Himalayan Cafe Inc

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gaiamcraft

Joined 7 years ago

Tibetan short stop. I haven't been here in a while but have been meaning to stop by. Last time I was here the place looked aweful, dirty walls with peeling paint. It makes you want to run out instead of sitting in. The space is small yes, but the architecture is way wrong. To use the restroom, you have to go behind the counter into the open kitchen. Awkward.

Now the food: Really, the momos are the selling point. I didn't like the veggie momos - too dry and not enough spices, but the potato momos are the best. Very filling, hot, and moist with yellow salty sweet mashed potatoes in steamed dough. Just writing this gives me a craving. The noodle soups are nothing special and largely forgettable.

I do hope that they have improved or will improve the decor and overall cleanliness.

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shabu

Joined 6 years ago

Great Food!!!!!!!. Have to try the steamed momos.

Momo's are dumplings and this place has the best dumplings hands down in the city.

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Kara Zuaro

Joined 10 years ago

Cheapskates and foodies alike flock to this Tibetan take-out joint.. In Short
Don't be fooled by the bare-bones decor of this mom-and-pop spot. Though it feels like a sparsely decorated living room, the cafe is famous for its authentic Tibetan cuisine. The renowned fresh momos, Himalayan dumplings that taste like a mix between Indian samosas and Chinese dim sum, come stuffed with vegetables, chicken or beef. Vegetarians have plenty of options, and the salads, noodle bowls, curries and stir-fry dishes are as cheap as they are popular.