Himalayan Restaurants in San Francisco, CA

“Very inviting and friendly place. Food is done well and at a good price point. Service a tad slow but it was a quiet Sunday afternoon. Check it out.“

“Great food and service, I would like to explore more from the menu“

“Freshly made Momos. Amazing! I love the lamb, turkey and veggie Momos ... and the spicy sauce. Smiles from staff all the time 😀❤️ Thank You very much 👍 Order frozen Momos to cook at home“

“I ordered the pork thali and it was really good. The pork was flavorful and cooked well, and the sides were fresh and balanced. Portions were satisfying and everything tasted homemade. The service was friendly and the place felt clean and comfortable. Overall, a great experience—I’d definitely come back.”“

“Pork momo and saucy sautéed shrimp 🍤“

“i go to nepa indian cuisine today food taste very good like home. curry is nice and naan very soft and fresh too. staff people polite and service is fast i not wait long. place is little bit small but clean i like it. i think i will come back soon with friends because price also fair. good honest food.“

“Sunset Indian Restaurant, has taken over the former Naan N' Curry location, and the transformation is impressive. The interior has been thoughtfully updated with attractive décor, a carpeted dining room that softens the space, and the welcome addition of two bathrooms — a definite improvement for guests.

I especially appreciate that they now offer beer on tap, which pairs nicely with their menu. The wine selection is also solid, providing good options to complement the meal.

As for the food, the Lamb Biryani is easily a 5+ star dish. The rice is light, loose, and beautifully aromatic, with just the right level of spice. The addition of cashews adds a subtle richness and texture that really elevates the dish. I also thoroughly enjoyed the Palak Paneer, which was prepared with a creamy, well-balanced sauce and a generous amount of paneer.

An added treat was the plain naan — simple yet perfectly done — which complemented both dishes wonderfully and rounded out the meal.

Overall, Sunset Indian Restaurant is a strong addition to the neighborhood, offering flavorful dishes, thoughtful updates to the space, and a comfortable dining experience.“

“Food was so good and servic was very fast🥰“

“The food was excellent and mouth watering! The staff, friendly and attentive. I highly recommend.“

“The food is off the charts good! Like we wanted to come back again the next day.

The momos are delicious and spicy and so unique.
The sapna (I think) is the tofu dish and it's so delicious.

My only beef with the place is that the rice on the side is relatively small, but at least it's not too crazy expensive.

We had three appetizers, three mains and two rounds of garlic naan for 4 people and it was perfect“

“It’s my first time getting Indian food in San Francisco, and I was very satisfied with eating at Noe Indian Cuisine.

Our server Subi was very friendly, kind, and sweet. The food (samosa, chicken tikka masala, chicken biriyani, naan) was all delicious and freshly cooked. The two of us really enjoyed all of the food and had nothing left on our plates.

We will definitely come back soon in the future.“

“the owner) was real nice and funny. There were 8 in our group and 6 has never tried Indian or Nepalese food before.we ordered Lab biriyani ,Garlic naan ,Samosas ,Tandoori mixed plater ,Vegetable momo,Chicken tikka masala ,Black Dal ,Lamb palak
,Mango lassi and Himalayan iced tea .all of the food was great but the 6 who have never been loved the chicken tikka masala. I would definitely recommend this place to someone looking for some Indian food/ Nepalese food.“

“I had a great experience at Trisara. The food was fresh and flavorful. I ordered the lamb korma, garlic naan, and samosa, and everything was delicious and well prepared.

The service was also good. It was a bit slow at times, but I visited during a busy period, so it was understandable. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and would definitely return.“

“Hey there foodie friends, Guess what? I just had the most delicious and authentic North Indian food during my visit to San Francisco! I never expected to find such yummy flavors in the USA. From buttery naan to spicy curries, my taste buds were dancing with joy! If you ever get the chance, you HAVE to try it out. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! Keep on adventuring and trying new things!“

“Really good Nepalese momo and chwomin there. Recommend everyone to give this a try“

“This is my favorite Indian restaurant in town! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and consistently delicious. Every dish is packed with authentic taste, and the service is outstanding.

A special thank you to Dennis, who always provides exceptional service. He is friendly, attentive, and makes every visit enjoyable. It’s rare to find such great food and such welcoming hospitality in one place. I always leave happy and look forward to coming back. Highly recommend!“

“The owner is very sweet! I’ve been coming here for almost 3 years, sometimes 3+ times a month🙈🤣 I always get the chicken tikka masala & chicken Cho mein, (I ask for both Spicy but you can get any level of heat you prefer) & a side of the garlic naan. I’ve tried almost everything on the menu but those are my favorite! The owner has always been very accommodating, I’m a picky eater & this is one place I come and know I’m going to get a good meal.“

“I’ve tried momos all over the city, but this place is the Steph Curry of dumpling game: all-star, unmatched, and absolutely clutch. The sauce? Legit. Don’t sleep on it -Night Night

I came back from Kathmandu six months ago with a high momo bar... and this spot crushed it. We're talking texture that makes you want to write poetry, proportions that feel engineered by NASA, and flavor so authentic you'd swear it came with a Nepali passport.

The owners? Straight outta Kathmandu, and you can taste their roots in every bite. Plus, they're incredibly sweet—like, the kind of people who’d rescue your dumpling if it fell on the floor.

You won’t be disappointed unless you order too few.“

“Oh my God, the chef’s cooking is like a song that brings me back to India. His food is absolutely amazing. Blend of Himalayan, Nepalese and Indian. I think the last time I had food this good I was in India at my aunt’s house. They have gluten-free and dairy free options for their naan and their curries. they have a deal on the menu for $66 a couple you eat literally so much food. It’s insane.“

“Freshly made Momos. Amazing! I love the lamb, turkey and veggie Momos ... and the spicy sauce. Smiles from staff all the time 😀❤️ Thank You very much 👍 Order frozen Momos to cook at home“

“We had a great meal here on a quiet Tuesday night, and I’d love for more people to know what a gem this spot is! The food was tasty — we had a variety of vegetarian dishes — and the service was super friendly. I loved the calming water feature and a lack of screens in the dining room; the presence of screens seems to be becoming the norm at more casual restaurants. Looking forward to coming here regularly!“

“I had the Chicken Tikka Masala and Aloo Naan. It was very good I recommend this restaurant.“

“Seems like a family owned place. Had a Veg thaali, malai kofta with rice and samosa chaat.

Samosa chaat was so friggin good, the best I've had in my life. Thaali came with dal, non-blended palak paneer, cucumber+carrots, rice and naan and it was the best thaali I've had so far. Loved the palak paneer. The kofta was so tasty too. The kofta gravy smelled a little oily but it was still really good.

10/10 place. The restaurant was pretty empty though. No idea why. If you're in SF, this place is a must visit for good meals.“

“very delicious food, great music. would recommend and will be back.“