Asian fusion restaurant offers clean, cozy atmosphere with warm, welcoming vibe and quiet environment. Guests enjoy authentic Nepali flavors and a variety of momos that are soft, flavorful, and well-seasoned. Food comes out hot and fresh, made from scratch without nuts or food colorings.
Soups here offer amazing flavor and comforting warmth. Options include vegetarian noodle soup, spicy chicken soup, and veg momo soup with rich stuffing.
Chow mein here has a classic Nepali-style flavor with the perfect amount of spice. Both chicken and vegetable versions come out full of flavor and cooked perfectly.
"The momos here are so juicy and full of flavor."
"The chow mein here is flavorful and cooked perfectly."
"The soup here is so friendly and welcoming."
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The restaurant is very clean and maintains high hygiene standards.
Everything is made from scratch, ensuring fresh and quality meals.
They do not use any nuts or food colorings in their dishes.
Cozy space with intimate seating and friendly staff offers authentic Nepali flavors at great prices. Soup momos shine in a peanut sesame broth, pairing well with fried or steamed options. Chicken chow mein delivers spot on flavors and pairs perfectly with momos for a satisfying meal.
Soup momos come in peanut sesame broth and pair well with fried or steamed versions. The noodle soup is simple but tasty, complementing dishes like chicken chow mein and thali.
Chicken chow mein stands out with spot on flavors and consistent quality. Both chow mein and momos pair well, making them solid choices here.
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They charge extra for card payments, so be aware of that.
The restaurant is halal, catering to specific dietary needs.
Expect affordable prices, making it one of the cheapest Nepali cafes.
Nepalese restaurant offers cozy, relaxed ambiance with a calm and peaceful atmosphere suited for casual dining or quiet dates. The space feels lowkey and homely, attracting those seeking authentic, home-style Nepalese flavors in a comfortable setting.
Broths range from peppery, lemony to tangy tomato peanut and deep, flavorful in thenthuk. Dumplings come in varieties like jhol momo soup dumplings and beef momo in a light, slurp-able curry broth.
Chow mein here has a street-style, Hakka noodle vibe with a mix of eggs, chicken, and beef slices. The veg chowmein stands out as excellent and satisfying, capturing flavors like Indian street food.
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The Thali combo platters are unlimited and will be refilled on request.
The restaurant is great for vegans and meat eaters.
They have free green tea if you dine in.
Enjoy rich broths in soups with chicken on the bone and beef momos that burst with flavor. Savor bold chow mein that refreshes the classic dish with fresh ingredients. Cozy vibes and Himalayan-inspired dishes make this spot a lively, inviting place to dine.
Soups here have rich, flavorful broths with chicken served on the bone for depth. The momo soup offers a soup-dumplingy experience with excellent beef momos. Ginger tea complements the soups well.
Chow mein here offers a fresher take on the classic dish with bold flavors that stand out. The beef chow mein pairs well with other dishes and earns a solid 10 out of 10 rating.
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The price for the pork belly chili is only $15.
The prices at Namaste Brooklyn are very reasonable, especially for 2024.
Namaste Brooklyn does not deliver cocktails.
Small space with Tibetan ethnic decor creates a cozy and peaceful atmosphere. The vibe feels homey and welcoming, attracting those who appreciate authentic Tibetan cuisine. Limited seating and cash-only policy add to its intimate, local character.
Broth stands out as heavenly, light, and perfectly salted in the soups here. Noodles have a great texture, and the chicken noodle soup includes more than just broccoli, with sides added to enhance flavor.
Chicken chow mein stands out as a popular choice with a great taste. Several vegetarian chow mein options exist alongside dishes like momo and thenthuk.
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They only accept cash; no credit cards are accepted.
The portion sizes are very large, so consider sharing.
If it is crowded, you may have to wait for a seat.
Quaint interior with cozy ambiance and soothing music creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The space feels airy and clean, encouraging relaxed sharing among friends. Friendly energy complements the calm, peaceful vibe throughout.
Hot and flavorful soups offer strong comfort. Mokthuk features dumplings in broth with beef or chicken, and the beef soup pairs well with naan.
Chicken chow mein varies in quality here, sometimes oily and other times bland. It pairs with dishes like chicken tikka masala and fried momos.
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The restaurant offers both Tibetan and Indian cuisine.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other Tibetan and Indian restaurants.
Expect reasonable wait times with food arriving at the right temperature.
Small, cramped basement space with eclectic decor and walls covered in signed dollar bills creates a historic, chaotic atmosphere. Cool temperature and outdoor terrace add comfort despite tight quarters. Cash-only policy and ice-cold Chinese beer complement the authentic vibe.
Broth stands out with a perfect balance of spicy and sour flavors and a creamy, hearty texture. Wontons come filled with pork and float in a thick, savory soup that complements the dish well.
Chicken chow mein stands out with its Hong Kong style and is often considered a must-try. Shrimp chow mein offers a notably fresh taste, while seafood Cantonese chow mein adds variety with jumbo shrimp.
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Expect at least a 30-minute wait for dinner.
Payment must be made in cash only.
Portions are massive; one dish can feed two people.
Small Asian fusion restaurant offers cozy indoor and outdoor seating with a warm, homey atmosphere and friendly environment. The space is simple, with no music and a focus on straightforward dining. Tibetan dishes stand out as the highlight among the menu options.
Chicken chow mein stands out with its hefty portion and balanced flavor, never oily but still tasty. Chili chow mein cooks to perfection, making it a favorite alongside the fried rice.
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Expect a long wait time during peak hours.
The lunch box combo costs around $12, offering great value.
The dinner box costs $16 and includes a variety of dishes.
Restaurant combines traditional Chinese decor with a modern style in a spacious, beautifully maintained setting. Atmosphere feels lively and friendly, reflecting authentic cuisine and social dining. Seating arrangements support parties, and visual elements like bird videos add subtle ambiance.
Spicy Thai soups stand out with strong flavors, especially the tom yum variety. Other options include corn with mixed vegetables soup and fish-based soups that pair well with crispy fish or fish cutlets.
Mixed chow mein offers a blend of beef and chicken with medium spice. Options include masala shrimp chow mein and versions paired with spicy dishes like chicken pakoor.
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During Ramadan, the restaurant offers all popular iftar items.
The restaurant only serves take-out orders after 10:20 PM.
The closing time of the restaurant is at 11 PM, but they claimed they would close at 10:40 PM.
Nepali-inspired decor creates a cozy, authentic atmosphere with a warm, homey vibe especially on the second floor where live Nepali folk music plays. The space feels intimate and unique, inviting friends and family to gather despite loud music that can challenge conversation.
Soups here feature deep flavors without greasiness, like the lentil soup. The beef noodle soup offers a slightly creamy texture with good spice, while the mixed Thukpa and Jhol mo:mo: soups provide solid, tasty options.
Wok-seared noodles carry an earthy warmth from coriander and smoky cumin. Chicken chow mein features fresh vegetables and a flavorful sauce that lifts the dish.
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The restaurant does not accept Discover or American Express credit cards.
There is a 15% service charge included in the bill.
Be prepared to pay for extra fees when visiting.