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    4.8 (36 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Soup accompanying the Thenthuk stir fry
    Ed H.

    Hole in the wall strip mall place. Front is boarded up with plywood. Some booths inside. Saw this place written up and was in the area so I decided to try it for lunch. I got a friendly welcome. I had the Thenthuk stir fry with chicken and the accompanying small bowl of soup as that seems to be the classic order. The soup was nice, light and minty flavored. The stir fry was not my favorite thing, it had wide noodles, not favorite vegetables and some tiny pieces of chicken. I'm sure they do a good job with that dish for what it is, but it isn't something I'd order again. I had a glass of water and it tasted strange and kind of funky. This place is just not my jam.

    Noodle soups
    Michelle G.

    We were in the area and very hungry, and I saw this on the map and was curious since I don't know too much about Tibetan food. We got the salt butter tea because my friend said that's a common thing to drink tea with salt and butter in the mountains and it tastes what it sounds like lol. Personally not for me / I prefer their sweeter tea, but it might depend on your palate. I liked their noodle soup dishes and would probably recommend those - we got a vegetable stir fry because we wanted some vegetables but it was a bit too oily for me / felt like it negated the point of getting vegetables. I would have rather tried their momos lol. Their pork belly stir fry was solid but my friends said it was salty. The menus were gorgeous and the staff were really nice and seemed like an earnest, small business. Overall, worth a try if you're in the area even if it wasn't the best meal of my life. But still a good meal!

    Alex W.

    The thenthuk was excellento! Definitely recommend adding a bit of chili crisp oil to the soup though (it's on all the tables there) - it complements the peppercorn spice (already in the dish) well.

    Izzy L.

    We finally made it to Tibet Kitchen. We only sampled a few dishes since we had just finished dinner, but everything was absolutely amazing! Thenthuk - Hand-pulled Tibetan flat noodles stir-fried with beef. Simply outstanding! Chive and Beef Momo - Juicy and bursting with flavor. A must-try! Chicken Momo - So succulent, it felt like a Xiao Long Bao. Wow! Tingmo - A steamed bun with a surprisingly delightful beer-like taste. So good! And let's not forget the staff--they were incredibly friendly and nice, making our experience even better! It's such a cozy little space.

    Thenthuk stir fry
    Naina Z.

    This place is AMAZING. Really, really good food. I had the thenthuk stir fry with beef which is served with the side of soup. Quality flavours and tasted very fresh. Next time I need to have the momos!

    Thenthuk
    Sho R.

    This place used to be Arod's Tex Mex before. Surprised to see a Tibetan place. I went for a lunch on a week day. I was the only customer. But I liked their food. Thenthuk was my favorite. It was flavorful soup with noodles and chicken/beef. Shaptak was a flavorful beef dish. Shaptak did not come with any sides. I wish it came with rice by default. I did not order any side either. As I was in a hurry, I just ate the beef without any sides.

    Hand cut noodles in chicken broth
    Margaret M.

    Food is excellent. Traveling from San Francisco, the mecca of food choices, this little Madison gem is a treasure. I almost don't want to give it a good review so that it can stay hidden. It's next to Woodman's grocery in a small strip mall off of Gammom. Very unassuming. Did a triple tick before seeing it. The foods is fresh and plenty. Lots of hot spicy chili sauces but you can adjust. I was sniffing and sweating in a good way. Not so overwhelming that I lost tastebuds. The chicken noodle soup I had reminded me a mix of Mexican chicken soup and American chicken dumplings and Chinese flavors all blended in a bowl. The Momo's are shandmade and packed with great flavors. The salt butter tea (my first) was quite an adventure. I liked it. The Tibetan bread?! What can I say, I have breakfast! My eyes were larger than my stomach! It is quite a taste journey. It's family owned. It's bright, clean and comfortable. You know the owners take pride in their place and food! I'm looking forward to returning and trying more dishes.

    Thanthuk
    Angela C.

    7 wide booths and a central counter fills this pleasantly colorful spot. Staff was gracious and helpful and food was delicious. I began with the plain lassi and my husband had the sweet milk tea. The lassi was vanilla flavored and sweeter than I expected. Our orders came with a small bowl of soup, which was clear and mild. I could drink that all day long. Baby bok choy stirfry had a garlic sauce on it that was savory and pungent. Husband ordered the Chicken Momo, mild and served with spicy sauce. ThanThuk Noodles were served with crisp vegetables and looked hand cut. Will definitely come back.

    We just finished our delicious meal at Tibet Kitchen! The Chicken Momo was juicy and the beef thenthuk stir fry was flavorful. Served with cups of broth. Very attentive server and clean restaurant. Highly recommend!

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    Very tasty food, the owner is super nice if you like Tibetan food and want to eat in a diner setting would recommend

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    Great hole in the wall place for more "traditional" Chinese food. We all enjoyed our meals.

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    1 year ago

    Hole in the wall with fantastic food! Locally owned. 100% would visit again and recommend.

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    9 months ago

    Amazing food!! We had the vegan momo, thenthuk stir fry, and ngoethuk. We will definitely order again.

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    2 years ago

    Order the chicken dumplings and the Shoko Phingsha. The Shoko Phingsha was amazing. Delectable and fresh.

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    2 years ago

    Loved it. Food is great and service is nice. This is my go to spot now when I'm in town

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    Hand pulled noodles for REAL!!! You can watch the chef pull your noodles to order. So rare of a…read moreprocess I HIGHLY RECOMMEND trying this mom and pop noodle shop. The texture of the noodle that's achieved by hand pulling cannot be replicated by a machine. This family run restaurant deserves your attention if you love authentic, tasty, and local food. There are many options: hot/cold; udon, rice, cut noodles if you don't want hand pulled; soup dumplings; baos; and more. We will be back for noodles and dumb for sure! This family restaurant will not disappoint if you're in the mood for noodles, or noodle soup.

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    The ramen is delicious, and I thought the Gyoza appetizer…read more was the best I've ever had. The server, (Jayai) was wonderful. She was very careful about our allergy concerns and made sure to take care of us (my daughter has a severe fish allergy and needed her ramen free of fish cake & sauce). The Thai boba tea was delicious, too. I discovered that I prefer Thai ice tea better without boba, but I really enjoyed it in this form, as well. I enjoyed the clean and comfortable atmosphere. I was thankful for the interior photograph left by a previous Yelper because the Yelp reviews I read didn't mention that the place had a dine-in an option. The dining space want just accommodating, but lovely, as well.

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