I originally ordered online but the pickup order did not seem to go through despite seeing the payment on my side--however they honored my order (showing them receipts)! As such, we decided to dine in. Ambiance (5/5): The establishment was about third full when we arrived around 1:30p so we were immediately seated for our party of 5. The place is moderately sized and can definitely fit large parties. Menus are located below the glass of the tables. Service (3/5): It was difficult to get the several waitresses' attention. We also had to flag down service to get our water refilled. Once done, you walk up to the front to pay your bill. Again, they honored my online payment and so we only paid the second dish we ordered dining in. Goat Momo Johl (4/5): I liked the doughiness of the outer momo and then the inside a little more bland that I would like. However, the sauce was very flavorful and spiced. Steamed chicken momo (5/5): I really enjoyed this momo which almost didn't need additional sauces for me because it had so much flavor. I would come back to try it again. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Steamed chicken Goat johl - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

We stopped here as part of a food crawl, so we only ordered one dish. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try their signature momos because they contain cilantro mixed into the filling and can't be made without it. If you have a cilantro aversion or allergy, just be aware that there isn't an accommodation for that. What really stood out, though, was the service--and not in a good way. It was a busy Friday night, but we felt completely overlooked. Even something as simple as getting straws for our sodas required us to get up and grab them ourselves. I can't personally comment much on the food since I wasn't able to eat the main dish, but the rest of my group rated it around a 2-3/5. Between that and the service, I don't see myself coming back. read more

Note- Not particularly well air-conditioned, especially in the back. Momo comes with 8 per order Recommendations: Momo (jhol, chili, and kothay in order,) beef sukuti, laphing, egg chowmein, and sel roti Less recommended: Bhatmas sadeko, duck sekuwa, and goat hyakula I went to this Nepali spot with 5 others around a week ago, where we had a good meal with some issues. First, it was very hot that day, and the back of the main room didn't have an air conditioner that was working properly. Second, while the servers were friendly, there were service issues, including a couple of dishes not being what we ordered, and one dish being very late. The former was even more annoying as the waitress repeated back what I had ordered. In terms of drinks, I got a butter tea regardless of the heat, as well as a Diet Coke later, and we got some food soon. From the appetizers, we quickly got our two orders of their Sel Roti, a rice doughnut with a spicy dipping sauce, which were $2 each. I have had this before in a couple of other Nepali spots, and by comparison, these were larger and a bit more oily. The texture was crispy and soft with a bit of pleasant sweetness. I would personally recommend one for every four people or so. There were also two orders of the alright $6 Bhatmas Sadeko, or marinated soybean salad with spices, onion, green chili, garlic, and a bit of lemon juice. This had a fun, crunchy texture and a nice spicy aftertaste, but the flavor was only OK overall. The favorite of the appetizers was their excellent take on Laphing, or spicy cold noodles made from mung beans. For $7, this came out to $1 per piece. The chewy texture of the mung bean paired wonderfully with the filling consisting of wai wai, a crunchy instant noodle, and a mix of herbs. This dish had a good kick as well. Next came all the momo. In general, they were plump with a soft texture on the outside and were generously filled, and I can see very easily why they've won the momo crawl year after year. The first momo that arrived was the Beef Chili Momo for $13, which was a mistake as I had asked for the standard steamed version. Regardless, I liked the chili version, which had a bit of spiciness and some sweetness. I would say, though, that I prefer the chili momo from Kasthmandap, which has even more depth of flavor. My favorite of the bunch, and our favorite dish of the night, was the Paneer Jhol Momo for $12. The broth was wonderfully complex, and the soft, crumbly paneer inside was delicious. I would highly recommend these either in paneer or other forms. Last were the $13 Shrimp Kothay Momo, with "kothay" meaning pan-fried. These resembled and tasted closest to an overly large pot-sticker and were tasty, but our least favorite. This dish had another service issue, as the inside was very likely not shrimp, as it resembled a large meatball. We otherwise mostly got Nepalese BBQ, which was a mixed bag, with one of the dishes being one of the best of the night, while we disliked the others. Best of the bunch was easily the $18 Beef Sukuti, listed as homemade jerky made from lean meat, slowly dried to lock in flavor. This was one of the best versions of this dish I've had, with the beef having a wonderful mix of dry and soft textures. I would recommend this heavily. The other 2 BBQ dishes were served similarly and were easily our least favorite things. The dishes were the $18 Duck Sekuwa and the $19 Goat Hyakula, and both were served similarly with some beaten rice, pickles, and some more of the sauce which came with the sel roti. While some pieces of each of them were flavorful, albeit dry, others were composed virtually entirely of fat. We disliked the texture overall, with a slight preference from the group going to the sekuwa. Last was the Egg Chowmein for $12, listed as stir-fried noodles with protein, Nepali vegetables, and spices. This dish was taking a very long time to come out, and I eventually asked as everyone was getting hot whether it was ready, and our waitress asked if we wanted it to stay or to go, and that it would take another 10 minutes. A good 20 minutes later, the very large portion arrived. Outside of the hassle, the flavors were decent, and the noodles had a bit of wok hei. If I were to judge this place solely on the momo, the sukuti, and the laphing while ignoring service, I'd easily bump this place up. However, there were a couple of other dishes we disliked, and the service actively made our meal a bit worse by giving us the wrong food. If you can put up with these issues, I would still recommend this place. read more

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Surely earned their way on NYT top 100... this meal was perfect flavorful and so affordable. The sel roti was legit $2.... And don't let it fool u the dip in the middle was packed with flavor and it paired so well with the roti WHICH WAS THE OERFECT TEXTUREEEE I loved this meal sm. Not pictured but best mango lassi read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Chicken Thali - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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My friends and I enjoyed a great meal here. The momos have a lot of filling which great! We enjoyed the steamed momos here, especially with the jhol (curry-like broth in which the momos sit). The fried momos without the jhol were too dry /over-fried(?) for me. We also enjoyed the chow mein! It was addictingly good. TL;DR order the jhol momos here!!! read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - dumplings - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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Their mutton momos, paneer momos are family staples. Their wai wai chaat is life and im in love. Ive always had consistently good wholesome food here and never let down. For $1 their masala chai hits as well. Im picky about my chai and never invest outside. Service can vary but ive never had problems. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Paneer Steam Momo and Wai Wai Sadeko - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

This place is all about the momos so its better to come with a small group so you can order a variety. They are nicely packed and on the larger side. The pan fried were my favorite of the versions we ordered which was surprising because I generally prefer jhol, but there's isn't the best version I've had. We tried the Sel Roti and its a good item to order for a little contrast - same with the Wai Wai Sadeko but if we didn't order these I would have been fine. We ordered a Goat Thali, but its probably not the best thing to share with a group - It would make a satisfy meal for one person, but not a lot to share. They have self service teas that they charge a $1 for - no unlimited refills on this. Service is decent enough, but I wasn't a fan of having to go up to the counter have them calculate the bill while you wait. I don't mind paying at the counter, but it would probably more efficient if they just brought a precalculated check to the table. read more

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Immediately upon stepping in, this place felt super homey. Almost a full house too, but got a booth just in time. Service is notably slow. Had to flag the workers whenever we wanted their attention. Also, we ordered laphing and near the end of our meal, it still hadn't come out. They said it was sold out only after we asked. I enjoyed everything else though. Genuinely had that comfort taste of someone's home cooking. A worker from the kitchen came out several times to give us little refills of our thali platter. If I came back, I need to make sure to order the jhol momos. The steam ones are good, but I know the soup would elevate everything. read more

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Got two different types of momos to try amongst three people. We wanted a light dinner so this was perfect! The flavor was amazing and the food came out pretty quickly. The restaurant wasn't too loud so it was nice to have a conversation. Would definitely come back again for the tasty momos. Theres also a discount if you pay with cash. read more

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Casual, homey spot with great authentic Nepalese food. The momos are delicious- especially the Jhol momo. Other dishes we enjoyed were the Sel Roti and Thali- the Thali is a nice option if you're looking to try a variety of different sides with your rice/roti and choice of protein. And everything was pretty affordable overall. Definitely would come back- it's worth coming here for the momo alone! read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Mixed chow mein - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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Really friendly restaurant and servers. Food came out fast. Great seating, didn't have to wait at all. Great prices. I would go again for a warm cozy meal. read more

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We came pretty close to closing time, but the server was very friendly and helped us order from the menu by answering a bunch of our questions. After reading the reviews, we were expecting a long wait, but the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. We ordered the fried momos and the jhol momos. The jhol sauce was interesting, but I don't think we'd get it again. The fried ones were good. We also got a goat skewer dish that came with puffed rice which was delicious. We also ordered a fried lentil omelette appetizer, which was my favorite. It looked like a giant sausage when it came out, but it tasted great. The inside was nice and clean and the bathroom was decent. read more

Came here after hearing about all the accolades this place has gotten as the winners of a momo crawl and am perplexed as to why they won so many times. Ordered a large assortment of momos as well as other dishes to get the full range of items this place offers and while the momos were good, they weren't amazing nor did they pop out in any way. The best thing here that I tried? The seti roti, a deep fried rice batter with a fiery hot pepper dip that adds an extra layer of complexity read more

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Bhanchha Ghar is easy to overlook if you're not paying attention. With multiple accolades praising their momos, my friends and I confirmed that their momos are indeed worth their weight in praise. Service seems to be manned by family and family friends and the general vibe is casual. It's an authentic mom and pop shop when the smallest sliver of air is coming from a ceiling AC that is too weak to cool the space. Fair warning for those who are looking for food on a hot day, prepare to sweat out all the food you're eating. Despite the heat, the momos were super flavorful. The chicken jhol momos were delightful and served in a tangy broth while the fried potato momos were well seasoned, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. The only catch is that the fried potato momos harden when they cool down so have them quickly. Our group also tried the beef Sukuti which is a combination of beef jerky and multiple sides of vegetables and lentils. The sides were great but we weren't a big fan of the beef. And despite all the food we ordered, the meal was really cheap. Places like Bhanchha Gar prove that you don't need to look far in Jackson Heights for delicious and affordable ethnic food. I can only imagine how much business they get in the winter. Their jhol momos in the winter? Sounds like heaven in a bowl. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Chicken jhol Momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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really good nepalese food thats also affordable. think this place has gotten pretty popular but for good reason. the momo and chowmein portions were pretty large and its pay at the counter when you're done. read more

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Nice food with many options. Nice friendly servers. Great prices for the amount of food you get. The only thing lacking was good air conditioning on a warm day. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

I came here one day while I was in Jackson Heights and I'm so glad I did. The restaurant has plenty of seating and the place was cozy. The server was knowledgeable and helped me choose a dish. I ordered the goat jhol momos and they were phenomenal. This was my first time having momos with a sauce/gravy/soup. The sauce/gravy was flavorful and slightly spicy, just how I like it. The momo was perfectly steamed and smothered in the gravy. I added some chili oil and tried it with the sauces in the bottle - it was amazing. I also ordered chai which is self serve. This was the perfect meal for the cold day. I will definitely be back and I highly recommend Nepali Bhanchha Ghar. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Haven't had momos in a while so it was nice to be get to have some again. This was my first time having sel roti. It was a bit oily and mostly just dough - I think I was expecting a little bit of flavor, so it was ok for me. The momos are very plump and juicy. The food was overall pretty good, I would consider coming back but would rather try another place first. Unfortunately, they had just cleaned our table and it left a weird (and strong) stench) that overpowered the food smell, I think it would have been more enjoyable had we not been engulfed in this weird old dishwater smell. read more

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Stopped in during the annual momo crawl. They'd won in past years for best momo. Had the goat which was out of this world delicious along with the chicken. Must come back! read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Goat Momo and chicken momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

We came here to try the thali, which includes rice and a variety of Nepali side dishes, along with a spicy momo dish that tasted similar to dumplings. Both dishes were decent, though some of the Nepali side dishes didn't quite suit my Americanized palate. The momo was my personal favorite since its dumpling-like flavor was more familiar to me. One thing I noticed was that the seating is on the second floor while the restroom is on the first, making it a bit inconvenient to go back & forth. The waitresses were very polite and patiently answered any questions we had about the dishes or the restroom location. Overall, the food wasn't my personal favorite, but definitely recommending trying out for those who are curious and want to taste a little bit of Nepal. read more

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Finally made it out here as part of our food crawl to get the jhol momos and the sel roti which you might see talked about online. First of all we have to honor how difficult it is to find authentic Nepali food elsewhere in the united states and coming here is an honoring of the diversity that NYC, specifically Queens has to offer, and an indulgence in experiencing another culture in a way we shouldn't take for granted as new yorkers. JHOL MOMO So i'm not crazy about momos. But this was really great, and I would definitely come back to get this again. The soup that the momos were kept in had some tomato flavor, some spice/heat running mild/moderately through it, and was fresh with the herb garnish on top. The meat did not contain celery (which I'm not crazy about and some other momos have), and were plump and juicy and ofc had a thick skin. Good stuff. Enjoyed this honestly. SEL ROTI So I love rice flour and anything made from it, but on the spectrum of these types of items the sel roti I think was not my favorite. I think by itself it's got a nice crumble on the outside, though a bit plain/very mildly sweet from the rice flour; the accompaniment in the middle with veggies was nice, but I'm not sure they melded well together for me personally. Anyway i think the jhol momos are perfect for a cold winter day. If you haven't made it out here definitely come! read more

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We ran into one of the food tour guides we used on our last NYC trip near here & he recommended this place! And it did not disappoint at all all! Don't let the exterior fool you - it was comfortable and clean. Service was friendly and efficient. We ordered the Chicken Jhol Momo and the Chicken Roti Thali ~ both were delicious!!! We can see why their momos won 5 years of Momo Crawl contests! We got a complimentary Sel Roti too. Definitely recommend coming out here! read more

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Food: The food was disappointing here. We came here because this place has won several awards for their momos, but I didn't enjoy them. There are better momos in Phayul or Amdo Kitchen (a momo truck). The momos here were dry and not as flavorful as other momos I've had. The noodle dish was average and nothing special either. The best thing is probably the free fried bread they gave at the beginning of the meal. I won't be returning to this place. Service: Service was average. They don't come back to check on you after taking your order or bringing your food. Ambiance: The restaurant is not big, but they have several tables, mostly for parties of 4. If you go with a large group, I'm sure they can combine tables together. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant. There are better places for momos in the area. read more

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Great food, terrible service. After an hour, one friend's food hadn't come yet. We asked two different servers a total of four times and they both went "to check on it" and never returned. By the time my friend got his food everyone was done and he was so frustrated he got it to-go. Also, when they brought one of our momo orders they dropped two momo on the floor, said they'd bring two to replace them and never did. A truly disappointing experience. Will never eat-in again. read more

This is a review for Uber delivery. Food arrived nicely packed and warm. Their momo is famous for the reason. I ordered beef and it tasted amazingly delicious. Chowmien was good too but I prefer momo. The portions were pretty big. Will definitely go to their restaurant to try out other dishes read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

This was a really delicious meal. The wai wai sadeko is kind of like bhelpuri made with instant noodles - spicy and fresh from the raw vegetables and lime juice. This was a really nice snack. I also had veg samay baji, which is a thali served with toasted poha instead of rice or roti. I enjoyed all the dishes - spice from the chickpea and potato curry, tanginess from the achaars, slight bitterness from what I think was karela, and crunch from bhatmas sadeko (soybean salad). For a drink, I had a slightly sweet plain lassi - the menu makes it seem like a salty lassi, but maybe you have to specify. In hindsight, getting two dishes was far too much food for just one person, and the wai wai sadeko was pretty much the same flavor profile as the bhatmas sadeko. I also might prefer to have a regular thali next time for more textural variety with rice/roti instead of the crunchy poha. Everything came to $28 after tax and tip, which is decent for so much food. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Veg Samay Baji - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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The winner of the 2024 12th annual momo crawl (24 places participated). How fun it was to be in the chanting crowd heading to the establishment to inform them of their victory! We decided to stop in and get some momos and just relax. The momos are definitely one of the best we had tried. Moist, flavorful and traditional. The place was full and abuzz with excitement, yet still catered to guests coming in for a meal. The staff was friendly, attentive and down to earth. I look forward to visiting again. read more

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I can see why they won the Momo Crawl for many years. I do agree so far they have the best momo I've tried. We got the jhol goat momo and it was amazing. The staffs are super friendly and seem like you always get a complimentary sel roti as an appetizer if you dine in. We were just waiting inside for our take out food and one of the sweet lady (she might be the owner?) even came over and gave us a sel roti to try. They have such an extensive menu, I can't wait to come back and try more items. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Sel Roti - yum! - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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There's an annual Momo Crawl in Jackson Heights that celebrates the Tibetan and Nepalese dumpling, called "the momo," and this spot has been the winner of the event 5 times! Nepali Bhanchha Ghar is famous for their jhol momo, which comes in either beef or chicken filling. Jhol momo consists of dumplings immersed in a spicy and aromatic sesame and tomato broth. They're juicy, flavorful, and warm - $9 for a platter of 8 momo. The skin on the momo are on the thinner side and there's a lot of filling. I love my momo saucy and this one is very sauced up. If you're looking for a true taste of Nepal and some of the best momo in Queens, Nepali Bhanchha Ghar is highly recommended​. read more

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Cozy spot! Read the other reviews and yes super cozy! Very calm! Food was banging! Willl be back! Cured me of w.e I have! Mom and pops also! Gotta support them! read more

Tried the famous jhol momos in veg, chicken and beef. Each amazing and flavorful and halal. $30 for all! Amazing eats. Staff is more local but adds to the experience. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

The most amazing momo in town!! This is authentic and tastes like how it should. I've been here with my Nepali friend and she's agreed they're the best in town. The jhol momo was out of this world, the best thing to warm the soul on a cold/rainy day. It had a ton of flavor and the stuffing was plentiful. One order is probably more than enough for one person and the prices are very reasonable. The ambiance is very hole in the wall, but hey! That's where you get the best food! Service - friendly, clearly family run so might be a little slow read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Jhol momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Walked in on a Thursday evening around 7pm. The restaurant was half filled and quiet. We were seated immediately. We ordered the sel roti, chicken jhol momo, and lamb chili momos. Everything was absolutely delicious. The sel roti was freshly fried and warm. It was a chewy delight and paired well with the sauce. The chicken jhol momos were a delight. The soupy sauce was delicious especially on a cold day. The lamb chili momos were crispy, slightly spicy, and a great contrast to the soft chicken jhol momos. I would love to return and explore more of the menu. read more

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First timer. Never had Nepalese food before. Saw a few reels on instagram that inspired me. The chicken momo jhola were out of this world! Chicken Chow Mein was good as well as the fried beef momos. But the star was the chicken momo. After the first bite I ordered one to go for later. The service was good and staff was friendly. The chai is self service $1 a cup. I would definitely return for more of those chicken momos and try more adventurous items on the menu. read more

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For a weekend afternoon, the place still had a decent amount of tables left. Came by for of course the momos. It was hot, but we had to try the goat jhol momos. We also ordered a sel roti after seeing it on a video. The momos were so good. You can tell they take their time to prepare it because of the fold and how long you have to wait for them. They're stuffed to the brim. The goat wasn't as gamy as I thought it would be. The broth is a little bit spicy but warming. Sel roti was a sweet donut almost. The chutney/salsa that came with it made it a perfect sweet and savory dish. The restaurant is such a bargain. My friend and I felt full only after 4 momos each and the sel roti. Perfect place for a satisfying meal without breaking the bank. read more

Nepali Bhanchha Ghar - Goat Jhol Momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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Goat momo's are 10/10!! Very authentic food and feel. The menu was a bit overwhelming but that just means I have to come back and try everything else! read more

Food is great, it's a homey ambiance. Service is solid but requires a little nudging, but at the prices it's fine. Really like the lafing appetizer and samay thali was nice. Chai was solid as well. Worth the trek out and easily accessible by many trains. read more

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Amazing option for momo and other Nepali delights. My boyfriend and I came for lunch on a weekend and tried: + Sel roti - delicious quick snack to wolf down while you hungrily wait for the rest of your order + Goat momo jhola - incredible... the best goat momo I've ever had. ALL about that broth + Chicken momo jhola - great + Sweet tea (it's self serve) - great + Chicken thali - great Will be back for sure. Tip: Entrance is on Roosevelt, so ignore Google Maps. read more

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Still as great as ever!! Service is slow as noted below so don't be deterred. Skip the chili paneer and go straight for the momos. Beef jhol momos have the best curry. read more

Stumbled upon this place while working in the area of Jackson Heights little place nestled away right on 74th St. by the Roosevelt Avenue train station had some Momos and sel roti, both were really delicious serve piping, hot, friendly staff, and fantastic chai. Would definitely check out again if I'm in the area. read more