One of the best restaurants in Toronto! We tried the tandoori chicken momos, Hakka noodles, fried…read morerice, chicken lollipop, and a few drinks--every dish was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. The food exceeded our expectations. What made the experience even better was the warm hospitality of the staff, who kindly accommodated us even though it was close to closing time. Highly recommended!

I came here with my friends to try one of the best momos in Toronto! We got here on an evening, and…read morewere immediately seated. Inside has tables and cozy decor. Service overall was good, though slightly slow. The food overall was okay! I felt the fried momos were a little soggy (not sure if that was intended) and the steamed momos got rubbery after a while. Regardless, they were still flavorful and we enjoyed the warm meal!

August 25, 2024 - First time trying Tibetan food. My aunt really likes this place. She told me she…read morehad some huge momos there and they were the best. So I decided to get use some snacks. I ordered three different items (butter momos (chicken), chilly momos (beef) and fried momo (potatoes). I really liked the butter momos. The sauce was very tasty. My mom liked the potato fried momo. My mom and I weren't a fan of the chilly beef momo. Also I'm not sure which momo my aunt had previously as she said they were huge. But overall we liked the food.

Food: This restaurant has a selection of unique momos (Tibetan dumplings). For most options you can…read morechoose whether you want them fried or steamed. When it comes to momos, my friend and I agree that beef is best. Kukure momo: A fried momo battered in mashed up Kurkure chips, this one did not give me the flavour punch from the Kurkure chips (Masala Munch?) that I was expecting. Perhaps a sprinkling of the Kurkure chips powder or a sauce to dip in can elevate the taste. Butter chicken momo (steamed): We got chicken and should have got beef. This is a neat fusion of two cuisines but not a top contender for me. Chilli momo (fried): The highlight of my meal and favourite. I will come back to eat this again, it is saucy and has a kick of heat! Service & atmosphere: Comfortable environment, seating ranges for 1 to a group of 6. A nice place for a date, 1:1 meetings, catching up with friends and families. Pricing: For not-your-everyday momo, it was worth a trip, will try the chat momo in a future visit.

Came back with my friend to try the fried version of their lamb momos & the newest vegetarian…read moreflavor (forgot the name but it has cabbage, mushrooms, paneer, and spices). Lamb momos were a 10/10, although I still prefer them steamed. Veg feature momos had great texture but my friend and I found them to be very strong in cumin flavor without really tasting like anything else. Dousing it in hot sauce and soy sauce helped but it would've been nice if it had more of its own flavor. 6/10, probably wouldn't order again but they got me pretty full considering its fiber content. Lamb still remains my favorite, my friend who tried these for the first time also seemed to agree. They were perfectly spiced & very juicy. Mango lassi is still mandatory! They get busy SO quickly and their small team of 2-3 employees do such an amazing job at delegating and getting everyone's food out at a reasonable time. Today we saw an even more diverse demographic so Loga's is THE spot for authentic nepalese momos!

A small mom and pop shop with the kindest owners around! The food is yummy and comes at small…read moreprice--you get 10 HUGE momos for about $10, which is a great deal in this economy. Momos are juicy and their deep fried momos are so tasty! You can grab sauces (spicy mayo I think and soy sauce) and condiments (spicy radish?) from the counter or they bring it out to you. The owners were SO nice and offered customers ice cream and water during the heat wave :')

A pretty decent spot to get Hakka (Indo-Chinese version) cuisine on the Danforth. There are a few…read moretables for dine-in but it's been known as a takeout spot for a long time. All the Hakka favorites are represented including the chili chicken, indo-chinese style fried rice, crispy beef and the others. The fried rice is pretty good and flavorful. I tried the ginger crispy chicken and while there was definitely the essence of ginger, the honey sweet sauce that coated it was a bit too cloying for my taste, and had to balance it with some chili sauce. Very generous portions for sure, and family run.

I was walking on Danforth when I dropped by Danforth Dragon for some takeout. Danforth Dragon is…read moresupposed to serve Hakka Chinese food. I ordered the egg drop soup and the shrimp noodle. I was disappointed by the egg drop soup. It was bland and just lumpy eggs in water. The shrimp noodles was good, but nothing special. You can get this dish at any Chinese restaurant in a food court. It is 10 percent off if you pay by cash.

I dropped by for some take out as I saw specials for Tandoori Wok but couldn't find the store front…read morewith the same address. The staff didn't even know about the store about after finding their number and calling the owner on the other line said they were planning to change the name of the store but haven't done so yet... it just felt a bit disorganized if the staff didn't even know the restaurant is going through a name change or goes by another name. It was really quiet during dinner time on a Sunday. Perhaps they are mostly for takeout. The food was okay but nothing really to write home about. Perhaps I didn't order the right things I got the chilli chicken, the tandoori momo and the garlic noodles. It was just okay. I wanted to try the ginger/crispy beef since I heard good things but they didn't have any beef when I was there.

Good food. Friendly mom and pop owner business. Food was…read morefresh and served hot. Quaint

Deliciousssssss momo spot. I recommend ordering the butter chicken momos. Fast service, kind of…read morebarren but fine atmosphere.

Dropped by for a quick lunch recently. Food is always top notch and service quick. Will definitely…read morereturn! Ive tried most items from their menu. My favorites are the Butter momos and Jhol momos.

I'm usually a bit bias about dumplings... still love my mom's dumplings and thinner wrapped…read moredumplings. But if you're looking for a good momo, these really hit the spot and addictive. The steamed momos are juicy and taste great with just a bit of hot sauce I can see myself easily eating a lot of these. The chat momo was also very interesting with the sauce and crunchy bits making it fun to eat. Now the Parkdale location has moved so many of the reviews and photos are from their old location. This location does lack its charm and as you can see most of the chairs are propped up so it's more so a takeout joint instead of a space to enjoy the vibe. Though you certainly can stay and enjoy the momos in house. This Parkdale location has been mainly been used for momo making in house where they produce it all for their other location in Yorkville, which has more ambiance.

I got to meet the happiest man in yorkville aka owner of the momo house! No really scroll through…read moremy pics to see the article lol Visited the new Queen and Bathurst location this past summer and had the pleasure of not only eating some delish momos but also meeting the nicest man who runs it all - Garab bhai! He has 2 other locations at Yorkville and the original Parkdale one in little Tibet so many places for you to try his yummy momos We got the following to try: - Kurkure momos - Chilli momos - Chaat momos - Jhol momos We loved each and every one of them but my favourite had to be the kurkure momos because it reminded me of my childhood! Kurkure is a famous Indian chip we had growing up kinda like cheetos :P these momos were fried and had that signature spicy crunch, SO good! The chilli momos were actually not too spicy, almost a balance of sweet and spicy so definitely recommended for those who like a balance :) The chaat momos were so yummy and tangy just like the street food back home! The jhol momos were classic and soupy the closest to the original steamed ones with a slightly spicy curry. Overall we were super full and satisfied with our momo feast, thank you again garab bhai for the warm hospitality and yummy eats! See you soon :) Check them out y'all!

I've been here twice now and recently tried their veg momos with butter masala curry. DIVINE. I was…read morealso able to make 2 meals out of a single portion. Also wanted to give a shoutout to the closing staff who worked mother's day. They warmly welcomed several walk-ins (including myself) 30 minutes before closing and still managed to put out fresh & delicious momos. Especially the guy working that night, he was super hospitable and helpful despite having limited food availability from being sold out of most items. Good for them, I can totally understand why cuz this place is bomb! Will update once more when I try another dish :D

Momos were excellent and they have a pretty decent variety of Nepalese authentic momos. They also…read morehave thupka ( Nepalese soup) which was good too. The platters are very reasonably priced. A kid platter for 10 $ is a steal deal. They also offer frozen momos to take home, perfect for parties. They are a supplier to many Restaurants in GTA. They are a self serve place. They so not offer water you need to buy bottles one, with the momos that spicy bring your own