What to order at Gorkha Kitchen

The dish to know
Chicken momos and Nepali-Indian curries
Editor tip
Order the chicken momos, the kitchen's signature dish, and expect a wait during the dinner rush.
CuisineIndian
Price$
NeighborhoodNeve Shaanan
HoursMon-Sat 11:00-22:30, closed Sunday
The dishChicken momos and Nepali-Indian curries
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Address: Rosh Pina Street 16, Tel Aviv-Yafo

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