Nepali Momo Cafe

Nepali Momo Cafe in Jackson Heights is a gem. The jhol momos were delicious, and the achar was absolutely amazing — full of flavor and authenticity. The service was great and truly made it feel like you were in Nepal. The Didi there was so sweet and friendly, which made the experience even better. I recommend this place to my friends every time they’re in Jackson Heights. A must-visit!

It’s 10pm and the customer traffic is still at peak. During my meal they had to tell two sets of new customers that there are no more tables. My chicken thali is delicious. It comes with a variety of items and flavors. They kept checking if I actually need anything more and offered to add rice. Very caring and attentive. One customer there was chilling for a long time after done and they just let him relax in peace while the restaurant traffic is busy. Such patience and respect for customers. The Nepali hospitality really impressed me. Of course the food is amazing. Will come again to try other menu items.

I ate at Nepali Momo Cafe for the first time just a few days ago. The location is very convenient, the staff is very friendly, and most importantly, the food is fantastic! I ordered the Nepali chicken chow mein and the jhol momo, and they were fantastic! Oh, and the mango lassi was the tastiest I've ever had. I'll be back!

Tiny restaurant but extremely delicious, the szechuan sauce was amazing with the (deep) fried chicken momos. Very gingery flavors and sauces. Had the veggie dhido set and they have curry/soup refills!! Fairly fast service.

I tried the chicken jhol momos at this restaurant recently, and unfortunately, they fell much short of expectations. The momos themselves lacked the depth of flavor I was hoping for, and the jhol, which should bring a tangy, savory punch, was surprisingly bland. Compared to the jhol flavor at Nepali Bhanchha Ghar, these just didn’t have the same richness or satisfying tanginess that makes jhol momos so comforting. I also tried their sel roti, and it was another letdown. It was quite hard and didn’t taste as fresh as it should. Overall, the dishes here were lacking in the bold, vibrant flavors that I associate with authentic Nepali cuisine. The dining area is extremely small and cramped. There’s barely any room to sit comfortably, which made it clear that dining in just isn’t worth it. On