6 editor-picked nepalese restaurants across 2 cities.
A guide to nepalese restaurants worth a trip, by city. We list operators, signature dishes, and the rooms locals book first.
Kathmandu Momo Station serves Himalayan dumplings and Nepalese small plates downtown, open late and cited as one of Omaha's most underrated casual kitchens.
Order: Steamed momo dumplings: the filling changes daily and the kitchen makes them by hand each morning.
Kathmandu Momo Station makes hand-rolled Himalayan dumplings from daily-prepared filling in a downtown counter that stays open until midnight each day.
Try: Hand-made Himalayan momos (dumplings)
Kathmandu Momo Station is Omaha's only late-night Himalayan kitchen, open until midnight Tuesday through Saturday with momos and soups for the post-bar crowd.
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Gorkhali Kitchen in New Tampa holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for Himalayan and Nepalese cooking, with steamed momos and big-bowl thalis the table builds.
Signature: Momos, Chicken chowmein, Thali platter
Order: A plate of steamed buff momos with chili sauce and the chicken thali platter for two.
Tip: The strip-mall room is unassuming; bring a group and order across the thali, momo and biryani sections to taste range.
Gorkhali Kitchen in New Tampa holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for Himalayan and Nepalese cooking, with steamed buff momos and thali platters built tableside.
Order: Buff momos with chili sauce and the chicken thali platter.
Tip: Strip-mall room with no frills; bring a group and order across the thali, momo and biryani sections.
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