Have been there on two seperate occasions, once on the lunchtime and once in the evening. For the…read moreformer there is a set menu which has two courses for £ 6.60. The latter is obviously the full menu. What I like is the friendly service and the owner likes to chat to his clientele plus whilst ordering they bring out free poppadums and dips. The food itself is fabulous, well presented & v.tasty and is a fusion of Indo-Chinese cuisine. The indigenous Gurkha beer is well worth trying.

If you are in search of a Nepalese/Indian restaurant that embodies Eastern ambience, then look no…read morefurther. Kathmandu, opposite Colston Hall, offers diners an authentic Nepali/Indian experience. On entering the venue, your senses are immediately indulged: subtle aromas of burning incense, infused with rich spices, create a mystical vibe, in addition to the warm candle light and captivating Indian art, making you feel as if you are actually in India. Run by a Nepalese family who import indigenous spices from a village in their home country, the restaurant produces a diverse range of curries. My favourite is the chicken Pasanda, a dish simply oozing with creamy, yogurty goodness and unique blends of spices. You can expect to pay more than is usual for Indian cuisine, but your experience is guaranteed to make those extra pennies seem worthwhile.

I really like this restaurant. The food is good and the service impeccable. When I first walked in,…read moreI thought that the room was much bigger than it actually is, due to one of the walls consisting entirely of mirrors. They must polish these things day and night, because I was totally convinced, until I noticed one of the join lines a good few minutes later (and it wasn't just me, to note, I heard another couple say exactly the same thing as we were leaving). I must recommend the vegetable tikka massala - I know, I'm not very adventurous - but I have a policy of always judging a place by its massala. Once that test's been passed, I'm willing to come back and try something a little more exciting. I expect the staff at Kathmandu will be seeing a fair bit more of me in the coming months, then.

Oh my gosh! If they were open on today (Monday), we would have come back to dine here again. It was…read morejust that amazingly good! As you enter down the stairs to the entrance, pause and take a deep breath. As you enter in, you are greeted warmly, enveloped in warm decor, gentle Nepalese music, and a sense of someplace exotic and relaxing. There are a few rooms for dining inside and a garden patio area for enjoying the outdoors. My husband and I have never had Nepalese food before. We thought this would be an interesting taste amid our British journey. And indeed it was! The flavors were so tasty, ranging from subtle to vibrant. There were flavors I could not identify and yet wanted to continue eating because they were so unique and flavorful. I don't believe we left a crumb on our plates! And then there was the dessert. I have truly fallen in love with the flavor of the marinated oranges and yogurt that I had for dessert. I've never tasted anything like it before. I literally closed my eyes to block out all else so I could simply savor the delicate flavors. What a treat! When back home, I am definitely going to see if I can find a Nepalese restaurant to enjoy, but doubt it can replicate the deliciousness of this dining experience.

This restaurant turned out to be directly across the street from our hotel. But it is below…read moresidewalk level, so it took us a few tries before we found it. We got there 15 minutes before opening, and the owner let us in anyway, seated us, and left us with menus. It's veru bright and clean with Himalayan/Nepalese art and artifacts on the walls. They played Nepalese music softly in the background. We each ordered the house dish: I got chicken and my husband got beef. You can choose mild, medium, hot, or very hot spices. We got medium and it was perfect. My husband had ale, and I had a limeade that is offered to thirsty pilgrims. Delicious! We would definitely recommend it!

Friendly, very tasty, cosy... great restaurant. There is a good range of Indian and Nepalese…read moredishes. They found dishes our kids liked and made them feel very welcome.

Nice little find. Great food, good service and reasonable prices. We were not disappointed. I'd go…read moreback here again for sure. Chili shrimp appetizer was delicious, as was the Nepalese garlic bread and broccoli side. We enjoyed the traditional curry and glass noodles as mains.

The food is not bad. The glass noodles were particularly good. Service, however, was glacial. It…read moretook 1.5 hours to fill an order for two. At one point we gave up waiting and sent one of us out to do some shopping at nearby Aldi.

April 2017--Traveling in the U.K. and enjoying Indian food all over. This was the best of all we…read moretried. Food was wonderfully spicy and the service attentive. Proud of their Nepalese offerings.

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A new Indian on London road which is well worth trying. Run…read moreby some of the staff you will recognise from the Balti Hut in Longelvens (although compeltely different businesses). A large place with nice decor and welcoming, friendly staff. Good menu with a great range on dishes at a good price (Try the Lamb!). They are fully licenced, but you can bring your own and there is no corkage charge.

I asked for spicy. I received spicy. It was absolutely delicious. The flavors were perfect. The…read moregarlic naan bread was perfectly doughy and the right amount of garlic to pair with my meal

We discovered this wonderful Nepalese restaurant on a Sunday in Malvern. Where most restaurants are…read moreclosed on Sundays. The restaurant is immaculate, the service is superb and the food was perfect. Our party raved over the Mattar Paneer, Aloo Gobi, Paneer Bahti and the Garlic Mango curry. All were delicious and very reasonable priced. Highly recommended! We'll be back again.

You could easily walk right past this place or for that matter not even know it was here. It does…read morelook a bit dingy and very down at heal. Let me tell you that you would be making a very big mistake and like they say do not judge a book by its cover. This place is a hidden gem and probably some of the best Nepalese food I've had in ages. The set up is an open kitchen which is nice. All the food is cooked fresh without any precook. Throughly recommend this place. Be aware that it's a byo which I wasn't aware of but hey it didn't spoil a great meal. If this was in London there would be a queue down the road and three times the price.

The most amazing Gurkha and Nepalese food in the South West and a service that is so friendly. Your…read morefood is orepared and cooked in front of you so you can see all the ingredients as they are prepared. Milan & his wife Roma certainly know how to look after their customers. It's only a small restaurant so you better be quick to book as it is very popular.

Great coffee shop in the town and competes with Coffi Lab for top spot…read more Shop was busy - clearly a good sign and there were ample food choices and drink choices to suit all. Design of the restaurant is chilled and there's a lot of space. Coffee was enjoyable and staff were friendly. Didn't try the sit down food however it did look good as I walked past and would've tried had we had more time. Definitely recommend for takeaway / for a visit if you are in the area.

Outstanding little spot. The smoothie and coffee I had were top notch and the decor was lovely…read more Also friendly service makes a difference and I found the couple people I interacted with very warm.