Enjoy the food every time. Great space, service, parking, and customers. Esp. Love the dahl soup,…read morecurries, garlic naan, fresh herbs and spices, and chai coffee.

Hands down a 10/10 restaurant in twin-cities area. Everyone working here is just so kind and…read moreperiodically checked on us including the owner. The server accidentally gave us dessert before we got our food, and the owner told them to take it back so we can be served fresh. We got some combo meals that come with side dishes. Fish was sooo tender and sauce has a good mix of spice and sourness. Momo and mango lasi were also fresh and you can tell they are made in house. Vibes are just cozy and warm overall, and I can't wait to be back for the second time!!

My second time getting take-out here. I ordered around dinner time on a weekend and the food only…read moretook about 20mins which I consider good timing. I got the below items and while everything tasted fine, the flavors weren't very robust. Everything was ordered at Mild spice level which had a tiny kick, and the first two came with basmati rice. For some reason they put all the rice in one large foil container, which I later remembered happened last time (2-3 yrs ago). Honestly I wish they wouldn't! Anyway, while nothing tasted bad, 3 stars is the highest rating I can give. FOOD REVIEW: * Palak Paneer -Okay. I can't place my finger on it, but something in the flavor was lacking, and fell a bit flat. * Lamb Vindaloo - Okay. Noticeably more potatoes than lamb. The sauce was a bit thick, almost like canned tomato paste. *Gobi Manchurian - Meh. It was little too acidic (think tomato vs vinegar). Also, sadly it was soggy due to how it was packaged(see pic). They may want to consider using a container that allows steam to escape. *Garlic naan - Okay. TBH I would have been just as fine with the frozen garlic naan from Trader Joes. If I give it another try in the future, and it's for me and someone else I will request they place each entrees rice in it's own container. With stewed/saucy meats and veggies, I like to combine each bite with rice. Without a dedicated foil plate of my own (and say we don't have access to plates 'cause we're out) what do I do? Continuously dip my (used) fork into the communal rice to add into my small container of entree?! Anyway, on a positive note, they do have a decent number of parking spots in the small lot and a lot of tables if you want to dine in.

I was craving Indian food recently, so I got takeout at Gorkha. The chicken tikka masala was tender…read moreand flavorful, with a generous side of rice. The lamb biryani had a good amount of lamb and I had plenty of leftovers. It was exactly what I needed!

Momo Sushi is my favorite sushi in Minneapolis. Everytime I get asked for a sushi spot…read morerecommendation, I always say Momo. The rolls are huge and packed with incredible combinations. There is a great variety of rolls so everyone is going to be pleased with the meal. The restaurant itself is tight on space but the dining experience makes up for it. I recommend you beat the dinner rush and go early when they reopen for the evening. Warning, it does get really busy almost everyday because it is just that good! Location-wise it is great because if you struggle to find parking in the small lot next to the spot, you can park on a residential street behind the restaurant and take a short stroll. I'm curious as to what the takeout experience is, I haven't had the chance to order, I would rather dine in the restaurant.

Stopped by for dinner on Thursday night. We had a party of 6, so it took 30 minutes to be seated…read more The amazing staff kept updating us. It was fine, we walked through the Indian grocery next door. (also fun!) We had a great little table inside. We ordered the Giaoza pork and tumpra veggies to start. (everything was gone the second it hit the table, so no pics) The arrived the sushi, and the hibachi. Every bit was amazing. No left overs and my son (8) orders more Goaoza to go! It was less that $60 for our family of 4. I can't wait to come back and try more.

Excellent food. We came here for lunch and really enjoyed it. For an appetizer, we had Samosa…read morechat. It had a variety of flavors. Distinctive and very tasty. We shared two entrees: Chicken Chau-Chau (noodles, vegies and chicken) and Chicken Jogi - chicken thigh meat with vegetables, cooked in tomato stock sauce. In terms of spice level, you can order 1-6. We are older folks and ordered 2. This was spicy but not overwhelming. but we still enjoyed it. This is not a fancy place but it has been here a long time. The food is good & distinctive.

I didn't have a good experience at this restaurant. The chicken momo was overcooked, and we felt…read morethat the meat in the yak momo tasted stale. Overall, the food quality was disappointing and did not feel worth the price. Considering the portion sizes, the cost was also quite expensive. The staff were friendly and polite, which we appreciated, but the overall environment was not very pleasant and could be improved. Unfortunately, the food quality, high prices, and overall experience were very disappointing. We will not be coming back.

Got a hankering for some GhandiMahal...I hope we can get uo there when it warms up this year!read more

Their tikka masala is awesome. I love their bowls. The younger generation have taken over the…read morebusiness. Can't wait to see what they do.

I had not been here in a long time. Years actually. My Mom suggested we take the neighbors, my…read moredaughter and her to check it out. Good reviews on Yelp as she pointed out. The Somosas were good. Everything else ws really not why they once were. Hoping they improve again. Times are hard and workers may be a Challenge to get. We got Matter Paneer and Makhani paneer. Turned out they just add peas to the Makhani sauce. The vegetable subzi ws mostly potatoes. The pakoras were almost all dough. The soup was frozen peas and carrots in broth w noodles. Not much flavor.

This place was ok. In fairness, I ordered from the Indian side rather than the Tibetan side…read more The ambiance was fairly utilitarian. Nothing was dirty or unhygienic looking. The owner was there and was very friendly and engaging. The food was average. I don't mean that as a negative, it was fine. The garlic naan was a standout. Very garlicky and the perfect texture. My biryani was also fine. I've had better in town, and bigger portions, but it was perfectly acceptable. My companion had the tofu momo which were also perfectly fine. Not a standout but also not bad at all. If you're in Hopkins and want Indian, it is worth trying.

The momo is delicious and authentic. The menu is limited- it's all about the momo…read more It's a bit of a hole in the wall, but that's when you know the food will be authentic and excellent. I had the chicken momo and the bara? Forget the name of that. Delicious and easy takeout option that is affordable in the 's administration's economy! Support an excellent t local business.

Loved our takeout from World Famous Momo. In an unassuming spot off Robert street, it's a sleepy…read moreMomo shop that was pretty quiet on a weekday evening. What they lack in aesthetic is made up for in taste. The momos are GOOD! Veggie and chicken are equally tasty and flavorful. The spicy momo sauce is delicious. Enjoyed the samosas as well. I would have picked up a lassi too if we weren't eating to go at a brewery right after. They have a simple but sufficient menu. Please check them out!

One of my favorite sushi restaurants of all time. I love that they have super extensive menu from…read moreTibetan momos to hibachi to sushi rolls. We got two of their lunch specials (3 rolls for $15). My favorites were the sweet potato rolls and vegetable tempura. They were warm, fresh and super filling. Momos were also very good, but it takes awhile for them to make them. But definitely WORTH the wait. It was very packed and not much seating. Service was also good and I love seeing tibetan arts on the wall!!

Came here with a HEAVY sushi craving! They are a pretty small shop and when I came around 6pm there…read morewas just a small wait but I can see a lot of people who came right after and there's a longer wait. Service took a bit longer since they're so busy. I would say the price is pretty decent and fair definitely not too pricey which I appreciated. I got the tri color sushi set plus added a scallop nigiri. Everything is very fresh and added on a momo roll at the end since I was still a little hungry. It was HUGE. This is a good staple place to go to. I wouldn't say it's anything crazy special but it's one I'll keep coming back to cause the quality for price is hard to beat!

We celebrated a friend's birthday here and had a wonderful experience!…read more Food was preordered & service was great! The team was attentive to making space for more plates, filling water, taking drink orders etc. We were not rushed at all and were able to visit and enjoy a meal together. If you do not like spice than you will be fine ordering on low spice. If you like some spice than I would suggest leveling it up!! The coconut shrimp with spinach was the table favorite. The cocktails were creative & delicious!

i tried the fiery shrimp, pani puri, palak paneer, roti, chai butterfly (cocktail), and mango…read morecoconut mocktail (limited summer drink) and all were amazing! also got the cauliflower wings which were SO spicy

Ok so I wouldn't chance this if I had celiacs. I misread the menu and technically this isn't gluten…read morefree but I didn't react to this dish. They do have chickpea flour breaded dishes and maybe they accidentally made this one in chickpea flour. *shrug* Anyway, this was good. The oil didn't seem the freshest but it was also around 10 pm when I got it. The chicken was well seasoned. I got it medium spicy which actually had a bit of a kick. I usually like spicy food. The rice was spectacular.

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I was sent here on a mission by my mother and…read moremy spouse to order vegetable pakora for a very specific dish, khadi pakora. It's a yogurt-based curry with CRISPY pakora in it. I came here thinking "any restaurant can make pakora, it's literally just deep-fried, battered vegetables." This was a mistake I have already lived to regret. Before I describe the food, I'll note that I ordered online and was advised to pick it up in 20-35 minutes. I arrived on the later end of this range. I went into the restaurant and no one was seated inside, but it was a Monday night so maybe that's a quiet day for them. I went up to the counter to pick up my order. There was nobody there but someone came out after I rang the bell. I picked up my order and went home, not thinking to check it. I arrived home with the goods in hand. My mother opened it and gave me a look of disappointment, contempt, and disgust. The pakora was cold, limp, and not battered. It seemed like it was microwaved or even just taken straight out of the fridge. We still made the curry, but it was an abomination. I've never had pakora this bad. If you're looking for Indian food in the metro, go literally anywhere else or my Indian mother will be disappointed in you, too.