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Unassuming Tibetan-Nepalese eatery with a variety of veggie & vegan options.
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This was my first experience with Nepalese food and it was so tasty. My husband and I split a 6 piece veg momo and a chicken Thukpa. The momo was flavorful and the pastry had a great texture. Really enjoyed the special momo sauce. The Thukpa was delicious. We had a 2 spice level. Enough for a little heat but not overwhelming. The chicken was so tender and there was plenty of veggies and noodles. The naan was perfect to soak up the soup broth. Service was also good, friendly and waters were always filled. Food came out timely. Overall a good experience!
You don't need to climb this Everest just "because it's there". The flavors are definitely a big enough draw. In my opinion this is the best Indian/Tibetan food in St. Paul. The curries and momos are absolutely phenomenal. The only thing on the menu I would say isn't amazing is their bread, which is still pretty good but I've had better at other places. Still, I love it and I will keep coming back for more. Would recommend.
Great authentic spot in a calm area, good street parking access.
The food came out pretty fast for a party of 3+
If you love spicy food, this place offers a great range of spice from 1-6 levels of increasing spice.
Stick to levels 2 and below for little to no spice.
Great variety of options for vegetarian, vegan, and meat proteins.
The food came out pretty fast for a party of 3+
If you love spicy food, this place offers a great range of spice from 1-6 levels of increasing spice.
Stick to levels 2 and below for little to no spice.
Great variety of options for vegetarian, vegan, and meat proteins.
I’ve been to EoG half dozen times or so and each time my meals were outstanding. The samosa chat, the naan, and momo’s are great sides/apps. The curry though, wow. It can seem on the spendy side but the price is commensurate to the quality. The lamb masala in particular is simply outstanding. If you are into the vegetarian options the Chana masala is superb. Good quality protein and good portions.
Food is fantastic. Service is just as good. My wife and I were able to hang out with the owners kids while we ate. This made the experience much better, made it feel likehome.
I dunno what to say. I have been coming here since 2006 or so but had moved outta town in 2021. I was excited to come for lunch last week but was honestly disappointed. Quality is down and prices are way up. Menu is smaller than I remember. My mango lassi was half the size of other places. My lamb was dry. That with nann cost over 40 dollars. I won’t be back for a while. Hope it was just a fluke.
It must be the location that makes stuff cost more than it should. $22 just for chicken Tikka masala which wasn't anything more special than you'd find elsewhere for $16. The wait after ordering on a Friday night was over an hour so they must be short staffed. I think they were handling to go orders as the priority. Food was fine, just a long wait and you'll pay for it.
