I stumbled on this place, as I was heading to another Asian store situated right across the street…read more Decided to check out to see what's in stock and found that this store mainly carried East Indian products such as basmati rice, lentils, spices, pastes, sauces, drinks, and sweets. They also have some vegetables, frozen food, some cheap looking household deco stuff, and calling cards to India and Asian countries. The store is owned and operated by a Nepali family and is quite evident when you see them all hanging out behind the counter like it was their living room. The owner did ask me to let him know if I needed something in particular or if I couldn't find what I was looking for. The store didn't look particularly clean or organized which is typical of Asian stores in many places. I purchased some Indian chips/snacks to give them some business. The owner's wife was curious of my iPhone photo snaps both inside and outside the store and asked, "Why are you taking pictures?" I replied, "To help you guys grow your business by letting others know on social media ..........like Facebook, Twitter, Yelp.....!! In closing, if you're looking for Indian type ingredients such as spices, curry powder, unique veges, etc, you'll find them here.

The store sells the very basic items. Moving from larger cities and store setup up is very small…read moreand minimal supplies. Sells good amount of spices and Dal supplies. Store could use some re-organization and more appeal. Looks half close. Not as welcoming.

The best Indian/Nepali food in the area. The spice blends and sauces are outstanding.read more

Plastic bowls, unlike images, eating inside, place not the cleanest tables,…read moreStaff is good. Most days cant get them to pick up phone and order, depsite saying open. Naan bread not alway served fresh, faal soup way to watery, vs others... Some glitches they need to fix.

We had the chicken curry and Momo dumplings. They were both absolutely delicious. My husband…read moreconsiders himself a curry connoisseur and he practically licked his plate.

Go past the dashes for the review. I'm just giving context here…read more The Burlington I knew was 3ft taller, and had a human gyroscope on Church Street right outside a Japanese restaurant. What I don't remember are good momos. April 8th, 2024. The eleventh hour. We were short on time. The streets are never this crowded. Everyone was excited. Coming from the SF Bay Area, we have very good access to good momos at least in South Bay. What we got this day in Burlington would have been a great challenger to all the Momo shops in the Bay Area that I'm typing this review in right now. (Ignore the dashes in words. I don't want people to find my review using the words with dashes because this was a special day.) ----------------- 3 orders of momos. Chai. The restaurant was absolutely over-whelmed. The front of the restaurant were packed to the br-im with customers wai-ting for their takeout orders. We had to wa-it ha-lf an ho-ur for ours. After all, the steamers could cook only so many momos at once. Everyone was nervous, excited, and on their toes. Yet, service was not compromised. The owner, understanding our frustration, gave us some mango lassi while we waited. We're finally opened up the tin container when we got to our viewing location, which was around, 20 minutes? We loved it. The momos were still warm and juicy. The flavors were relatively basic, rustic, but also felt very healthy, in a sense that it was missing that je ne sais quoi, that roundness in taste, that I assume is a LACK of MSG. What kicked this into 11 was the chutney it came with. More tomato heavy than my average experience. You could taste how clean the tomatoes were. It was FRESH! Now, that was ahead of a special event that may never happen in this Burlington again in our lifetime. I imagine things would be even better on any other day.

THIS PLACD IS NOT CLOSED!…read more Located on the outer edge of the Church Street restaurant hub, Red Panda had everything you would want from an Indian restaurant. The service was quick and kind, and the food came out speedy. The coconut curry was a standout, being super flavorful and a nice sweet aftertaste. It was sad to see this place so empty - give them some more love!

Momo's, Naan, and Butter chicken were absolutely amazing! I chose this place on a whim, and I'm so…read moreglad I did.

I used to live right accross the street and loved this place, staff is usually very friendly and I…read morehate to leave a bad review. Sometimes good things do come to an end. When my wife was about to make some rice today she came accross some dead maggots. When inspecting the rice in more detail, we enden up finding a handful of live and dead ones. I don't even want to think about how many we must have eaten. This was from a 22lb bag of Jasmine rice & we are not only disappoint, we're disgusted. Many people have commented on this place not being sanitary. We had good faith in this store, yet this is a major deal breaker. Rather buy in a grocery store, knowing that there is some quality control.

Don't judge this place by looking outside or the seating space. An amazing authentic place to grab…read moresome hot traditional food. It's a small cafe setting inside a grocery store, perfect for a take out rather. I got chicken curry with rice oh boy, I have no words to describe the authentic flavor of the dish, so so so deliciously and served hot to the table. The consistency of the gravy to chicken was perfect even the portion was perfect for one. There were couple of other tables, I saw them getting some noodles soup, looked delicious. Even the grocery store is well maintained n staff here are nice.

This is the greatest Indian food of all time Bindi masala…read moreis excellent It's authentic

Not sure what the recent one-star reviews are talking about. It's good! We got the tikka masala…read morepaneer and cauliflower 65. Both delicious. Generous paneer portion. Parota bread was good; would have liked naan too.

Got an order of steamed pork momos at the Farmer's Market today. The gentleman was really nice and…read morehe explained the hot sauces. Took them home and they were super flavorful! Sesame hot sauce was also delicious.

Can't go wrong. Everything on their menu is stellar. Have only been to this location during COVID…read more(normally get it from grocery stores and farmers market stand) and I believe it's their distribution/delivery center, but they still have pickup figured out pretty well

They have the best chicken chow mein ever. Love their momos. The server is nice. It takes a bit of…read moretime to cook but worth the wait. Roomy restaurant.

The Everest Restaurant is FANTASTIC! What a wonderful surprise! From the mango lassi to the naan to…read morethe dumplings to the tikka masala - everything was absolutely delicious. Perfectly seasoned. Why isn't this place packed? Granted, the ambience is a bit lacking, but the food and the service could not be better. LOVED it!

We are staying in Burlington and decided to have some food delivered. With the high reviews, we…read moredecided to give Mountain Valley a try. It did not disappoint! Our order arrived quickly and everything was DELICIOUS!! I had the lamb saag and it was so tasty and savory. I would definitely recommend!

We tried take out from here and were disappointed. The…read moreflavors were a bit bland and the naan was tough and tasteless. Sorry, won't go back.

I am a huge fan of momos and always looking for a chance to dine out…read more Friends love this place and we decided to go during the holidays and do a family style dinner. We ordered fried and steam momos to start, a combo of vegetable ones and chicken ones. Nepali bread (I forget the name, but was like fluffy pancakes), Butter Chicken, Bainghan Barta, Goat Curry, Saag Paneer and Nepali Chow Mein as suggested by the owner for the main dishes. The momos and chow mein were awesome. The other dishes were not as good as I've had elsewhere (including when I make at home). The goat was very tough and chewy, which was unfortunate, as goat can be tender and amazing. I would recommend coming for true nepali dishes only. Yes, Indian food is found in Nepal, but focus on the Nepali dishes and you can't go wrong. Also, it's a BYOB/W, so feel free to bring wine or beer (there's a store down the street if you forget.

I recently relocated to Vermont and have been in search of a "go to" takeout place - and Nepali…read moreKitchen definitely takes the cake. Not only is the food delicious with large servings, but the folks at the restaurant are extremely nice (that alone makes me want to keep going back!). I usually opt for saag paneer, paratha, and steamed veggie momos. The saag paneer is creamy with lots of rice, the paratha buttery and flavorful, and the momos (I think they come with 8 or 10? it's a lot!) have a nice, spicy sauce to accompany. This amount of food usually lasts me at least 3 meals, and tastes just as delicious over the next day or so as I indulge. I haven't been able to eat in yet (COVID :)) but the takeout is usually ready within 30-40 minutes. They do get busy, so just call ahead with plenty of time - and when you're in there waiting, they'll make sure to update you and get your food ready as soon as they can.