This was a beautiful spot! Quiet enough to have a conversation and nice decor! It is great for dinner! I ordered the beef Thenthuk (which is rice based noodles, handmade!). For dinner time, a couple of days ago, I went with a friend and was blown away by the hospitality. Our waitress and the whole staff allowed us to feel completely welcomed and was patient with us as we had some questions! There were so many new items that we haven't seen. The spice level is quite potent. Fair warning! Mind you, I have no tolerance really for any spice, but I still had a fantastic time. The portions are great, and the visit left a good impression on my mind. I would definitely return with a friend! or my family! read more

The food was ok, nothing to write home about. This was a fine restaurant. I probably wouldn't make the effort to return, but wouldn't be against it. I loved the decor, though. read more

Elmhurst has been a my new food adventure destination, especially since it's only a hop, skip, and a jump away! Like everyone else, I saw the write-up in NYT and had to check it out for myself. The food here really is fantastic, even if you don't typically see Szechuan and Tibetan cuisine offered together like they do here. It's "fine dining," so the servers are dressed in traditional garb, and the restaurant is situated in a huge space with high ceilings and wall seating upholstered with ornate, richly colored fabrics. All that said, it doesn't feel overly pretentious like it would be if it were in Manhattan. Service is done with a smile and is very efficient. My friend and I split the following: dan dan noodles, steamed chicken momos, crispy mala fish, stir fried pea greens, and the tingmo. The tingmo is a big ole' piece - you can share it. Everything tasted great, but the crispy mala fish and pea greens were the highlights for me - SO flavorful! This is the kind of place I'd want to come back until I've tried everything on the menu. It was $80 including tip (5% discount for cash, btw). We were stuffed and still had enough to take home. Worth the trip for sure! read more

Wonderful Asian Fusion restaurant. Delicious food, beautiful interior design, gracious service, and great addition to our restaurant rotation. The waiter, TJ, was especially nice and helpful! Did I say the restaurant is also creating special rooms for karaoke? Yes! So, you can enjoy delicious food that you can sing about afterwards. read more

See all

I ordered four dishes a cold noodle and a shredded potato, a roll and a red oil copycat, the cold noodle and rolls were good but the red oil copycat and shredded potato were not good very heavy MSG fresh flavor read more

See all

I was excited to find out that there is a new Tibetan restaurant in the area and from seeing the owner's daughter boosting this place on her Tik Tok. I ordered chicken momo and beef thentuk to-go, the guy who took my order said it would be done around 20-30 mins, which was fair. I came a little bit after 30 mins and walked to the bar (sign at the front says pick-up at the bar). Was not greeted or acknowledged until I told the guy at the bar that I was there to pick up the food. He says the food was still not ready and took another 10 mins ish. Right away, I wouldn't come back because of the service. The place was not so busy at this time, basic customer service should be automatic. When I tried the chicken momo, it was really dry. I've tried other momos from different places so I wouldn't recommend Nha Sang's momo. The beef thentuk was OK.. very little soup and tiny pieces of beef. I think I was expecting more out of this place from the advertisement. Sad to say it was my first and last time here, I wouldn't recommend this place. There are other Tibetan restaurants that offer better service and food. read more

Came here for a weeknight dinner, ordered the broiled whole fish and fried pork momos. That's plenty of food to share between two people. Both dishes were delicious (definitely get some rice to go with the fish and soak up the yummy sauce/broth), but the star for me was the spicy sauce they served along with the momo. That sauce is amazing, and if the resto bottled that sauce and sold it, I would be first in line to buy! This place has great food, lovely ambiance, and warm and friendly service. It's an awesome addition to the Elmhurst food scene, and I'll definitely be back! read more

Nangma Restaurant - Momo, fried with pork filling - Asian Fusion Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

See all

Wow! What a gem! Staff is great. Food is great (mostly on the spicy side, so if spice isn't your cup of tea, you might want to go someplace else... though the Momo and soup dishes are NOT spicy). Traditional Chinese dishes, like kung pao chicken have an added kick to them. Portions are filling, and prices (for NY) are not bad at all. Service is terrific. Real Tibetans serve the food, as opposed to the any-Asian-will-do-they-can't-tell-the-difference attitude of most Asian restaurants. Super friendly and accommodating folks. They let me sit for half an hour... holding a big table... waiting for friends to show up. Not far from the subway, and worth the trip for Manhattanites. read more

We had the pleasure of having Chusang as our waitress. The momo and dumplings were 5/5. Spicy chicken definitely only recommend if you can tolerate spice because it is HOT 5/5 only downside is that it's not really a wet chicken, no sauce, but still good. General tso chicken 4/5, sauce was really good. If you never had soju and you aren't a person who doesn't like to taste liquor in your drink I recommend getting the flavored one. I wasn't too much a fan of the original but the peach was really really good. read more

See all

This restaurant has both Nepalese and Sichuan food and it does both well. We had the Dan Dan noodles, beef momos, beef shapka, ting mo (so large and fluffy here!), fish filet in chilis (spicy, tingly and one of the tastiest things), mapo tofu (also very flavorful and nice), watercress with garlic (yummy), and cold spicy cucumber salad (the only so-so dish as the cucumbers weren't smashed so didn't soak up the flavor). All in all, it was a delicious feast, one that my friends and I will return for again. Attentive service was a plus. read more

See all

This restaurant offers a great dinning experience, the interiors and decoration is nice and represents the Tibetan culture. This restaurant is Chinese and Tibetan. The General Tso Chicken is very crispy and comes with a lunch special of rice and egg drop soup. I loved the crispiness of the Chong qing chili chicken but there were too many Red chilies, which overpowered the chicken. The chicken chowmein is good too. Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan of both chicken and beef momos. Also their beef shapaley is very small and has a small portion of beef inside it. read more

See all

I jus finished writing a harsh review of a famous restaurant so I am very. pleased to say that Nha Sang is great. The menu is mostly Szechuan, and very spicy (hot). But the few Tibetan offerings add a dimension that worked for me. Their Thentuk was the best I have eaten, better for me than any in Jackson Heights. The broth was thick, and the meat and noodle chunks were large and easily chewed. I opted for the mild spice and tasted just a ghost of hotness. When I spoke with the owner I learned a new word to use when defining spice--numbness. I now have a safe word to use when defining my Scolville tolerance. When we return I will go for the Tibetan offerings, but am willing to be persuaded to risk the heat. read more

I'd never had Nepalese, and this was outstanding. Very spicy. Very flavorful. The service was great. The ambience was lovely. We did ask that the dishes not have sesame because of an allergy. One mistakenly came out with sesame, and they replaced it for free. Very accommodating. The fried momo were delicious. Cucumbers with chili sauce very nice. read more

Absolutely LOVED all the dishes we ordered! We got beef momo, sichuan cucumber, braise fish filet with filet, and crispy prawn salt & pepper. We finished it too quickly so forgot photos, but will definitely come back! The sauce in the fish filet was amazing, asked to buy the sauce on the side to go. I would recommend a bowl of rice with the dishes as they are mainly family style and complements the dishes. read more

This is a mix of Sichuan and Tibetan food restaurant newly opened in elmhurst. Went to try it out because it's new. read more

Nangma Restaurant - Asian Fusion Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

See all

We will come back - accommodates large parties and has a diverse menu. Ordered and cleared the plates of over 10+ dishes and has a full bar for those who partake. Given the rise of Elmhurst - this restaurant is a great addition. Have been eating locally for over 15 years this cuisine is a great addition. Do your research beforehand and make sure you are not in a rush as this is a place to connect with those near and dear over great food. read more

I uploaded two pics...one I ordered and one I got. I could not find any similarities between them. May be I am wrong but I m confused.. read more

Nangma Restaurant - Got this...does it look same to anyone... - Asian Fusion Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

See all

Excellent food, service and ambience. Proud to see a thriving Tibetan establishment!

My wife told me to try the shabaklep(* meat bread ) which comes with 3 big piece and side of spicy sause. It was so good that i am ready for my second visit . This is the best tibeten resturant i ever found in jackson height area. Have to come all the way from sunny side beacuse that special shabaklep is what i need the most in new york city. Thanks to the server "yoyo" with good attitude and excellent service. Great atmosphere to explore the taste of Himalayan food. read more

Nangma Restaurant - Shabaklep - Asian Fusion Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

See all

This place is great. All the flavors are new for me and enjoyed it very much. The decor is fun and helps bring the culture to what you're eating. I highly recommend. read more

Food was really good. But the service was slow. Might be because there was a lot of people.

Replacing an old school Chinese restaurant which has served the community with a place to get sit down dim sum, banquet entrees and bargain Cantonese charcuteries is a new Tibetan/Sichuan restaurant. Interesting mix, but perhaps the availability of spices justify the combination. While the owner is Tibetan, the menu focuses more on Sichuan dishes while Tibetan flavors don't come in until the entree section, including the basics such as chow mein, momo, shapes and curries. Even the weekday lunch specials are similar to a Sichuan restaurant. Wished the owner would go full force and add more Tibetan or even Nepalese dishes. There's a lacking in Elmhurst and this unique offering would distinguish itself from the nearby eateries. read more

Beautiful, peaceful decor, high ceilings, friendly wait staff, and inviting atmosphere. We came as a party of 5 and ordered a smattering of appetizers and main dishes to share, incl the fish fry, vegetable thentuk, veggie steamed momos, and other delights. While tasty, all the dishes were extremely salty. I will pause on going back right away, but if you're looking for a beautiful Tibetan restaurant that also serves good food, this is your place. read more

This place is so good! I was hungry and wanted some bao. And found this place that has Tibetan food + schechuan food. I ordered delivery for some momos and omg they are so good. Much beyond my expectation. I like how it has two different regions of Chinese food so that I can taste it all at one place! read more

Tasty food friendly staff. A nice addition to the neighborhood. Note a lot of the food is spicy even if it is not marked, so remember to ask if you need non-spicy versions for your little ones. read more

Went with a large party of 9 and ordered a bunch of dishes..the szechuan dishes are chef's kiss** I've been on the hunt for good Mapo tofu and this place does it just right for my tastes. The chongqing chicken was good so was the dandan noodles, the fish fillet with the cabbage and the dry hotpot. The only thing I found lacking was the shredded potatoes. Overall the food was great. Service was great. Definitely coming back again! read more

Really good food and flavors, large portions, reasonable prices, a nice space, and friendly wait staff. I would definitely go back!

Omg love love love the decor ! This restaurant is truly one it's kind. The decor is pure gold, love that all the waitresses were wearing chupa. This restaurant truly takes Tibetan cuisine to whole another level. I went with my friends who are vegetarian, they unfortunately didn't like food. We ordered aloo sisi and vegetarian momo. Aloo sisi had this weird vinegar taste. May be that's how it's supposed to be. I got beef momo and spicy chicken. The momo was okay, the chicken was bomb though. Very spicy and just to my liking. Can't wait to come back to try other items!!!! read more

First time coming here. The staff was super attentive and fun to talk to. Highly recommend the Thenduk? It's super comforting. Would come back again. read more

I have had Tibetan food before but it was nothing like this. My friend found an article in the Times about this restaurant and how Tibetan and Sichuan cooking is used in Tibet. I can't wait to go back to this restaurant. We had the crispy fish, broiled fish, hand made bread, and the chive momos. They also make barley ice cream in house! read more

See all

We are Sherpas from Nepal and we absolutely loved the food and the service we received in Nangma. The flavors in all of the 10 dishes we ordered were authentic and delicious. The staff were professional, friendly and attentive. Great vibe and clean. Highly recommend if you enjoy Himalayan food. read more

I ordered dinner from Nangma tonight and wasn't impressed: mapo tofu, chilli chicken, Dan Dan noodle, and szechuan cucumber. Both the mapo tofu and the noodle lacked real depth of flavor and there was little heat even though I ordered spicy. I don't know if the peppercorns or oil were off, or just the recipe and preparation. The chilli chicken was okay, but nothing to write home about. I did very much enjoy the cucumber. But I won't be ordering from the restaurant again. read more

Excellent Asian restaurant we come here once a month with the family they never fail food is freshly made in front of you and the prices are always right read more

Great atmosphere, friendly service and high quality food! Hidden gem and our fav spot.

We took our American friend to introduce Tibetan food. but so disappointed with the quality, taste . The shabala was xxl and thick , tibetan tea was salty, overall bad experience. only satisfied was the green dish . overall it was a bad experience and embarrassed . read more

The service was great on a slow monday night. The food did have a lot more chili fakes than we expected but my favorite was the yellow laphing and my boyfriend's favorite was the steamed beef momo. Such a pretty restaurant and I loved the decorations. read more

Get the fish fillet with cabbage! The spicy sauce is amazing. Don't skip the beef momo either, it definitely satisfied my momo craving. Couldn't try too many dishes because we were a small group but would 100% come back for more. Lastly, a shoutout to all the staff who were so friendly and attentive. Definitely the Cherry on top to our dining experience. read more

Such a great addition to Elmhurst! I've eaten food here twice, and the beef with potatoes was the favorite dish both times. The cold sichuan noodle is solid, and I was pleasantly surprised that the crispy salt and pepper prawns had gigantic sized prawns. The staff is also very lovely and service is welcoming and attentive. The restaurant has a lot space for large groups and private events. My only small suggestion is that the food is generally a bit salty, even when eating it with rice. But overall a solid place in Elmhurst to get your Tibetan-Sichuan fix and I will definitely be coming back again and again. read more

One of the best Asian Tibetan restaurants in Queens, New York City, the environment is elegant, very distinctive, the food variety is complete, the price is moderate, you can taste Tibetan, Chinese (Sichuan), Nepalese ...... read more