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.

Mmmmmm. Mo mo! Chaat!! Naan!…read more Nepali and Indian fare? Yes, please. We went for an early dinner on a Saturday and had the restaurant to ourselves for quite a while. It's spacious, clean; service was friendly and accommodating. We ordered 2 different kinds of mo mos (dumplings)...steamed vegetable and spicy chicken. We also shared the samosa chaat, naan and raita. We intended to get more food but filled up on these appetizers. Everything was sooo good. The bill before tip was less than $40. Really reasonable ....great food!

Extensive menu of Himalayan/Nepalese and Indian food from the same owner of Red Panda in Essex…read moreJunction. This location was formerly Royal Buddha. The owner's family is originally from the Himalayan region of Nepal. Recommended dishes include Momos (Nepali Dumpling), Curries, Chicken Tikka Masala and generally anything from the Tandoor oven. The menu also includes a small selection of Mediterranean dishes like gyros and even a burger and fries for kids. The restaurant doesn't serve alcohol but customers may bring their own.

We picked this place for Sunday dinner. We arrived an hour before the closing time, the restaurant…read morewas about 2/3 full. It's a small family operated place. The menu has some of the popular appetizers, curry and biryanis. We started with the samosa chaat and chicken momos. Chaat was decent, but momos were underwhelming. The outside layer was too thick and the middle was cold and bland. We got the chicken korma, that was a much better dish. The sauce and the chicken were good. The naan was soft, tasted really good with korma sauce. I also ordered the goat curry. This dish fell short, as the meat didn't feel like goat, appeared more so like lamb. Also took them a really long time to prepare it. The service was nice. There was a teenager helping us, she was very apologetic and kept us in the know regarding each dish's prep time.

It's a family own restaurant specializing in Nepali cuisine. All the food we ordered, I only like…read moremy shrimp curry. Everything else was ok. Dumplings were a little dry. Naan was different but it could just be the Nepali style. Service was really good 5/5. They were attentive and friendly. We went in 1 hour before closing, they still seated us and told us not to rush. It's clean and spacious inside. Modern design. Enough room for everybody to sit comfortably.

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.

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.

I hate to write a bad review, but I think I am spoiled in CA which is a mecca of people and great…read moreethnic foods. But.... this food just wasn't very tasty. To me, it just did not taste like it was made with fresh ingredients. It tasted more on the side of the packaged Indian curries you get at the grocery store. It was fine, but I would never go back for more.

We came here after a winter hike. The host let is sit even though it was close to their break. Food…read morecame out hot and delicious! I had chicken satay that was so juicy and flavorful while my partner had tom kah soup that had the freshest veggies. I had mango curry for my meal and it was the perfect blend of sweet mango and spicy flavorful broth. They have booths that offer privacy. The place is also very clean! Highly recommend

Fast service, good food. Went on Monday around 6:30. Will return. Quiet, low lit ambiance.read more

Isabelle & Mom visited for takeout…read more Isabelle (8 yo)a: "Very flavorful. It has a sweetish and spicyish kick to it. It's very yummy. Other people should go here." Mom: Delightful hole in the wall. We were craving dumplings and this place delivered. The store itself is an interesting assortment of Nepali food and random home decor. We ordered takeout - soup dumplings and chow mein. The lady had it ready in about 15 minutes. Quality and flavor were excellent.

Food was incredible! We're visiting from Chicago and wanted a comforting meal from a week on the…read moreroad & so happy with our choice. This small grocery store and takeout only restaurant hit the spot. The flavor was amazing we asked for our dumplings to be spicy and they delivered ! Service was fast!

It's 7pm on Saturday night. The sink is full, our kid is fighting sleep, and dinner is yet to be…read moremade. We had a great experience a couple months back with their ema datshi, so we decided to order from The Fusion. For $50, we ordered a chicken tikka masala and a chicken korma. The portions appeared normal, but only contained 6-7 pieces of overcooked chicken in an overabundance of bland broth. The chicken was just tough enough that I am actually not certain that it was chicken, possibly pork. The basmati rice was perfect. The desserts, milk cake and gulab jamun, were also small but delicious - the highlights for sure. With plenty of quality, established businesses in the area, this was the last time we will order from The Fusion.

The worst! I ordered peanut street noodles. They were overcooked and gummy. Inedible. My husband…read moreordered Pad Thai which I generally love. Not terrible but the worst pad thai I've ever had. They need to stick to whatever cuisine they're good at and skip the others.