Dancing Yeti

Dancing Yeti, located inside the Great Southern Box Company food hall, offers addicting pan fried veggie momos with sesame sauce. The masala tea is warm and spicy, and the tandoori wings are a must-try. The restaurant serves fresh and flavorful food, including Chicken Tikka Masala, Samosas, Gulab Jamun, and a variety of vegetarian options like jackfruit curry bowl with rice, salad, and veggie samosas. Customers praise the friendly and courteous service, as well as the clean, inviting atmosphere. The sauces taste freshly made, and the flavors combine well—especially when squeezing lemon over the wings. Parking is available in a nearby garage, and the space often features a DJ and lively activity. The bathrooms are spotless, and the food is considered some of the best Nepali cuisine in town, perfect for a casual date night or a quick, delicious meal on the go. Recent reviews highlight the authentic taste of momos and thukpa, with some customers calling it the best spot in Orlando for Nepalese food. The hearty Thupka is described as warm, flavorful, and packed with fresh ingredients, while the Chicken Momos are steamed to perfection with a juicy filling and spicy dipping sauce. However, some visitors found the chicken momos a bit one-dimensional and underwhelming when paired with chili garlic sauce. The Chicken Tikka Masala was good, but the chicken pieces were sometimes under-seasoned. Prices are reasonable, and the friendly service adds to the overall experience, although some customers mention they might not return if their expectations aren’t fully met. The lively atmosphere, clean environment, and delicious food make Dancing Yeti a popular choice for casual dining.