Curries and momos (Pflugerville)

Ordered the Butter chicken, Garlic Naan and Samosa with DoorDash last week and everything was on point and very tasty. Good portions. Went by today to try their Momos. Ordered their chili momo and it was very tasty with just the right amount of spice for me. So glad to have found an Indian/Nepali food service so near to my work. Will be back for sure.

I got the pad Thai (mix) and garlic naan. The portion was really good for a food truck. The owner was super friendly. He asked me what spice level I wanted. It was just the right amount of spicy, and he wasn’t shy in adding it either. Nothing’s more disappointing than asking for something spicy and getting served something bland. I didn’t have an issue with here. They cater, too. So, I will definitely come back.

Wow these are the one of the best Momos I had. They have the taste from Nepal. The Momos are really full and juicy unlike other places in Austin. Nepalese style Chowmein was awesome too. Want to try some other yummy items next time. This is gonna be my dinner place everytime I go to Costco :) Forgot to take pics before eating, don't mind my half eaten pics

Made a stop at this food truck while up north, the chicken chilli Momos were spot on, soft succulent pieces and a good portion. Also got the mixed fried rice which was a great portion, and tasty. The staff were friendly and also gave me a cup of milk tea while I waited for the food on a cool evening. Overall a good food truck which serves great momos and other Nepalese and indian food.

Ordered from Curry and Momos through DoorDash and tried three items: Chicken 65, Chicken Chow Mein, and Jhol Momo. Let’s start with the good stuff—the Chicken Chow Mein was amazing! The spices were spot on, and the flavors took me straight back to India. I’d come back just for that. Now for the not-so-good. The Chicken 65 was probably the worst I’ve had. It was just dry, fried chicken breast pieces with no seasoning—like, not even salt. Super disappointing. I was also excited to try the Jhol Momo, but it didn’t hit the mark either. The sauce wasn’t spicy at all and just felt really bland. So, overall, I’d skip the Chicken 65 and Momos, but I’ll definitely be back for the Chow Mein. That’s why it’s a 3-star experience for me.