Kathmandu MomoCha
$ • Food Stands, Himalayan/Nepalese
Hours:
520 Terry Ave N, Seattle
(206) 397-4980
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They were at my job in Lynnwood today, as I walked out of the lobby of the office I could see a young man working for them staring at me as I walked through the big glass doors, he just kept staring I finally held his stare and he looked away uneasily. I stood in front of their truck looking at the menu and quickly determined what I wanted, two employees in the truck and no one acknowledged me, including the guy how tried to stare me down as I approached. No sure if they weren't...read full review
I had an abysmal experience at the momocha stand at the Columbia City Farmers Market. I endured a ridiculous 45-minute wait after ordering, only to see people who ordered after me served first. This was a common complaint among other frustrated customers. The staff were shockingly disorganized, and at one point, had no dumplings steaming despite a crowd of customers waiting. When I demanded a refund, the staff had the audacity to laugh then make me sift through the ledger to find...read full review
hands down the best dumplings I've ever had! I get the beef&pepper jack cheese with spicy or extra spicy sauce 🤤🤯.
do yourself a solid and give these guys a try!
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 3PM 5 - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 8PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 3PM 5 - 8PM |
| Friday | 5 - 8PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 8PM 11AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Kathmandu MomoCha offers a variety of delicious momos, including vegetarian and vegan options. The flavors are wonderfully interesting, making it a great choice for both vegetarians and meat-eaters. The kid-friendly atmosphere creates a welcoming spot for families. The prices are reasonable compared to some other places. The vegan momos are a must-try, and the pork momos come highly recommended. The kulfi dessert may be small in quantity, but its taste makes up for it. Service and atmosphere are great, contributing to a friendly environment. However, some items, like the "cheese balls," are more filled with potatoes than cheese, which might disappoint those expecting cheesy snacks. The restaurant also features a mix of Himalayan and Nepalese dishes, including the PORK AND CHICKEN MOMO LUNCH COMBO and CHICKEN AND EGG NOODLES. The momos are similar to Russian pelmeni, with thick dough and dry filling that pair well with spicy garlic sauces. The fried potato dumplings are enjoyable, even more than the momos. The noodles are quite ordinary, comparable to Panda Express, and may not be worth repeating. Beverages like MASALA CHAI TEA and MANGO LASSI are decent but not exceptional. The atmosphere is casual and simple, with metal counters and tables, and diners order at a kiosk. The restaurant uses foil containers and plastic utensils, which might not be environmentally friendly. Overall, the experience is casual and friendly, with many praising the quality of the ingredients and the passionate service from the owner. However, some food items and the ambiance may disappoint those expecting more.