Laliguras Bistro

We were greeted warmly by the owner, Nima Di, and the wait staff gave us the best seating in the house. This hidden gem in diverse Jackson Heights deserves all the praise. The passion and care they put into their dishes and service are phenomenal. The food was exceptional(compliments to the Chef), the staff attentive, and the ambiance was just the right one. Highly recommended 🙏👍✅✅✅✅✅

I used to visit this place back when I was in New York around 2018–2019, and the food was really good. It’s been a while, so maybe the management has changed. I recently visited again, but unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. These two stars are just for the Wai Wai Sadeko — that was good. I had ordered my basic Nepali favorites, chow mein and fried rice, but both were really bland and tasteless. It’s sad because these are simple dishes, and I couldn’t believe they got them wrong. The chow mein even tasted a bit stale, and may be overcooked or it was old it was not edible I had to throw it away. We mentioned it to the lady at the service — she asked what was wrong but didn’t seem very interested. Maybe she wanted to help, but I was already too disappointed and just decided to

Best momos I have had outside of Kathmandu. The Dhindo buckwheat was unique and the rest of the veg thali was great.

I can’t say enough good things about this place! The food is incredibly delicious – authentic Nepali flavors that truly hit the spot. It’s hands down the best Nepali food I’ve ever had. The service is exceptional, making you feel like you’re right at home, and the peaceful atmosphere only adds to the experience. From now on, I’m a regular here. If you’re looking to try authentic Nepali cuisine, this hidden gem is the place to be. Highly recommend! 🔥🌺🌾

Goat curry Thali was so-so. i would not order it. Momo is good. Wai wai sadeko was the best.