Kasthamandap Restaurant & Bar

Bit more than a year ago my wife spotted this restaurant on a bus through to LGA. We finally had the chance to give it a shot just yesterday. Day before a blizzard, always is a great time for good eats. Aside from ourselves there was only 1 other couple, but again it’s mid day before a blizzard. The restaurant is decorated perfect IMHO. Without being anything over the top I felt it was a very nice balance of dark, old, new and modern - where needed. I really liked the feel and the space. The food - finally my first momo platter. Again being a vegetarian it’s hard to come by. It was insanely good. Nothing like ordering “dumplings” if U ask me. But so much more wholesome dough, filling, and fresh herbs. And the 2 sauces were intensely different from any other condiment I’ve ever had. We a

Tried the momo platter and the khaja set. I liked the steamed chicken momos and chilli Momos in the platter here. The chilli paneer here is awesome too and definitely recommended. Didn't like the Khaja set because it wasn't for me. Service was slightly slow but they were super busy, so it was understandable.

Wow! Great experience!! The atmosphere was welcoming, the service was friendly and attentive, and the food was fresh and full of flavor. The Veggie Moo Moo Platter was absolutely amazing, perfectly cooked, beautifully presented, and packed with delicious vegetables and sauces. You can really taste the quality and care in the dishes. Definitely a place I’d recommend if you’re looking for great food and a pleasant dining experience. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Amazing Nepali food. They don’t play about the quality and flavor. Never regret coming here. Momo platter is top notch, musttttt try!! The ambience and service is great as well. Servers were very attentive and friendly. Ohh and the live music sessions are lit. Will definitely come back.

Made the trip from Times Square to this restaurant hoping to treat my family to quality Nepali food, but it turned out to be a HUGE MISTAKE. There were several issues with our experience. The waitress addressed us as “Timaru,” which is quite disrespectful in Nepali culture, especially when speaking to customers you’re meeting for the first time. Throughout our meal, no one checked in to ask how our food was—the service felt completely impersonal. And finally, I’ll let you judge for yourself whether this portion of fried rice is reasonable for what we paid. AVOID!!!