Khukuri Cross - CITY

Came here with some friends and it was honestly the WORST Indian I have had to date. The starters were cold in the middle, clearly microwaved. The butter chicken was the consistency of water and had next to no flavour. We did the banquet options and nothing I ate was worth the $30 I spent. Would not recommend this place to anyone. Ever.

I did not dine in but I have had som amazing take away food here delivered to my door for a small fee. Very authentic momos. I felt like I was in Nepal. The Indian food also went down a treat. Will definitely be going to the restaurant for a try.

This place I think opened late last year. I have walked passed it a few times and noted it look like a pleasant place to have lunch. So today with 2 work colleagues we shared an entree called momo (5 Nepalese dumplings and beatiful dip) on the plate was also hot chips bit strange but hey they were good. Then for mains we had chicken chowmein, lamb briyani with raita and butter chicken. I also had a mango lassi a beautiful drink while the others had CO2 which was appearently good also. Good pricing good service, all a round a good experience.

Khukuri Cross Nepalese and Indian restaurant is one of those rare restaurants that serves a suitable light lunch for office workers. At other Indian restaurants I had felt bloated after consuming too much food. My favorite lunch fare is dhall (lentils) curry with chicken or goat curry served with basmati rice. A good size freshly deep-fried papadam is included with the meal. The restaurant has plenty of space and has a quiet atmosphere. The curries are so good that my daily goal is to look forward to my brisk 10 minutes walk to the restaurant in order to build up my appetite.

Best skinny pizza in the tri-state, especially like the chicken ranch. Ice creams wonderful, remember ice cream makes everything better, ice cream get you