Himalayan Restaurants near Flushing, NY

“Delicious food , clean, friendly staff“

“Best Jhol Momo and Mustang Aloo — a must-try! The Chicken Tikka Masala with garlic naan is chef’s kiss. Unreal. I never get pics because I dive in the moment it hits the table. My weekly go-to!“

“I arrived during the slower afternoon period. Their dishes impressed me more than I anticipated. Gorkhali - Brooklyn created moments that felt like culinary sorcery! Employees provided steady, superior attention. The quality corresponds to the price.“

“The food was absolutely delicious but the service on a Sunday afternoon while dining outdoors was not good. It was fine at first but once I got the food, no one checked on how it was (luckily it was good), I had to wait awhile after I was done and flagged another server to get the check. Got the check and that took a while to pay it. It dampered my experience but I'll go back another day and hope I get a different server. The food is solid though.“

“Food was delicious.i always bring my guests who come from out of state here at Yak. Service is very nice too.“

“We are so excited that this amazing Tibetan restaurant reopened in a new location after the original location burned down in February 2021. The support of the community helped make it possible for them to continue serving delicious food in Jackson Heights. It’s as good as we remember, and the staff members are so kind. Please support our favorite Tibetan restaurant if you have the chance. You won’t regret it! 🥰“

“This place lives up to its name. my experience was so warm and inviting, the decor is absolutely social media worthy! I will be going back again and again!“

“✨ Absolutely incredible! ✨
Everyone works with so much care and attention, and the whole experience was truly wonderful for me. The flavors were perfectly balanced, fresh, and simply outstanding. You can really feel the passion behind everything they do here. Highly recommended! I’ll definitely be coming back!“

“Loved coming here. Food is tasty and feels like home being in here. Customer service is amazing.“

“Best Momos in town..must try…👍🏻👍🏻“

“I usually don't review places that I love this much for fear that it will become overcrowded in time. But I also don't want this place to ever go out of business. Well, not the best Tibetan restaurant I've been to, it is very good, especially for the cost. A great addition to the neighborhood. The portions are adequate enough to leave satisfied, but if you're extremely hungry, you'll want some appetizers. Parking in the neighborhood is okay and it's literally next to the Q train. A true find and a hole in the wall that you'll walk by a few times before you realize it's there. Seating is limited and not recommended for large parties.

The servers are pleasant, but they should warn typical Americans expectations that the appetizers don't always come before the meal due to the cooking time.

Last I ordered The Mango Chicken, which was excellent and the vegan momos which weren't as flavorful as I would have hoped. The chili dishes are excellent.

Vegetarian options: There are plenty to choose from for vegetarians and vegans.

Parking: Street parking is adequate.“

“This was our 2nd time visiting Om Wok, this visit to again sample their momo during the 2025 annual momo crawl. These momo are larger than most, with a moist filling with a bit of savory broth which can almost be compared to a soup dumpling.
Delicious!
The staff and owner are kind, hard working and passionate about their momo and other dishes.
A small, intimate place.
We would not hesitate to return to have more momo and sample other dishes.
Congratulations to Om Wok for being the champions in the 2025 momo crawl!!“

“I’ve been walking by Pranam for quite some time and finally decided to come in - I can’t express how much I’m wishing I visited earlier! I’m blown away by the quality of the food and attentive service. The Momo were incredibly tender and perfectly seasoned and the entrees from varying places in Asia impressed me. Special shout out to the imported beers as well - I got the Nepal Ice beer and am now looking where to source it for myself. Truly a hidden neighborhood staple -
I encourage everyone to check this place out. You won’t be disappointed. Promise.“

“Beautiful environment,good food, good music,friendly environment, great service“

“Delicious Tibetan food right by the 74 street Jackson Heights train station. They have a breakfast menu that goes until 12 pm, and a lunch menu after that.

Prices are very reasonable, service is good, and the ambiance is cozy and cute. The menu has enough variety that it's worth coming back multiple times to try more stuff.

I got the Lhasa Beef Noodles, which were light and delicious. They can be flavored with some of the chili oil sauce on the table, which I will warn is no joke. Overall delicious food

I think the only thing I would have liked differently was for the menu to have some descriptions underneath the names of the food, just because there's so much variety that it can be tricky to know what to pick without searching up what something is. But that's a good problem to have.

Looking forward to coming back again.“

“My family keeps talking about dishes we need to try next time. The staff's timely attention enhanced our visit. The food never disappoints. The service never falters. The prices never shock. The meals and staff interaction deserve commendation. This establishment delivers quality.“

“Food was good and friendly customer service. I will recommend everyone this place.“

“O wow so delicious“

“Hands down the best Nepalese food I’ve ever had. Chicken momos were layered w flavor inside and had thin and flaky wrapping fried crisp, thalis were stacked w so many seriously delicious components. Fish curry was tender, fresh, and complex. Plain lassi was the perfect compliment to it all. The service was outstanding, extremely attentive and helpful. Will absolutely be returning!“

“It’s 10pm and the customer traffic is still at peak. During my meal they had to tell two sets of new customers that there are no more tables. My chicken thali is delicious. It comes with a variety of items and flavors. They kept checking if I actually need anything more and offered to add rice. Very caring and attentive. One customer there was chilling for a long time after done and they just let him relax in peace while the restaurant traffic is busy. Such patience and respect for customers. The Nepali hospitality really impressed me. Of course the food is amazing. Will come again to try other menu items.“

“Hi I'm the regular customer that's way I don't wanna give you a 1 star cause always I get a food on time on June 20 at 7:03 pm I made my pick up order as always and I arrived at 8:05 pm and I asked for my order food and waiter said we didn't recieve the order I know new waiter she took my order on phone because of new voice there was 3 waiter I know two of them new waiters was liar she supposed say oh I'm sorry we was busy we will give you now but she was like I didn't take the order on phone same on you new waiter because you don't have a honesty“

“Very straightforward Indian food although they have Nepalese food as well. The classic dishes we had were well prepared and delicious. An error was made with one of the dishes (we ordered lamb and received chicken) the let us eat the chicken and they provided us with the correct dish at no cost. I also appreciated the happy hour -- good quality cocktails with Indian themes for $9. That's pretty good for Manhattan. Polite and attentive service and did not rush us out.“

“We always come and get whole bag of Selroti when we visit NY. No other place makes sel like them. And if you have not had or know what Sel is it’s regarded as Nepali Dougnut but personally it’s something completely different. Chia and Sel combo is the best and this is the place to get.“

“Healthy foods & nice services“

“I visited the Potala Fresh Food truck. These are my favorite momo in the city! The momo are so fresh and juicy you have to lean over the container or plate when you eat them, it’s that juicy! I typically get the beef but they have chicken and other varieties as well. I love that you can also order them frozen if you need a large amount for a home event.“

“It's good, but, since I am a Nepali and have tried their food back home, I'd say it's not the same as it was back home. But, then again, ingredients change the taste, so, I would say this place is worth trying and you never know you might love the food. :)“

“Slow service because it's always busy!! Must try all their momo. Jhol Momo was my favorite, both chicken and goat. Perfect blend of spiced soup with the savory deliciousness of the momo. Think of it as a spicy soup dumpling. Their veg thupa was warm and delicious for a cold winter night, would recommend getting it with egg.
Fried rice and noodles weren't great - wouldn't recommend.
All their Thali's looked amazing as well!“

“One of the best Tibetan food in Jackson Ht.“

“Family environment. delicious food and better service. I prefer to order my food in Spice and Grill“

“Was in a job interview and early enough that I could grab lunch here. I just got back from Nepal & was craving momos.

Place is really spacious and at 2PM was empty - just one other table. Service was friendly - but the kitchen took longer than expected. Still - hands down - the best momo I’ve had in a very long time.

I’ll defo be back again! 😋“

“had a wonderful experience at this restaurant! The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive from the moment I walked in. They made the entire visit feel warm and comfortable. The service was quick, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the team truly went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect.

Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for great food paired with amazing hospitality!“

“This was the only momo food truck that was actually ready to help customers, palato truck across street didnt even come to the truck window to take my order.
Moms momos was perfect for momos. The employee explained everything and i got my order. The veggie momos were good, kind of bland flavorwise but the hot chili sauce addition gave it the kick i wanted.
Momo is a good late night spot in my opinion. I will be back“

“Wonder Nepali Cusin in NY“

“Weekender is the best spot for home cooked Bhutanese food! Taste and vibe reminds you of home and family, and it is a precious community space in Qns so show them love and spread the word 🤎🇧🇹🤎“

“What a beautiful and peaceful café! The space is spacious, the music is calming, and it’s the perfect spot to catch up with a friend or get some work done. Shazy was so welcoming and kind, which made the experience even better. The coffee was delicious. I can’t wait to come back and try the food!“

“Delish good. Friendly service. Excellent prices.“

“Calling this place “no frills” of pretty on-target, my dinner date walked over to the fridge to grab beverages that we ordered and never came. The tv, which still has it's “energy guide” sticker was playing a mix of YouTube music videos and commercials which seemed perfect for the adolescent guests who outnumbered the adults when we arrived just after 7 on Sunday night.
But that's not why we're here! Momo's and Liang Fen, authentic Nepali style, and a side of gyuma, traditional blood sausage with rice flour.
The Liang Fen are cold wide noodles wrapped around a filling that seems to be tofu. The “dry” version isn't in a broth, but it's hardly dry, it has a super yummy chili sauce that's just the right spicy, and the texture is a little chewy, but not tough. Very good
The blood sausage has the same grainy texture of British blood sausage, but the addition of toasted rice flour gives it a more pillowy texture. Also served in a light sauce with dried red chilies, it lit me up in the most pleasant way.
Then Momos with jhol sauce, fragrant of sesame, garlic, ginger and more chilies, spicy but not too much.
It's probably great as takeaway, but the pageant if interesting locals in and out, and Sabrina Carpenter and Taylor Swift with commercials for streaming services made for an unforgettable meal.“

“The restaurant family extends beyond blood relations here. The food deserves praise. Fresh ingredients and nice people work here. Restaurant staff combine deep knowledge with outstanding customer care. People are right about Himalayan Curry House Restaurant and Bar - it delivers a superior experience.“

“The food is great. I have been eating at this spot for a couple of years. I stopped going when we got hit with the pandemic; now, I’m back.“

“Soups momo was so good“

“This food truck serves some of the heartiest momo on the streets of Jackson Heights. We got 8 thick and meaty beef momo for $8 at Amdo Kitchen. The go-to sauces here are the red sauce and white sauce. The halal momo are complimented with a thicker, chewier dough than other momos - it takes me three bites to finish each one. Amdo Momo is a favorite for those looking for an authentic taste of Tibetan cuisine. Don't forget to ask for the side of radish!“

“Om Wok is honestly my go-to spot! The momo here is so juicy and delicious — definitely the best in town. Every time I come in, the vibe is super welcoming and the people are always friendly. It feels like eating at a friend’s place, but with way better food. If you haven’t tried their momo yet, you’re missing out!“

“The chicken momos here are sooo good. It comes with the soup even if you don’t ask for it, which makes the experience of eating momos here much better. Of course you can request them to not add the soup in though. Also, the bubble tea here is really really good. It tastes exactly how the fruit is supposed to taste (ex: lychee bubble tea does taste like lychee). Since it mostly just serves bubble tea and momos, I’ve only tried those and giving feedback for them. Service is great, they’re so respectful and nice to you. Atmosphere gets 4 stars because the place isn’t always comfy. The pricing is great too.“

“Love Nepali food. Clean and family friendly.“