Lhasa Fast Food

Embarking on a gastronomic journey at this Nepali and Tibetan restaurant was an unforgettable experience. This establishment isn't just about dumplings or momos; it's a culinary fusion masterpiece. The blend of flavors in every dish is nothing short of exceptional, creating a delightful symphony for the taste buds. The unique mix of Nepali and Tibetan influences sets the restaurant apart, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere that adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the dining experience. What truly stood out was the carefully crafted Long Island Tea—the crown jewel of the beverage selection. This iconic cocktail was a revelation, perfectly complementing the diverse menu. Sipping on this expertly mixed concoction elevated the entire meal, turning it into a sensory adventure. The restaurant's commitment to delivering not just a meal but a cultural and culinary journey makes it a standout destination. From the first bite to the last sip, every moment at this Nepali and Tibetan gem tells a story of culinary excellence and a celebration of diverse flavors. It's more than a restaurant; it's an immersion into a world of culinary artistry.

The best family-run business with the friendliest owner and delicious food! We loved everything we ordered and was even given tea samples! It was the first time we had Tibetan dishes, and we will definitely be back for more. They even took the time to explain the dishes and made our experience even better. Special thanks to the chef-owner!

The shabaleb were a delicious surprise! They’re almost like fried soup dumplings with how much juice was inside. Eat them carefully or you’ll spill the liquid all over yourself. The bodja is an interesting experience everyone should try at least once—I personally liked it. The momos are strongly flavored with chive, served with a spicy sauce on the side. Amazingly cheap for the quality and quantity of food.

One of the great place to come and eat and try tibetan food! The ambience, service, value of money 5* the dry noodle was served little burned and tasted bad, 4* however they substituted! Great service. Overall great environment to dine in and enjoy the tibetan cuisine. Loved ginger lemon honey tea, and dumplings especially!! And lapping! Must come and visit. Recommend highly.