Mixed reviews for this spot. We were visiting and this genre sounded good. May have been low on…read morestaff but the wait was not ideal. Server also the cashier was nice and apologetic. Food portion were good. My lamb curry was average in flavor. The Nepalese soup was a first for us; very mild flavor but still satisfying. Ambience is cozy. If well staffed maybe a better experience.

We went here while we were in Vermont and this place is a little gem in downtown Montpelier. This…read morewas my first time trying Nepalese food and I was impressed. We got the chili chicken momos which were extremely delicious and filling. We also got the chicken biryani and chicken lollipops. The prices were decent and the ambience was decent. Definitely a casual spot for a sit down dinner after a day of traveling. The day we went, there were only two people working and they told us beforehand that it would take a while to get our food, hence the slow service the day we went was a one off and not the usual quality of service. I would go back here!

I was hanging at my sisters in Eden yesterday and she said she had some food that she had never…read moretried. She said she heard it was really good. Well let me tell you...... OMG I lived in Portland, Oregon for 25 years and we had tons of different restaurants to choose from and this food was amazing. I have not had such wonderful food since I left the Left Coast nearly 2 years ago. Warm, fragrant and full of flavor!!! I will definitely be getting food from here in the future. We need a place like this in Newport. Hint, hint........ Great job Thank you Juie Marckres Journey's Salon & Guest House in North Troy 316 N Pleasant St. North Troy, Vt. 05859 Minutes to Jay Peak Resort

Rating: 3.8 Came to…read moretry this hidden Nepali restaurant in a convenient store. The reviews were good and we were in the area so decided give it a shot. It's in morrisville VT which is close to Stowe where we were staying. We parked at the convenient store and went inside. The shop was located on the left side. We went up to the counter and placed order. The menu was pretty limited. They offer mostly curry with either chicken, pork, or veggie. (Pork was special at the time) and samosa as well as dumplings. We got chicken and pork curry with rice, samosa and dumplings . Samosa was ok. Bit stale as it's likely been sitting for some time. Dumplings were pretty good. Good chewy texture and inside was flavorful with some beef fillings. Used some hot sauce on the side to change up the flavor if you like mild spice. Curry was ok. Flavor of the curry was good but meat was overcooked and dry as it's probably been sitting for while. The rice was also overcooked and soft and sticky. Not a-lot of flavor on rice even though it has some star anise and spices in there. Service was good. Older Nepalese guy was running the area. He was nice. You get a slip and pay at the register for the convenience store. Price was pretty reasonable. Overall it's an ok place. I had high hopes that it may be a hidden gem but unfortunately was not as good as i hoped. If anything i would recommend the dumplings which was good and was reasonably priced but i would not necessarily go out of way to go there just for dumplings. If you are around stop by for quick dumplings. Otherwise there are probabaly better place near burlington.

Excellent food and service! We really enjoyed our dinner! We had the Butter Chicken and a curry.read more

My wife and I enjoyed a wonderful dinner here before going to a performance at the Lost Nations…read moretheater a few steps away. we were promptly greeted and seated by our hostess who explained that a new Southern Indian menu section was just added. We saw Masala Dosa was now offered. We are huge fans of dosa from our previous lives living and working in Singapore. We also ordered the Bindi (okra) and the lamb vindaloo. Food is super tasty - very authentic. the masala (potato) dosa came with a creamy coconut chutney, and spicy sambar, and a big bowl of gravy. We loved it. The Bindi and the lamb soon followed. Amazingly tasty, cooked to perfection. The lamb could be cut into smaller pieces with a fork. We were asked about the level of heat - spiciness - we preferred, and the medium had just the right level of burn for both of us. We also enjoyed a mango lassi (cool and very refreshing) and because my wife eats gluten free, I got to enjoy a wonderful butter naan. Portions are very generous, we both took half our meals home to enjoy the next day. All in all - a great menu selection, plenty of gluten free options, great location on Main Street, and plenty of on street free parking after 5 PM. The hostess was fun to chat with, and gave us good tips about SE Asian food in general. I highly recommend. We will come every time we go to a show at the theater or at the Savoy.

My wife and I were first time customers a few weeks ago and were VERY impressed everything at Base…read moreCamp! I don't recall our entrees, other than them being amazing! In particular the gundruk soup was out of this world! Service was professional and welcoming without being overbearing. Ambience, nice without being pretencious Authentic?? I have no idea, never having had Nepalese food. But I can tell you that it was hot, fresh and delicious, reasonably priced.... and we can't wait to go again!!

Any restaurant with jackfruit on its menu will immediately steal my heart. Base Camp is a delicious…read morerestaurant that offers such a great variety of food for even your most dietary restricted friend. Clearly I ordered the Tarkari with jackfruit as well as the vegetable momos and they did not disappoint! I could eat those momos all day long and not get tired of them. Service was swift and kind, and there was a great variety of spice levels to accommodate even your blandest friend. I'll definitely be back to devour at the very least more momos!

We just left here after a fantastic dinner with friends! The location was not as expected: only a…read morecouple of tables and very casual. The food, however, was amazing- very authentic, very flavorful, and very reasonably priced. Chef Isaac took our orders personally, and he made sure everything was just as we had wanted. They have no alcohol, but they will let you BYOB from the gas station just a few yards away. We brought in our own beer, and we had a fantastic time with great food, and great friends! Definite recommend!

Amazing food. Let me repeat: AMAZING FOOD. Run, don't walk, and bring your patience. This place is…read morenew to Northfield and seems to be getting a lot of orders, so we did have to wait 15-20 minutes longer than what the online website quoted, but it was worth the wait. The decor needs zhuzhing up (yes, I know that word looks weird, but try it out); the current operator inherited the space from China Star, and I am interested to see how this establishment evolves over time. For exact food recs: lamb gyros (with a tortilla-like pita, but absolutely delicious), vegetable pakora, both the chicken tikka masala and spicy chicken tikka masala, chicken biryani, chicken soup, rice pudding.

best food EVER !!! all the dishes were fantastic, appetizers and entrees and were so full we didn't…read morehave room for dessert. highly recommend anytime for anyone. flavors were delicious, momo was amazing, lamb was super flavorful. wow I can't wait to go back!!!!

Food was great! Our server was very helpful and inviting…read more Everything felt very clean!

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.

I live downtown. Usually get takeout from namaste kitchen express because it's good and close…read more.. BUT. They're closed this week, and I was REALLY craving samosa chaat. So I went to newly discovered... Mountain Food and Bar restaurant on Shelburne road! Service: - 10/10 for service. I called asking if I could take out for one small item, samosa chaat. They said they don't typically make this dish, but they would put the dish together for me!!! Ambiance: I was only inside for a minute since I got takeout, but it was clean, well lit, plenty of room/tables for dining. Parking: plenty of parking in their lot The samosa chaat was 9/10 and definitely one of the best I've had, flavor wise! The food was ready when I arrived and I found it affordable and a generous portion size. I would recommend to others and will go back again!

There's a lot of good Nepal/Indian options around. I've tried them all. This one is definitely the…read morebest. Naan bread is cooked perfectly and spices on point. Large portions puts this place over the top. Will order again soon.

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.

Absolutely delightful experience. The owner/manager was so friendly and the food was great…read more We got a mango lassi, paneer butter masala, onion pakora, and garlic naan. Everything was delicious, especially the onion pakora. I wish I lived nearby so I could go here all the time!

What an amazing restaurant and owners/ workers! My friends and I came in after a night of skiing…read moreand were welcomed with love and incredible food. We were seated and were given some crisps for the tables (not sure the name) and they even brought me some gluten free ones! This was my first time ever having Indian and the staff were incredibly helpful. I had Paneer Tikka Masala and WOW, it was delicious. The taste, texture and spice level was the best. Everyone was very happy with their meal. After the meal we sat and chatted with the staff and we discussed their food and culture. It was a beautiful experience. Yum!