I am very sorry but this place is overrated. It's not a 4.5 star place not by any yardstick…read more I came here with so much of hope. But if you claim to be a Nepali restaurant how can you make Thupka so wrong. The broth was pretty dead. The momo were also very average. I am sure a restaurant doesn't have a 4.5+ rating by accident so my best guess is that food quality may have declined in recent years. On the contrary the service is really top notch. Well greeted and well care for. The problem is in the kitchen. Please review the cuisine. If there's a place which upholds high standard of Nepali food in Pacific Northwest - that is Indian-Nepali kitchen in Seattle area.

We ordered the Momo's, Eggplant Curry, and Lamb Curry. The Lamb Curry was the clear winner with…read moredeep, rich flavor. The Eggplant Curry was okay but not as strong. For the Momo's, I did not love the fried version and should have gone with steamed instead. The flavors overall felt very authentic and the place still has that mom and pop feel, which is nice. The space is a bit cramped and the chairs are not the most comfortable, so it is better for a casual meal or takeout rather than a long sit down dinner. Prices lean on the higher side, but that makes sense for a spot on Davie. Still worth a visit for the food and the authenticity.

We were visiting from California. We arrived on the later side of dinner. The restaurant was still…read morevery busy and full of people who appeared to be Indian/Pakistani - always a good sign. They have a big tv above the bar and above the entrance that was showing the hockey game. It's a small storefront entrance on a busy street but you couldn't hear the street noise. The food was AMAZING. We got the goat biryani, chicken tikka masala, samosas, garlic naan, mango lassi and a hot chai. Big delicious portions of everything. The service was ok, they were busy and potentially less attentive than usual. Anyway, would definitely go back again.

Had a delightful meal before leaving on our cruise. Food was delicious and service was excellent.read more

Momo Hut is a cute little restaurant on Fraser street, right by Fruiticana! We went there on a…read moreFriday evening around 6:00pm and the restaurant was pretty empty so we got a place right away. Their menu has a lot of items from indo-chinese to Indian street food and more! Was also super impressed with their portion sizes. We got their: :: Lassi - so they don't have sweet lassi (they do have mango lassi though), so the lassi we got was salty but it was good. Kind of like chaas? was impressed by the presentation. :: Paneer momos - with their momos you can choose what style you would like and they had about 6 different options to choose from. We decided to go for their kurkure momos (basically crispy and deep fried), it was sooo goood! The sauces were ok, we got a mayo base sauce and a chilly sauce. :: Chinese bhel - I haven't found a place in Vancouver yet that has this so I was very excited to see it on their menu. I would always get Chinese bhel on the streets of Mumbai, and honestly... this was pretty close to the real thing. It's basically fried noodles with other things and it's spicy. LOVED IT! And the portion was really big. :: Chowmein and manchurian - it was good, didn't stand out as much as the other dishes though. The service was friendly and fast. Would definitely come back :)

Been to Momo Hut for a couple of dinners. They're a Nepalese spot that specializes in momos next to…read morea Freshslice Pizza. The inside has plenty of seating so there's never a wait. Slow service but there's only one waiter. Mains are $12.99 to $16.99. - Mango lassi ($4.99) - Roti ($1.99) - very similar to the naan - Naan ($2.49) - Garlic naan ($3.49) - Plain rice ($4.99) - Vegetarian steam momo ($11.99) - plain filling - Chicken steam momo ($12.99) - timur achar sauce had a surprisingly good kick - Chilly chicken momo ($14.98) - good flavour. Topped with some onion and peppers - Calcutta chicken biriyani ($15.99) - generous portion of rice and chicken - Aloo bodi tama ($13.99) - different. Didn't love the bamboo shoots and black-eyed peas combo - Chicken chettinad ($15.99) - coconut sauce was delicious. Tender chicken - Village goat curry ($16.99) - tasty goat (bone-in) - Yellow dal tadka ($12.99) - enjoyed the dal much more than the aloo bodi - Chilly fish ($14.99) - fish was lightly fried

Went out for dinner with my friends and this was a very unique experience. The Broadway location is…read morebeautiful, it's very open and they had entertainment when we went on a Thursday night. I love how you can get unlimited servings with the platter and can try different options each time. The Service was prompt and our server was checking in with us routinely to get refills.

Came for a friends birthday celebration, turns out we weren't the only ones, and had a great time!…read moreThe menu is straight forward and most of us opted for the Chai Feast - great deal and variety to choose from! I had tried almost everything on the menu but have to admit that the vegetarian options reigned supreme over the meat options. I left extremely full and satisfied. Really appreciate how the refills come quick and in smaller portions! This way you get to try everything! Service was great and I will definitely be back for Friday/Saturday live music!

We wandered in here while exploring Vancouver and I'm so glad we did. One of the best Indian dining…read moreexperiences I've ever had. Inside the vibe is very cozy, with warm lighting and welcoming staff. They offered us chai tea samples while we waited to be seated. The food was incredibly flavorful, and the menu has a large variety of small dishes you can mix and match, so you're able to try a good amount of different foods. Overall a very delicious meal.

The atmosphere- dimmed orange lighting, exotic wooden interiors, and the soul-stirring sound of…read morelive music- immediately transported us to a cozy oriental cave. We were greeted with a warm embrace and a comforting welcome drink of chai tea paired with delicious finger foods. ​The Dine-Out menu was impressively extensive. While we initially struggled to choose just one salad, one soup, one cold mezze, and three mains, we were thrilled to learn it functioned like a Mediterranean All You Can Eat--allowing us to order more dishes as we went. We felt like kids in a candy store, eager to explore the vibrant, exotic flavours. The mango-infused dishes were a standout! ​The service was impeccable. One server even followed us outside just to hand us cardamom cookies for the road. Many restaurants treat Dine Out as a budget-set menu, but East is East used it to truly showcase their best work. We left with new favorites and a plan to return very soon.

Visited Addah for their dine out menu and it was a great tasting menu of the cuisine. The interior…read moreis super cozy and some of the areas feel like visiting someone's home rather than a restaurant. The staff were also super nice and friendly. They were very good about explaining each dish and its role in the culture. The actual food was mostly good. I personally didn't appreciate how spicy some of the dishes were but I do understand that it needs to be like that to be authentic. Some of the dishes were also very odd, which made for an interesting experience of trying new things. It wasn't my favourite but fun to try.

Came here for dine out birthday celebration! Funnily enough, I had passed by that area recently and…read morewas curious about the restaurant so was very excited about trying it out. The dine out menu consisted of seven courses - four of which included chilli . My favourite was the Phaksaa Paa - Bhutanese style pork, chilli and vegetable stew, served with house bread. Oh my goodness the pork was so so so so so tender and flavourful. It just melted in my mouth. I was so happy. The Bho Cha, Himalayan churned butter tea, was a great finish to the meal! It was a hot and savoury tea and I enjoyed sipping on it at the end of the meal. I also highly recommend trying the cocktails as they were super yummy! We ordered a Thenthuk, tumeric infused hand-cut noodle in marrow broth with AAA beef for the toddler. He ate it so fast we had to find ways to entertain him the rest of the meal. Can't wait to come back to try the regular menu items! There's simply so many choices. The service that night was very very slow. The entire dinner took about 3 hours, despite us telling the staff that with our young toddler, we cannot dine for that long. There was also a bit of mix up with the order of the dishes as they tried to serve us a dish we already have, and skipped one that we didn't have yet. Hopefully, that's been improved since then and it was just a one-time thing due to how busy the dine out night was!

We used to go to Mi Shanti for Vij's food. Since that place closed down, we now have to come to…read moreVancouver for great Indian food. This place is fantastic. Everything, the food, the service, the decor, and the prices are all 5 stars. It is no surprise that this place appears in the Michelin guide. Sometimes, Vij himself will come out to serve the food to customers. We tried the Alpaca Biryani and the goat curry. Both were very good. The mango lassi, is a nice complement to the entrees.

We visited from Seattle and overall loved it. The customer service was stellar and the server was…read moreso friendly and helpful. The owner Vij also truly cares to say hi. Nice ambience and spacious seating. Parking isn't the best but you figure it out. In the beginning, they bring you complimentary crispy snacks and it's quite tasty. We ordered butter chicken, fish curry, chicken rice, samosas, chai tea, garlic naan, and my hubby ordered an old fashioned. So we basically loved everything especially the dish with curry & fish. The butter chicken isn't your usual tasting butter chicken, it has much more fenugreek flavor but overall I enjoyed it. The rice was more like Jasmine rice instead of basmati rice which was not ideal. The chai tea lacked flavor and was not sweet at all. The old fashion was good. The samosas were decent. Overall, very good experience and can't wait to be back.

Had the okra. Well flavoured and satisfying Chicken bhunna -…read moregreat sauce and tender meat The naan was soft and light. Really enjoyed the basmati rice too. Overall, the aroma of the spices were well fragrant and fresh. Will be back

From start to finish. It wasn't good. We had an early event…read moreat the convention, but really wanted Indian food. Beeryani offers Indian food, a view, close proximity to where we were and we like Thalis. We waited at their patio for them to open. They opened (they were late) and we still waited for a lonnnnnggggg time to get served/food. It gets better, we ordered our food first but got it last. The Vegetable curry (whatever it is, is frozen bagged veg in sauce). The lentil dish was ok. The rice and naan felt like it was reheated. The dessert was bland. Is Indian food suppose to be bland. I don't think so. Beeryani feels so low effort. It's a shame because their location is so prime.

I've ordered from here multiple times through Uber eats and never been disappointed! They have…read moregreat indochinese options, everything from momos to frankie to noodle burgers. I'm a big fan of their momos, you can get them steamed or fried (fried is really greasy but worth it). I love spicy food but their spice level is real high, so if you are someone who doesn't like spicy food so much I would recommend getting mild. All their spices are amazing and come up with their order of momos. Also, their portions are huge! One plate of their momos is a good meal for a one person and is very reasonable. Their frankies are also quite nice, very flavourful. I'm not sure if they have a sit-down restaurant but I would recommend ordering on ubereats. They have never got my order wrong :) 5/5