DUMPLING MOMO HOUSE

Nothing so special in momos here. Not satisfied. Ambience is colorful. Prices were no where matches the dishes. Crispy Momo : Nothing but fried momos in round shape. Taste is mediocre. Dumpling momo : Steamed Momo is healthier one but taste is same mediocre as crispy momo. The mild spice gravy was good blends well with steamed momos.

This is not a restaurant, at best it is a good cafeteria canteen. My experience, the place is a bit away from the main road and is not recommended if one brings a 4 wheeler, not enough space to park and besides, this place is residential in nature, how did a commercial property come in, well God knows. I had ordered for some Nonveg Noodles and two types of Momo ( chicken steamed and Chicken Bhutanese). While the Momo was steaming hot, the filling lacked seasoning and had grit/ sand particle in the filling. Makes me wonder, how it was prepared. The Noodles has exactly 1% of Chicken and 90% Noodles and 9% vegetables cabbage, capsicum and may be carrot. Something, that can be improved. Charger a higher price, felt like having steamed noodles were in anything other than Noodles was a luxury. Also, I visited on a day when there were no rains, it will surely be a challenge for everyone ( customer and staff) when it rains. One last thing, I pity the kitchen staff, who have to suffer in an hot place and cook food. When I had seen them, they themselves looks like cooked momo due to the humidity and heat.

Though it has a good ambiance the seating is very congested and not well arranged. Coming to the food only momo is pocket friendly other items are priced at a range of restaurant but not meeting the taste or quality for that pricing. We even had an issue with moru moru chicken which had only less than 100 grams of chicken and soaked in oil. Not worth a visit.