A hidden gem. It seems to be a small, simple Asian grocery but there is a tiny restaurant in the back. The food is outstanding and definitely satisfies the hunger for something different than the same old fare. This isn't fast food. It's made to order and is worth the wait.
PRESTONKATHRYN CAMPBELL
A hidden gem. It seems to be a small, simple Asian grocery but there is a tiny restaurant in the back. The food is outstanding and definitely satisfies the hunger for something different than the same old fare. This isn't fast food. It's made to order and is worth the wait.
JohnChris Franklin (Chris)
I love this shop! Decent selection and super nice people! Really good prices on fresh produce and hard to find items!
Anihya Wilkes
Don't must back room is big parties is FUN!
Rudraprasad Bhattacharyya
I love the daal, rice meal with goat meat curry.
A G
Really helpful staff and authentic Nepali goods.
Love Life
Cafe is not open!Employee was friendly.They stock a large selection of grains and spice.I visited this establishment for one reason only, to try Nepalese food.I drove 20 minutes out of my way only to find out the cafe part of this business was not open/operating.I was disappointed and upset that i wasted my time.Business is not visible from the road.It is in a strip center between a storefront church and an auto repair facilityPlenty of parking but not convenient.If i ever get out this side of TN again i will visit this business again and edit my reviewI gave it two stars becauseThey do have ethnic items that are not stocked in local grocery stores.Sites were not updated indicating cafe closure.Business is not visible from road.The entire strip center feels like a scene from a scary movie.
Anil G
Great food!
Bailey M.
If you're wanting to try a new cuisine, definitely hit up this Nepalese restaurant. It sits off of Nolensville Pike in a strip-mall building so it's easy to miss as it is also a grocery store. Tucked in the back is the cafe. This was a spur-of-the-moment dinner idea and I am so glad I tried this restaurant. Never having tried Nepali food before, I noticed they offered a type of sample-platter called the "Nepali Thali Set". I highly recommend this option if you're wanting to get a taste of multiple of their food options! Everything in the set had SO much flavor and was definitely more than enough food for two people, with leftovers to spare. At $14.99 for the non-veg set (compared to $13.99 for the veg set), it's not only tasty but affordable, too! My only downside if I have one is that others were sat around us and received their meals quickly while still waiting on our food...so the service was slightly slower than expected. Other than that, I recommend this place to anyone looking to branch out and try the only Nepali food in Nashville.
Ed Peterson
Blown away. Four seat cafe in back of grocery store. Veg Thali was outstanding and massive. Already calling this as hole in the wall of the year!
I usually enjoy these little markets that will feed you and this place did not disappoint. I had their version of dumplings and they were very tasty. Can't wait to go back.
Suzanne Gordon
Just had lunch there with a couple of friends. The food was terrific! Highly recommend!
E1263SJmichaelk
Very friendly service and yummy food. Rarely ever crowded. Such a nice change of pace to the ordinary grind.
rajendra subedi
One of the best Thali I have ever had, authentic Nepali cooking. And , chicken biryani was very delicious , Momo comes with chutney and soup on side , soup tasted amazing. I would recommend this place at least once if you are in Nashville.
Zara K.
Whenever we make it out to this part of Nolensville pike/ Antioch, we try to stop by here. So this is a pending review for the place. Surprisingly, some of their cuisine is similar to bengali cuisine. But the latter definitely does not have a version of momos. So momos are akin to chinese dumpling, but the flavors are nuanced and come with their own sauce. We had their thali a while back and lately returned to have their chai. Highly recommend the thali with everything. It is plenty of food for two people. The mutton is soft, delightful and really tasty. The meal is served on a golden thali (round serving plate) which presentation wise is pretty regal. The veggies, dal (lentil soup), and rice are beautiful. Surprisingly similar to what our home cooked foods are like. The one thing I noticed, as the restaurant is within a grocery store, quite a few of the items are a decent advertisement of the products they sell. I am not altogether familiar with Nepali cuisine, but for example, the tomato soup is actually a well boiled and flavored knorr packet soup, which is available in their store. And, they sell the okra, eggplant, lentils etc. The point I am trying to make is, if you love the cuisine, I am sure they would be willing to inform you on the grocery products to recreate the food. This time we had lunch elsewhere and returned just for chai, which they graciously served. I did find the flavor a little inconsistent, more milk forward this time and less thick than in the past, but nonetheless a good chai! I can't complain because I barely ever get my chai at home to be exactly the same- must be a thing. Anyway, if you are interested in trying Nepali cuisine, Rajdhani is a great place to start. Their regular customers are usually Nepali, so you know the Nepali cherish it. Just a heads up: please don't confuse it for Indian cuisine, because it is very very different from that, although they do have a limited few items on the menu that are Indian. So I applaud them for actually offering authentic dishes on the menu.
A hidden gem. It seems to be a small, simple Asian grocery but there is a tiny restaurant in the back. The food is outstanding and definitely satisfies the hunger for something different than the same old fare. This isn't fast food. It's made to order and is worth the wait.
A hidden gem. It seems to be a small, simple Asian grocery but there is a tiny restaurant in the back. The food is outstanding and definitely satisfies the hunger for something different than the same old fare. This isn't fast food. It's made to order and is worth the wait.
I love this shop! Decent selection and super nice people! Really good prices on fresh produce and hard to find items!
Don't must back room is big parties is FUN!
I love the daal, rice meal with goat meat curry.
Really helpful staff and authentic Nepali goods.
Cafe is not open!Employee was friendly.They stock a large selection of grains and spice.I visited this establishment for one reason only, to try Nepalese food.I drove 20 minutes out of my way only to find out the cafe part of this business was not open/operating.I was disappointed and upset that i wasted my time.Business is not visible from the road.It is in a strip center between a storefront church and an auto repair facilityPlenty of parking but not convenient.If i ever get out this side of TN again i will visit this business again and edit my reviewI gave it two stars becauseThey do have ethnic items that are not stocked in local grocery stores.Sites were not updated indicating cafe closure.Business is not visible from road.The entire strip center feels like a scene from a scary movie.
Great food!
If you're wanting to try a new cuisine, definitely hit up this Nepalese restaurant. It sits off of Nolensville Pike in a strip-mall building so it's easy to miss as it is also a grocery store. Tucked in the back is the cafe. This was a spur-of-the-moment dinner idea and I am so glad I tried this restaurant. Never having tried Nepali food before, I noticed they offered a type of sample-platter called the "Nepali Thali Set". I highly recommend this option if you're wanting to get a taste of multiple of their food options! Everything in the set had SO much flavor and was definitely more than enough food for two people, with leftovers to spare. At $14.99 for the non-veg set (compared to $13.99 for the veg set), it's not only tasty but affordable, too! My only downside if I have one is that others were sat around us and received their meals quickly while still waiting on our food...so the service was slightly slower than expected. Other than that, I recommend this place to anyone looking to branch out and try the only Nepali food in Nashville.
Blown away. Four seat cafe in back of grocery store. Veg Thali was outstanding and massive. Already calling this as hole in the wall of the year!
Restaurantji Recommends
I usually enjoy these little markets that will feed you and this place did not disappoint. I had their version of dumplings and they were very tasty. Can't wait to go back.
Just had lunch there with a couple of friends. The food was terrific! Highly recommend!
Very friendly service and yummy food. Rarely ever crowded. Such a nice change of pace to the ordinary grind.
One of the best Thali I have ever had, authentic Nepali cooking. And , chicken biryani was very delicious , Momo comes with chutney and soup on side , soup tasted amazing. I would recommend this place at least once if you are in Nashville.
Whenever we make it out to this part of Nolensville pike/ Antioch, we try to stop by here. So this is a pending review for the place. Surprisingly, some of their cuisine is similar to bengali cuisine. But the latter definitely does not have a version of momos. So momos are akin to chinese dumpling, but the flavors are nuanced and come with their own sauce. We had their thali a while back and lately returned to have their chai. Highly recommend the thali with everything. It is plenty of food for two people. The mutton is soft, delightful and really tasty. The meal is served on a golden thali (round serving plate) which presentation wise is pretty regal. The veggies, dal (lentil soup), and rice are beautiful. Surprisingly similar to what our home cooked foods are like. The one thing I noticed, as the restaurant is within a grocery store, quite a few of the items are a decent advertisement of the products they sell. I am not altogether familiar with Nepali cuisine, but for example, the tomato soup is actually a well boiled and flavored knorr packet soup, which is available in their store. And, they sell the okra, eggplant, lentils etc. The point I am trying to make is, if you love the cuisine, I am sure they would be willing to inform you on the grocery products to recreate the food. This time we had lunch elsewhere and returned just for chai, which they graciously served. I did find the flavor a little inconsistent, more milk forward this time and less thick than in the past, but nonetheless a good chai! I can't complain because I barely ever get my chai at home to be exactly the same- must be a thing. Anyway, if you are interested in trying Nepali cuisine, Rajdhani is a great place to start. Their regular customers are usually Nepali, so you know the Nepali cherish it. Just a heads up: please don't confuse it for Indian cuisine, because it is very very different from that, although they do have a limited few items on the menu that are Indian. So I applaud them for actually offering authentic dishes on the menu.