Lhasa

New York, NY · Tibetan restaurant

Rating
4.6/5
★★★★★ 4.6
Reviews
20
Rank in New York
#1886
of 9901 restaurants
City Percentile
70%
rating percentile
Address
Lhasa, 177 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003
Phone
(917) 388-2230
Status
Closed · Opens 12 PM

Lhasa is a restaurant located in New York, NY. It is one of 9,901 restaurants listed in New York. Its 4.6-star rating is above the New York city average of 4.3 stars. There are 10 photos associated with this location.

Hours

Saturday12 PM–10 PM

Customer Reviews

★★★★☆ 4.0 Tasnia Shah · Feb 2026

Transport yourself to a cozy Tibetan mountainside cabin with @lhasa. I really liked the decor of this place, especially its wooden walls and wall paintings. I got the Tibetan vegetarian combo platter for the momos and they were pretty good. They had a distinct flavor to it and the sauce for these momos were different. This place was also pretty well priced for the area. They also offer $2 Tibetan butter teas, and they were all right. It felt like I was sipping on or drinking bone broth. The customer service was also fast, our food came out quickly. The server also was informative about the food and answered any questions that we had. It’s best to RSVP because this place can get busy as it gets later onto the night. Overall, would recommend this place. They also have good noodles as well!

★★★★★ 5.0 Annika World · Nov 2025

Delicious food, reasonable prices, amazing friendly service, and chill lowkey laid back vibes in the atmosphere. Ordered veg thenthuk, shoko phingsha (hearty and spicy), chicken momo, and butter milk tea (salty and savory, divine). 10/10 as always

★★★★★ 5.0 Kriti Sharan · Nov 2025

Brilliant place! Limited items on the menu but everything was perfect and packed with flavor. Highly recommend the sushi lhamo - it's a cold app but great.

★★★★★ 5.0 Tia Fiona Becker · Nov 2025

Walked in 30 mins before closing and got served within 15mins. The food was so so so tasty, Ujjin was a great server and was super friendly+helpful in suggesting dishes. I would highly recommend the chicken momos and dry hand pulled noodles.

★★★★☆ 4.0 Kin · Sep 2025

We stopped by the restaurant due to the wooden decor. The milk tea was grassy and not sweet, which is always welcome. The tingmo/ bread and momo/ dumplings were fairly standard. The shabhaley was quite crisp and well seasoned. The chili was a tad bit spicy, but a bit tough. The noodle soup were mild spice and easy to consume

Accessibility & Amenities

✓ Wheelchair Accessible Parking Lot

Services

Tibetan restaurantDumpling restaurantLunch restaurantTakeout RestaurantNoodle shop

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