly. A 4K vodeo on a gian screen displayed Nepali landscapes. I could barely remove mybeyes off it.
I've never had food from Nepal before and this was a great introduction. The food was very fresh and flavorful. The veggie momo in the chilli sauce was excellent. I loved the veggie chowmein. Service was great. They were busy but they don't rush you out and they make everyone feel welcomed. Ambiance is nice reflecting pictures of the Himalayan mountains. This was a great introduction to something new.
I picked up the food to go. Order was not ready in 20 minutes. Momos were undercooked. Noodles were better in comparison. Given that the place just opened I would give it another try. The ambiance was nice and maybe the quality of food would be different in person.
The food was delicious. Momos are a must try. The staff is friendly and attentive and the environment is welcoming. Delicious food and a good price.
This restaurant was unexpectedly amazing - very glad we stumbled onto this place on Yelp. Nepalese food is not common in Northern Jersey. The flavors here were very unique, the restaurant felt not Americanized (though I cannot say what authentic Nepalese food tastes like). Thukpa is a noodle soup dish with a hearty, umami flavor. Loved it. The butter chicken was also great, very rich and delicious. Kids loved the momo - their style of dumplings. They also loved the mango lassi drink. The chow mein - well, it was chow mein. Probably would not have been my first choice. Service was very attentive and good, no complaints. Restaurant is clean with simple decor. Hasbrouck Heights is not a neighborhood we frequent, but now we have a spot. So... read more
My son and his girlfriend discovered this restaurant a little while back and they are big fans so we joined them. I understand why they like it so much. Very nice atmosphere. We went on Friday night at about 6 and it was empty but by 6:30 there were four families there with us. Service was fast and friendly. The food was all very fresh and well prepared other than one thing I will explain. Loved the pani puri. Momos were so crispy and delicious meat inside. The mixed chow mein was not only delicious but it wasn't the least bit greasy. The beef Rayo was delicious. It's dried meat so it is a little different in texture when cooked than regular beef but it was still tender and very nice. The only clunker was the port Rayo. I guess they used pork belly but it wasn't a great quality because all of the pieces in our dish except maybe 2 were all pork fat with no edible meat on them. They were actually inedible. So I cannot recommend that. At all. Would I come back again? Yes. But I would skip that Pork Rayo. read more
This Nepalese restaurant opened few months back, so cozy and authentic place. We have already been there multiple times within a month. The menu has so many of the popular local dishes like thali set, tandoori, momo, thenduk and thukpa. They also serve different beverages like tea and lassi. We ordered several different dishes from menu such as chicken momos, wings, goat thali and naan. The food was served within a short time. I so impressed with thali as it was presented just like how locals do. There was bowl of goat, that was absolutely tender and flavorful, a bowl of daal, a bowl of potato curry, and a bunch of pickle alongside rice and papad. Wings were delicious. Momos were so good as well, especially with its green sauce. The naan was soft and fluffy too. The lassi came in a large jar, was sweet and dense, loved it. Our server was very sweet. During both visits we had wonderful service. Very happy to see another local cuisine restaurant providing such amazing quality of food and service to guests. read more
Such a hidden gem of the area. Paintings on the walls and decors are Himalaya related. Very relaxing vibes. The TV is playing the soft music with the views from the mountain. Menu is consisted of Nepali Chinese and Indian cuisines. I tried one of the noodles Thenduk with chicken. The broth was delicious. The texture of noodles was medium firm. Short and flat shape made it easy to pick up with spoon as well. Wings were tender and had smoky flavor. Naan was on the crispy side. A little different from the Indian style. The staff member was very nice and helpful. Food came out in a reasonable time. Warm and good portion. The restaurant is clean. Bathroom is clean. I definitely recommend this restaurant. read more
If there's one thing about Nepal we've ALL heard of, it's the Himalayas! It's a towering chain of mountains soaring more than 1,492 miles from Pakistan through Nepal and Bhutan to far eastern India. While all manner of Western food can be found in Kathmandu or Pokhara, it still isn't common (thank goodness!), and one doesn't need to travel far to see that traditional food is still the staple for most Nepali. Located on Boulevard just across the street from Borough Hall in Hasbrouck Heights, I decided to have lunch at this family-owned and family-run establishment. Upon entering Himalaya on Heights, I was greeted by the staff and got a table by the window inside a cozy, clean, and relaxed vibe. A large LCD flatscreen TV in the front constantly shows YouTube videos of scenic Nepal with serene music playing in the background. My server spent the time going through most of the menu as a first-timer experiencing Nepali cuisine, for which the interplay of Chinese and Indian influences can be found throughout the Himalayan region. As an appetizer, I decided on the Veggie Momo, which are steamed dumplings served with a homemade spicy tomato chutney called Achaar and regular Chutney. For the main meal, I went for the traditional Chicken Thali served with rice, mustard greens, vegetable curry, papad, lentil soup, and chutney. The food was incredibly delicious, with the uniquely fresh spiced ingredients really awakening the senses & filling them with joy. The service was excellent; the staff was friendly and attentive, especially Dalmu, the manager, and Dona made my meal truly enjoyable. The price was comparable to the area. The experience was nothing short of delightful, which I can recommend. read more
10 months ago
The food here is great I really like the fried momos. The dried beef is also good and everything has tasty flavors happening. The inside of the restaurant is cute but to match the vibe they need to change up the music asap. read more
Recently stopped by on Easter Sunday to check out this new restaurant. I don't see a lot of Nepalese restaurants around, so this was a welcome addition to the neighborhood. We tried: -Alu Dum (spicy potatoes) - these were really good. Perfect amount of spice and it was very flavorful -Steamed Beef Momo (dumpings) - these have a little soup inside, which I wasn't expecting but it was a nice surprise. It comes with two dipping sauce (not quite sure what they were) -Chicken Thali set (served with rice, mustard greens, vegetable curry, papad, lentil soup, and chutney) - the chicken was a bit dry but the flavor was good. I also liked all the accompaniments it came with. The vegetable curry tasted the same as the alu dum so if you're going to get a set, I would probably pick something else as an app instead of the potatoes For drinks, we had the boba, which was so sweet that it was undrinkable. We ended up getting a mango lassi too, which was much better. We could have used a bit more food for two people so if you're sharing, I'd recommend 3 apps + 1 set or 1 app + 2 sets. Will definitely be back to try some of the other menu items. read more
11 months ago
Really enjoyed my meal at this cute little Nepalese restaurant in the middle of the suburbs. I got the veggie thali set with naan that comes with samples of veggie dishes, and lentil soup. If you run out of any of the veggies they offer you another small serving. Also enjoyed the homemade chai. Staff was very friendly and warm ambiance. read more
This restaurant is a breath of fresh air in a sea of monotonous dining choices. If you're tired of the same choices: pizza, Mediterranean, Thai, Chinese, sushi, burgers, fusion something something, then this is the place to go. I was so bored of all the choices and Himalaya on Heights offers a flavor profile that is unlike any other. It may be most similar to Indian food in terms of flavor but it's not even that. I'm not even sure how to explain it but everything was full of flavor and delicious. This place is an adventure for your palate and would make a fun date night if you're up to trying new things. I would definitely come back as the food, service and prices were great. Thank you, Himalaya on Heights! read more
I came with my gf and her family because they love it here. Truth be told, I'm not particularly a fan of Indian food so I was a little on the fence about coming. While I wasn't a fan of all of what we ordered, it wasn't because it wasn't good. I will say it was cooked well and fresh. I enjoyed the momos, the chow mein, samosas, and the fried rice very much. The pan puri were delicious. The naan was fresh. I would come back again and again for that chow mein and the fried rice. I didn't care for the meat dishes they ordered, but that's on me because they ordered them medium spicy and I'm not a fan of spice. But they were well prepared and they did taste good. Just spicy. So all in all it is good restaurant. read more
I've only ever had Nepalese in Queens so it was nice to hear this place open so close to my home. I stopped in and got an order of Momos, half steam and half fried and asked the waitress to just order her favorite thing and she got me a bowl of chicken Thukpa. It was really nice but light in flavored and I expected more to it. The Momos were excellent. I have come back since and was pleased with another order. Great spot. read more
8 months ago
The food here was amazing! We tried the vegetarian and non-vegetarian Thali and the Thentuk soup. Everyone enjoyed theif dish. Spicy means spicy, so be warned if you are used to restaurants going easy on western diners. Service was very helpful, attentive, and friendly. The ambience is quiet and conversation friendly. A 4K vodeo on a gian screen displayed Nepali landscapes. I could barely remove mybeyes off it. read more
I've never had food from Nepal before and this was a great introduction. The food was very fresh and flavorful. The veggie momo in the chilli sauce was excellent. I loved the veggie chowmein. Service was great. They were busy but they don't rush you out and they make everyone feel welcomed. Ambiance is nice reflecting pictures of the Himalayan mountains. This was a great introduction to something new. read more
I picked up the food to go. Order was not ready in 20 minutes. Momos were undercooked. Noodles were better in comparison. Given that the place just opened I would give it another try. The ambiance was nice and maybe the quality of food would be different in person. read more
11 months ago
The food was delicious. Momos are a must try. The staff is friendly and attentive and the environment is welcoming. Delicious food and a good price. read more
2 years ago
So delicious and excellent service! A great addition to HH and Bergen County in general. We loved the Thali Sets, Momo beef dumplings, and kids had the chicken fried rice. Everything was flavorful and pleasure to savor. They offered complimentary refills on the daal and sauces which came with our meals. They have chicken, beef, veggie, and other options to choose from. We also loved their homemade masala (aka "Chai") tea! It's prepared with milk, sugar and spices...so perfect for cold weather. And our kids really loved the taro boba. read more
1 year ago
I have been visiting Himalaya on Heights ever since I first discovered them in March 2025, and let me just say that as someone who's father's side of the family is from a mixed-race diaspora with parentage from the Tibet/Bhutan/Nepal border - this place has become a home away from home for me. Dalmu and Tejindra (the husband-wife duo owners & frontrunners of this amazing Himalayan restaurant) are absolutely the friendliest sweethearts you could find, and their care for their diners shows with every intentional action Dalmu and the other servers make towards them, as well as through their food offerings cooked up by Tejindra and other chefs in the back. My first order ever from them was chicken tikka masala with white rice, and a mango lassi - and I'll never forget it! The chicken tikka masala was tasty and definitely felt homemade and crafted with love, and their mango lassi was refreshing and not overly sweet! Their chicken chow mein also has an amazing kick to it that you cannot compare to Chinese chow mein at all - and their momos are a constant favorite now of me and my family! Their bubble tea/boba selections are limited but very solid in taste - I kept coming in for their sweet and chilling strawberry milk tea, but after I tried the matcha, I can't look back now! The restaurant itself is quite small, but they have done what they can to make it extremely cozy for anyone who chooses to dine in. A neon sign of their logo sits on a wall of greenery near the far left of the restaurant when you enter - which also leads to the direction of their restroom. The large LCD flatscreen TV in the front-right of the venue from entering constantly shows YouTube videos of scenery from the highlands of Nepal with serene music playing in the background, which I found very nostalgic and a beautiful, calming touch - as if you were dining at a restaurant actually in Kathmandu or Pokhara! The lights can always be requested to be dimmed as well if you feel they are too bright. And lastly, Dalmu and the other waitresses will always make sure that you feel tended to and provide nice conversation if the restaurant isn't too busy (ex: during their lunch and dinner rushes, and on holidays/festivals)! All in all, this restaurant has become a staple for when I am craving something with a bit of spice and unique flavors directly from the Himalayas! This review is my love letter to Himalaya on Heights and its owners - as someone who has also dined at Chatni "Indian" Restaurant in Montclair NJ; Himalaya on Heights is LEAGUES ahead of Chatni! Bravo, well done, continue with the good work, and many blessings for prosperity to the owners and this business! Tujeche/Dhanyavad!! read more
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Delicious food and great service! The waitresses were sweet and attentive. The noodles were delicious - it tasted warm, hearty, and perfectly spiced. Packed with veggies and the right balance between indulgent and healthy. Great price too. Will be coming back! read more
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Very clean place. Server was very friendly and good service. Ordered Channa for appetizers ,Mango Lassi and Goat Sukuti Thali . Was different and very tasty. This is not a traditional Indian resturant . Many Napal dishes. Which makes it different . Will be back to try new dishes. read more
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