Himalayan Restaurants in Philadelphia, PA

Nepali MoMO Kitchen Himalayan/Nepalese • $$
532 N 15th St, Philadelphia

Customers` Favorites

Chicken Jhol Himalayan Chili Choyal
Goat Jimboo Le Janeko Momo
Nepali Himalayan Fried Rice
Veg Jimboo Le Janeko Momo
Veg Himalayan Chili Momo
Chicken Tandoori Momos
CK Himalayan Chili Momo
Tandoori Mixed Momo
Chicken Fried Momos
Chicken Tikka Momo

“Great food. Authentic taste. We ate chicken jhol mo:mo, goat jhol mo:mo, himalayan chicken noodle and chicken fried rice. All of them tasted great. I would definitely go there again. Chicken jhol mo:mo is my favourite among.
Nice ambience and very well mannered staff at the restaurant. A good place to hang out and eat great food with your friends and family.“

4.8 Superb220 Reviews
White Yak Restaurant Himalayan/Nepalese • $$
6118 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia

Customers` Favorites

House Special Dessert
Chicken Chow Mein
Steamed Beef Momo
Crispy Pork Ribs
Momo Combo 9 PC
Himalayan Momo
Japanese Curry
Banana Tempura
Chicken Momos
Chili Chicken

“Our food was fresh, delicious, and healthful. The service was charming. And the space is warm and inviting. We recommend it to everyone!“

4.7 Superb122 Reviews
CURRY LEAF NEPALI & INDIAN CUISINE Himalayan/Nepalese • $
2046 Sansom St, Philadelphia

Customers` Favorites

Chicken Tikka Masala
Lamb or Goat Madras
Vegetable Samosa
Gobi Manchurian
Butter Chicken
Chicken Madras
Chicken Curry
Kofta Palak
Gulab Jamun
Malai Kofta

“Atmosphere is 10/10. Walls are red like chicken tikka masala. Come here on an off school day and you might see a kid chilling in the corner playing roblox at this cozy family run place. They have American palate classics like Butter Chicken and Chicken Tikka Masala. The Indian food we tried was yummy. They have different levels of spice and mango lassi on the menu for those of us with a baby mouth.

We ordered Tandoori chicken, samosa chaat, and lamb saag. Tandoori chicken takes about 25 min because they make it fresh so make sure you call in advance if you’re in a hurry. The lamb saag was good. This place uses cubes of lamb instead of bone in, making it easier to eat. Rice is complimentary to some dishes! Samosa chaat was delicious because the samosa was hot and still crunchy- you can tell they made it to order.

My main feedback is they should put on the menu which food is Nepalese because most people in the area would not know. There are far fewer Nepalese restaurants in the area compared to Indian so this would help for those looking specifically for this type of food. Makes me nostalgic for Jackson Heights momo crawl. Sadly no momos on the menu yet but maybe I can convince the owner.“

4.8 Superb79 Reviews