Nepali Kitchen - Maplewood

I found the best Nepali restaurant in all of Minnesota. The staff were friendly, the restaurant was clean, and the food was delicious at a very affordable price. Keep up the great work, I'll be back soon!

We recently tried Nepali Kitchen for a lunchtime takeout. The food was prepared quickly and the takeout service was friendly. However, the vegetable momos were undercooked and needed to be steamed longer before they were enjoyable. The dipping sauce that came with them was tasty. We also ordered the Shahi korma and choila, which were decently flavored but lacked spiciness. It seemed like they were prepared for mass appeal on the buffet bar. Overall, it was a disappointing experience and we hope it was just an off day. We may give it another chance by dining in next time since the restaurant is conveniently close. As of now, I cannot recommend Nepali Kitchen.

The restaurant is very clean and tidy, with a diverse menu. However, I was disappointed that they did not have any lamb dishes available. I will definitely be coming back and bringing more friends with me.

Worst experience ????, had to finish my dinner at Burger King next door to take the taste off my palate. If you are looking for authentic Nepali food, go to Himalayan restaurant in mid Town msp. The menu is outdated, half the items we tried to order wasnot available, and food in general was below par. Like who puts ketchup on Samosa chart? I ordered mutton choila and it wasnothing compared to a choila. Sadly even the wait staff could see the disappointment in my eyes. If you guys think this foodis good, you'll be amazed by other Nepali resturants around town.

The menu is dominated by familiar North Indian dishes. But in the back you can find the Nepalese items. Chicken Momo is one a type of dumplings like Dim Sim with a fiery sauce. We had some Nepalese vegetables and a chicken appetizer that was lovely.