The kitchen team deserves endless praise for their cooking. The setting has a genuine warmth to it. Their commitment to good ingredients shows, and servings are plentiful. This place sets high standards for assistance. This restaurant won my approval. read more

The first thing I must say, is Cash Only!! Just be aware they do have an ATM in the restaurant that my friend got cash from but I always feel those ATMs have ridiculous fees. On to the food...it was really good. I had the boiled chicken Momos in the sauce, the chicken bowl which came with roti and salad- the salad was amazing and I had the potato buckwheat crepe, which was also really good and a mango lassi. This was all split between two people and I did not leave hungry or stuffed. It was the perfect portion. The space was dark in the inside but there was a backyard as well. They just started doing brunch and theres also sandwiches on the menu as well. Great place for a vegetarian and omnivore. They serve water buffalo which I'm interested in trying. read more

While In Kathmandu - Buckwheat crepe with aloo on the left and chicken bowl - Cafes Near Me - Ridgewood, New York

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YALL BETTER GET HERE NOW!! This is the best food and vibes in the area. Can't recommend enough.

Great find in the Ridgewood neighborhood, it turned out to be one of the best Nepali spots I've been to. Cash only, but the food is fresh, flavorful, and fairly affordable. Momo dumplings were bathed in delicious sauce and tasted amazing. Also tried one of the hot skewer plates with chicken, it was sizzling hot and the spices really add to the taste. Will be back to try more dishes soon. read more

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Came here with a few friends for dinner. It's still cash only but they have an ATM inside! We got a sample of items. My favorites were the poppers, masala fries, mango lassi and veg momos. Service was really nice, and the price is very reasonable! read more

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4.5/5 **Cash Only (with an ATM machine inside)** Came here to try a new type of cuisine, and this place was pretty good. Ordered a bunch of starters to share and to try more menu items. Ordered the following: - Dry Masala Wings - Sauteed Masala Wings - Garlic Naan with Hummus - Goat Sekuwa - Pork Jhol Momo - Chicken Platter My favorite items were the garlic naan with hummus, the pork jhol momos and the chicken platter. I loved the crispy rice that came with the goat sekuwa and the chicken platter, reminded me of the Indian snacks I love. Good food and service! read more

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Short review: Get the chicken choila/not a taco, any jhol momo, the grilled boneless lamb chunks, and of all things the Kathmandu alfredo (yes you read that right.) The only thing we disliked was the grilled pork chops. Longer review: I was here a while ago with a group of people, perhaps a year ago but I'm not exactly sure. This place looks a bit unique having a coffee bar in front and a large area in back. The service here was pleasant and it is a nice mix of what you expect from Nepalese food but with a few notable new dishes. There was definitely a small fusion aspect and for once I appreciated it as I found the new dishes to be a pleasant fusion. As I was there a long time ago, I'll give a small impression on each of them. I would say overall that the dishes were very well flavored but perhaps a bit less spicy but I am aware that Nepalese and Tibetan food tends to be a lot less spicy than Indian food so perhaps this is just influence for me liking the spices from the other cuisines more. The dishes below are arranged by preference not section. Excellent: The "Not a Taco"/Chicken Choila: This is essentially a mix of chicken choila and an Indian kati roti and it is definitely one of the better dishes. If I was here alone, I could probably get just two or three of these and I would be very happy with maybe one appetizer or something if I just ordered two. The spices just as with the normal chicken choila mixed well and it went perfectly with the nicely made roti. Would highly recommend. If you want a larger version of this dish or if you're in a group and many people want to try but you don't want to order multiple of them, simply order the regular chicken choila (and perhaps some rotis and make some tacos yourself) and it will be somewhat similar. Chicken Jhol Momo: These were excellent momos. The sauce had great flavor as well. Would recommend. Kathmandu Alfredo with garlic naan: I guess you could call this Naple-ese food (I somewhat apologize for the terrible pun.) Another person for some reason wanted this odd hybrid and the waiter also recommended so we it ordered. I'm not exactly sure if Nepalese-Italian food exists otherwise but it probably should judging by this dish. It was essentially a spicy alfredo with some other Nepalese spices and it was topped with garlic naan. I'm not exactly sure why we loved it when it had pasta and bread in one dish but it was delicious and I would recommend it. Just order it. Grilled boneless lamb chunks w/grilled veggies. The lamb was very tender and it came out absolutely sizzling on a very hot plate. I would recommend moving the lamb eventually as it will eventually burn later but we essentially devoured it so it was an issue. The portion size was nice for the price. Sadeko Aloo (spicy seasoned potatoes:) This was a tasty version though as expected from the place, it was less spiced. Still very tasty and very well prepared potatoes. Malekhu ko Macha (fried whitings:) These were also good with a nice fry. The waiter recommended them and I can see why, Good: Dry Masala Wings: Good flavors and a nice crisp though I preferred from the other appetizers but then again I don't really like wings. Kathmandu poppers (spicy green chili peppers stuffed w/potatoes & cheese, battered & deep-fried:) this was another fusion dish and they did a good job though it was less hot than I thought it would be. Perhaps the fry was enough that it wasn't that spicy but it was still nicely flavored with the cheese and potato. Goat Sekuwa: This was fine but I've had better versions at other Nepalese spots. Still tasty. Alright: Grilled pork chops w/grilled veggies. This was unfortunately the only bad dish of the night. The pork was way too fatty and we'll all be very hot plate did a good job making it crispy, it was also just way too chewy. I wouldn't recommend it at least if it's like this normally. In other words, of all the dishes we had there was only one bad dish. The chef has done a good job here combining traditional Nepalese flavors with some modern twists. I am still completely baffled by the Nepalese spicy alfredo and the fact that I so remember it a year later says something even when there were other dishes that were better. Other note: In terms of drinks, I only remember the Chiya which is Nepalese Chai which was fine. read more

I love this place. While in Kathmandu reminds me of my childhood neighbors who would stuff us with their delicious delicacies. There's so many delectable savory options here that you will not be disappointed. The service is snappy and friendly. A must try when in the neighborhood. read more

Came here on a Friday night - I called ahead of time to make a reservation. This is CASH ONLY and they have an ATM in the back. It's quite a trek from manhattan to Ridgewood but it's worth it! Everything was so delicious - from the not a taco to the momos and fries. The servers were diligent and fast. They also had a live band playing - not sure if It's all the time. Will be back! read more

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Stopped by after seeing a feature on Instagram and was not disappointed! Walked in without a reservation on a Thursday evening and was seated immediately in the cute covered outdoor patio in the back. To start, I had their dry rub masala wings. The wings had the most crispy skin and was tossed in their homemade spice blend with a side of a spicy dip. The wings were juicy and succulent with just the right amount of kick. Next, I had the Not a Taco, which is a Choila Roti - a whole wheat roti filled with jerk-style chicken choila. It was topped with raw onions, cilantro and a creamy orange sauce. Each bite was packed with such great flavor. I was most excited to try their steamed pork jhol momos. The momos reminded me of soup dumplings. The wrapper on the momos were thin and delicate, which made it very easy to enjoy in just one bite. The filling was savory and was served on top of a cold tomato sesame sauce - an interesting combination which worked together so well! I only wished the steamed dumplings itself were served a little hotter. Although I was already really full, I couldn't resist a cup of Himalayan chiya, which is a masala chai tea with milk. The chiya was so fragrant, not too sweet, and was the perfect way to end the meal. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking to try authentic Nepalese food. Tips- recommend taking the train or cab here as it is rather difficult to find parking in this neighborhood! read more

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So this is where the cool kids in Ridgewood hang out? There's no shortage of Nepali options all along Roosevelt Avenue but this place is perfect if you want an abundance of traditional and fusion options in a superb setting. I first visited While In Kathmandu during the pandemic on the first day they opened their backyard. I was so full of joy to be enjoying a meal outside in a quaint setting with friends that I could have been served 3 day old food and I would have been satisfied (fortunately the food here is exceptional and fresh)! The interior is cozy and intimate but the backyard has evolved and definitely the place if you want a perfect dining experience. I love the backyard setup and it's nice to be around such a fun energy that is usually present. The food here is perfect for sharing and the masala wings, fries, jhol momos, and cheese naan are some of the starters I would recommend (and may be more than enough food for a group of 2-3 people). There are several entrees also with trying that give diners a wonderful sense of traditional Nepali cuisine. I love this place for dates or meetups with friends and even tea or drinks can lead to an awesome time. A true gem! read more

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Amazing food. Everything was delicious. Service was top tier. Highly recommend the dumplings and the wings. A bit spicy but it's worth the burn. read more

This place is incredible if you're looking for some fun food that is affordable and has huge portion sizes! The highlights for me were definitely the momos and the mango lassi. Skip the fish & chips, they weren't up to par, but everything else was lovely! read more

I honestly did not realize I loved momos so much until this spot. We started with the masala fries and the masala wings, then got the veggie, chicken, and pork momos. We then ended with the cheese naan and the aloo gobi parantha. If you like spicy food, you MUST get the sautéed masala wings. The sauce is amazing and I dipped our naan and fries in it after. The cheese naan comes with this incredible mint tamarind chutney that is out of this world. Lastly the parantha is actually a Thali with a delicious black chaana daal and some pickle as a compliment. We drove 35 mins for this place and it 110% delivered. I will be going back!! If you like Nepalese food or are trying it for the first time, go here! read more

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I've cultivated a mental list of dumpling preferences throughout my life and momos rank incredibly low. Until I came to While In Kathmandu of course. My typical experience with them is an overly doughed ratio that overtakes the filling, that are usually served steamed instead of fried. My coworker who lives around the corner absolutely loves this place. And despite my apprehensions, ordered all of their momos... except the fried. And I'm glad he did, cause these were the best momos I've ever had. The wrappers thin and wrapped tightly and they carry this beautiful gloss to them. They look like the models of the dumpling world. They're served swimming in an orange curry that doesn't overpower the meat. We also went with the naan and dry wings that are a great option. I was a little worried cause my other coworker previously ordered them and said his butthole looked like an elementary school science project after (vinegar and baking soda). They weren't spicy at all and that's how I found out that my coworker is just a little bih. read more

Authentic Nepali food with good ambiance! We were in search of Nepali food in NYC and this place was recommended by a friend. The interiors mimic the rustic charm of a Nepali village and the decor is very nice. They have outdoor seating too. We got the chicken jhol mo:mo and chicken platter which came with chicken chhoila, chicken sekuwa, beaten crispy rice, bhatmas (soybeans) and achar. Every single item was just perfect. The momos tasted just like the ones you get in Nepal and the jhol had perfectly balanced flavors. Every single item on the chicken platter was equally delicious. It's hard to find a Nepali restaurant with food that tastes authentic and one that doesn't break your bank. The service was a bit on the slower side which I wouldn't hold that against them (they could have been understaffed that day) but the food made up for it. If you're in NYC area and looking for Nepali food, this is the place to go to. Highly recommend this place and will visit again. read more

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Came here for dinner this past summer with the SO. We were curious about trying this place out as it seemed like it was a new place that had some westernized/hipsterfied versions of Nepalese dishes. We shared an order of their kathmandu poppers, which were fried peppers stuffed with cream cheese (basically, like jalapeno poppers but in a different type of pepper and with a South Asian twist) and I got an order of their veggie chole momos and a mango lassi, while the SO got their goat chirwan ko tass thali set. We liked everything we got, and we were pretty intrigued by the puffed rice that came with the thali set. I liked my momos and the fried peppers were tasty as well. It wasn't exactly cheap, but this place is rather unique, so a nice place you could go to for date night, or if you're curious about what westernized Nepalese food can be like. read more

I was in nearby Bushwick when my friend told me about While in Kathmandu so I decided to pay a visit. The parking situation is a little iffy but the restaurant is located near the Seneca Av (M) and Mrtyle-Wyckoff (L/M) stations. They have both outdoor and back patio seating, the latter which I would recommend because it's more private, spacious, and not in the middle of the B38 bus route. I opted for takeout which did not take too long, but an important thing to note is that the restaurant is cash only. I ordered the chicken jhol momo ($10) and the choila roti ($5) which were phenomenal. The soupy jhol achar the momo were submerged in was wonderfully spicy and creamy and the dumplings themselves were very juicy. They were so fresh I burned my taking holding them up for a picture! The choila roti was delightful-- I'm not sure if it classifies as fusion but I loved the use of roti tacos as a vehicle for the spicy chicken. There is plenty of cilantro, red onion, and fenugreek to help balance the heat. I would absolutely recommend these two menu items! read more

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Nice and intimate local spot, with a native Nepali menu with dishes that you won't commonly find, and nice touch of Indian hospitality and service that very welcoming. read more

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The food here was delicious!!! We really enjoyed our meal here. The mango lassi did not disappoint, though I'd wish the straw was thicker to be able to drink it more easily. The Alfredo and garlic naan was quite flavorful as well. Note: the portions are pretty big! We ordered too much for two (but were happy with the yummy leftovers) The service was kind and ambiance was relaxing. Great experience overall! read more

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I came here for dinner with my girlfriend and we feasted! We ordered the pork jhol momo, the shrimp momo (fried), the garlic nan with hummus, the chicken sekuwa and the not a taco "choila roti". For drinks, I tried the iced chaiya. The not a taco was my absolute favorite. It has a nice kick and was bursting with flavors. The jhol momo and the garlic nan were a close second. They were also really good and flavorful. I didn't care too much for the shrimp jhol momo fried. It was just too hard for me. Next time, since there will be a next time and I love shrimp, I'd get it steamed. The chicken sekuwa was so tasty. I typically don't order chicken because I'm scared it'll end up being dry, but this chicken was extremely juicy. We didn't really eat the crispy rice that accompanied it. The iced chaiya wasn't my favorite. Overall, it was a great meal with some good service and an abundance of leftovers! Also note that they're cash only but they do have an atm inside (I'm not sure what the fee is). read more

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We had an excellent meal at When in Kathmandu. Three of us went in around 7 on a Friday night and were seated immediately. It's a nice, comfortable restaurant with a big bar and thatched hut kind of theme. We aren't familiar with Himalayan food so we asked our server for suggestions. He recommended a variety of items for us to share. Here's what we got. Garlic naan with hummus - 6 pieces of very fresh and garlicky naan and a good serving of hummus Chicken jhol momo - 8 delicious momo dumplings with a nice dipping sauce Sekuwa -these are skewered grilled meats. We ordered chicken and goat. Each order was 2 skewers. We preferred the chicken because it was plumber and more tender. They came with a crispy rice that had a nice nutty taste. Aloo gobi - The menu says this is cauliflower and potatoes but it's not the same dish you get at Indian restaurants. The ingredients are inside a think pancake, kind of like a papusa. The order included 4 large pancake quarters and a bunch of sides - some kind of lentil mixture, mustard greens, tomato sauce, and pickled vegetables. Several of the sides were kind of spicy but all tasted very good. This was way too much food for 3 people so we had some leftovers. The service was very good and the whole meal was very nice overall. Highly recommended. read more

Momos were my fav! Really nice customer service and a good place to meet up with friends without a reservation. They are cash only, but have an ATM inside. I would love to come back and try more things on the menu! read more

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We've had Himalayan/Nepalese food before at other places but weren't huge fans of it. We decided to give While in Kathmandu a try and absolutely do not regret it! We ordered the Cheese Nan, Malekhu ko Macha, Chicken Khaja Platter, and the Roti Tarkari. The Cheese Nan is so heavenly, gooey and a must order! The Malekhu ko Macha, deep fried whiting fish, was so incredibly crispy on the outside but also perfectly tender inside. The Chicken Khaja Platter was very flavorful and we could taste all the different spices. The Roti Tarkari was also fabulous, and if you assemble all the ingredients together, the flavors and textures blend together perfectly. The meal was also very affordable for three people. This restaurant is a great one to try for people who want to start exploring other cuisines and cultures. We will definitely be coming back to try other dishes and for the cheese nan itself! read more

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this place had been pretty heavily recommended, especially for their momos but I was super impressed by the whole experience. the decor is so rustic and beautiful, the staff are so genuine and friendly. the momos were AMAZING, the sauce was so decadent and the hot sauce was spicy but also perfectly flavorful. the chicken platter was also so good, the chicken was so juicy and well seasoned.... 5/5. read more

While In Kathmandu - Pork Pork Jhol Momo - Cafes Near Me - Ridgewood, New York

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Ordered takeout and based on the experience I'll def go try it in person. Not a Taco: Nice flavors but the "jerky" is just a bit too tough for my liking. Something bright would be nice on this, like some fresh parsley or cucumber. I think I need to try it in house again. Cheese naan: As expected. Tasty! The tomato dipping sauce grew on me as I ate it. The portion of bread was more than I expected, which was nice. Pork Mimi's: The star! So so tasty. As soon as I opened the container and got a whiff of the sauce, I knew it would hit. I want more of these! And definitely want to try the other fillings , especially shrimp. Masala wings: So I ordered because of these, but his was my least favorite part of the meal. They didn't deliver well, which I had a feeling would happen (sauced wings can't really stay crispy with waterier sauces-- in this case a tomato based sauce). The first bite was fireyyy. Ten minutes later my lips are still tingling. I personally don't enjoy this level of heat, but see how others would. Spiciness aside, the flavors were there without a doubt. Follow @ohitsonpoint for more read more

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Came on a Monday night with some friends and it was bustling! Love the ambiance and the service was amazing! Our waiter came by to check in on us regularly and gave great suggestions. Ordered everything to share, we started off with the steamed pork & shrimp momo, giant pepper poppers, and the Not A Taco. Then, proceeded with the chicken platter and the whole fish which was plenty for us. Everything had great flavor and the portions were decent. Would definitely recommend and go back in the near future! read more

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Fabulous food, service and atmosphere! We had the Aloo Gobi Paratha and the Whole Grill Macha (trout). Absolutely delicious. And more than enough food for two. Recommend getting their spicy sauce on the side. Definitely going back. read more

While In Kathmandu - 1. Aloo Gobi Paratha on the left and 2. Whole Grill Macha on the right. - Cafes Near Me - Ridgewood, New York

Amazing food! Tasty and yummy. It has true authentic Nepali taste, is appropriately spicy. The restaurant has a nice ambience

First time trying Nepalese food when I was visiting my brother in queens. It's an unassuming restaurant located in Ridgewood. I've never had momos or this type of cuisine was a must for me. They do a lot of fusion dishes here which I thought was cool and then dishes more on the traditional side. Momos are just a type of dumpling. They get served with a cooler sauce that the dumplings are sitting in. They are light and delicate and the skin was super thin and a generous amount of filling was inside. The coated masala wings had a nice tomato spice to it, without being overpowering and a dynamite crunch with every bite. The Naan was fresh, light with a good char flavor. Every dish came out super fast here and was executed perfectly. The staff was super nice and gave great explanations of each dish that we had gotten if we were confused on what we were ordering. Love this place and it was a great introduction to Nepal food. read more

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While in Katmandu is a delight. Came to devour some momos on a Saturday night and devour we did. Split 5-6 items among a group of 4 and it was definitely too much food but worth it try a lot. The momos were definitely the table favorite. The Veg Jhol has such a light fresh filling; perfect to dunk into the spicy soupy goodness. Also really enjoyed the Chana (chickpeas) entree with all the fixings and the meat eaters raves about the spicy masala wings. Overall, great place to come with a group of people to try the most and be ready to leave 10 pounds heavier and happier. read more

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Came here for dinner with my wife on a Sunday night. Surprised to see they had beer, wine, a few liquors, and some cocktails. I had a Pilsner from Braven. For starters, we shared the Kathmandu Poppers and the vegetarian momo. The popper was a long green pepper stuffed with potato and cheese. The top of the pepper where most of the seeds lay was quiet spicy but the bottom was mild. We enjoyed the momo too. It was served in a light sauce. For the main course, we shared the sizzling salmon and the aloo gabi paratha. I thought the paratha platter was more interesting as it came with four sides so you got to try more. read more

Amazing momo and super prompt service, just wish I knew that it was cash only ahead of time, especially because my meal was about $20 and so it would have been hard to get a good denomination to tip with if I didn't have a few $1 bills on hand. read more

Qualityfood, friendly and attentive service, nice ambiance. Everything you expect from a restaurant its all here.highly recommend. read more

While In Kathmandu - Fresh and delicious. - Cafes Near Me - Ridgewood, New York

While in Kathmandu is one of the hidden games in Bushwick. The atmosphere is terrific. It's an intimate place with an authentic Nepali menu. I have been to Nepali places before which try to sell Indian dishes in the mix to sell more, but While in Kathmandu doesn't compromise! I'd recommend you look at the menu beforehand because it takes a bit to prepare the platters, but it's worth the wait. I actually found it helpful to catch up with my friend while we waited for it. We ordered the Chicken Jhol Momo, Fried Pork Momo, Sauteed Masala Wing Fusion, Chitwan Ko Tass, and the Chicken Platter. Nothing disappointed, and it was a great time trying out new flavors. The flavors even surprised me, who grew up eating Indian food, which is very close to Nepali food. I highly recommend this place. Please note it was cash only. read more

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What?!?! Nepalese cuisine in Ridgewood, Queens?? What a great addition to this neighborhood! I had read about this restaurant when they first opened. They got great write-ups and I immediately bookmarked it in my Yelp collection of "must try" places. Needless to say, they did not disappoint and I shouldn't have waited so long to come! This restaurant has such a great vibe! From the decor to the food to the live band...not to mention, a great outdoor dining area. The outdoor dining area seems to be THE place to be! Again, great vibes! However, on the night that I visited, it was hot and humid, so my party and I opted to dine inside. The added bonus to dining inside is the cool trio playing live music. So whether you dine inside or outside, you're guaranteed a cool Nepalese vibe, along with great hospitality and food. The food...ohhh, the food! What a nice variety! There are as many starters as there are entrees. You can't really go wrong with anything you order. It just depends on what you're in the mood for. I do suggest ordering a bunch of starters to share, so that you get to sample as much of their menu as possible. If sharing isn't your jam, then order your own entree (but choose wisely lol). Our menu shared by 3 ppl: -- Masala Wing (4 pcs $6.99): you have the option of ordering these fried or sauteed. We opted for sauteed, which is actually fried first, and then sauteed. These wings were delicious but of course, we wondered what they tasted just fried. lol. Next time we'll try the fried. -- Pork Jhol Momos (8 pcs $10): these were really flavorful and the soupy chutney was fantastic. We were tempted to drink that chutney and truth be told, if I was in the privacy of home, I probably would have! Haha -- Choila Roti, aka "Not a Taco" ($4 each): hands down, this was my favorite dish of the night! Bursting with so much flavor, that it did the happy dance in my mouth. A Must Have! Get this! -- Chitwan Ko Tass ($14): this was a platter with a variety of side dishes; with the main protein being a classic goat dish. The goat was really tasty but I found the other side dishes kind of ordinary. -- Grilled Lamb ($19.99): this was my 2nd fave dish of the night. The lamb was served on top of fresh veggies, on a sizzling platter (see my video and hear the sizzle). The lamb was delicious but we made the mistake of leaving the lamb on the sizzling platter while we were eating. Towards the end of our meal, the lamb became too well-done. In hindsight, we should have each taken a piece of the lamb and put it on our own plates. This dish also came served with a really tiny portion of mashed potatoes, cole slaw, and sauce. Note: when I say "tiny", I mean a tablespoon portion of each. All in all, a tasty meal with live music and great service & hospitality. I'm glad Ridgewood is getting more interesting ethnic cuisines! read more

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This is a delightful Nepalese Indian restaurant over in Ridgewood. I read about them in the NYTimes Hungry City column, and feel that when Ligayan Mishan sings the praises of a restaurant, you must go. I went with the intention of hanging out in their recently renovated backyard space, but it was actually quite chilly that evening so we opted to eat inside. My group of 8 people enjoyed most of the food we had here. People were verbally groaning in pleasure over the crispy and spicy masala wings, the veggie, pork and chicken momos, and the "not a taco." This is a whole wheat roti with jerk chicken and a little bit of mayo. A must order for sure. I was definitely eye-ing the Kathmandi Alfredo, which the owner told us was a fusion dish they made up, but we had so much food we couldn't fit another on the table, let alone in our gullets. Their menu is really long, so there should be something to please every palate. read more

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I LOOOVE this place. I love the service, they even remember me at this point. I love the menu, I love the seasoning they make everything taste so rich. I love the chiya (with honey!!) I mean wow this is the only place i've had nepalese food and i love it. the atmosphere in here is nice, you could take your partner on a date here and impress them with the food. read more

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Fun, eccentric restaurant vibe. Service was a little slow but very polite. The Not A Taco fusion was just delicious. I could of had 3 as my meal. The Chicken Jhol Momo was pleasant but a bit doughy. It needed more broth / basting juices inside, however very tasty given its seasoning and sauce. My main dish the chicken platter was very tasty. I wanted actual rice versus the puff rice but they told me they did not have that an an alternative option (surprised me a bit) what Asian influenced restaurant doesn't have rice? The chicken was flavorful with its unique spices. The chicken choila is served COLD! Wasn't my favorite and almost had a slightly spoiled taste. The puff rice just didn't seem to belong on the platter. All in all it was overall a good in house, dining experience. I wasn't pleased to know they take CASH only but thankfully I had enough. They do have an ATM in the back and outdoor seating. read more

While In Kathmandu - 4. Chicken Platter - Cafes Near Me - Ridgewood, New York

This place is awesome. A pleasant backyard setting for a unique dinner to the area. Kind service. Still many items for me to try. Will be back soon. Wish I still lived down the block. read more