This place is interesting. Food was good. Options were unique. Probably would t recommend this place if you're in a hurry. Overall it was a good experience. The lamb was a bit chewy but the chicken curry was really good.
Nick Stephens
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July 31, 2023
This is more of a 4.5 review. The beef momo and Naan were awesome. You could smell and taste the garlic in the crispy Naan, which is fairly rare. Those two items will bring me back.
However, the lamb vindaloo was somewhat watery and not really spicy at all. The lamb was very nice though. The sagg paneer also has an issue with the paneer being just OK, while the spinach really came through in a nice way in the sagg. The chicken momo were fairly tasteless.
Next time different entrees, same appetizers/accompaniments.
Rushikesh
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August 19, 2023
This is one of the coolest restaurants I visited in boulder which has Indian food and beer. They have a really delicious food, you might have to wait as they have lots of guest but I say it is worth a wait. We have tea noodles and rice and after dinner we also had a drink. I would highly recommend this restaurant for Indian, Nepalis and Tibetean food.
Preethee
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August 22, 2023
Loved the concept and history of this place - a solid visit in Boulder, CO.
Menu highlights were the noodles, paneer and saag. The veggie momos were ok, but the mojo sauce was delicious. Ask for their spicy sauce if you are into more spicy food here.
I wasn’t a fan of the mango lassi and the ground flooded on account of a thunder shower (we were seated outside)
christy hixspn
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September 30, 2023
Good food, yak stew, noodles, chai. Chai came late and was luke warm. Otherwise, everything was yummy and generous portions, priced fairly. We sat outside, went inside for the restroom, pretty cool digs in there, lots to look at and appreciate throughout out the restaurant, very interesting for sure.
This place is interesting. Food was good. Options were unique. Probably would t recommend this place if you're in a hurry. Overall it was a good experience. The lamb was a bit chewy but the chicken curry was really good.
This is more of a 4.5 review. The beef momo and Naan were awesome. You could smell and taste the garlic in the crispy Naan, which is fairly rare. Those two items will bring me back. However, the lamb vindaloo was somewhat watery and not really spicy at all. The lamb was very nice though. The sagg paneer also has an issue with the paneer being just OK, while the spinach really came through in a nice way in the sagg. The chicken momo were fairly tasteless. Next time different entrees, same appetizers/accompaniments.
This is one of the coolest restaurants I visited in boulder which has Indian food and beer. They have a really delicious food, you might have to wait as they have lots of guest but I say it is worth a wait. We have tea noodles and rice and after dinner we also had a drink. I would highly recommend this restaurant for Indian, Nepalis and Tibetean food.
Loved the concept and history of this place - a solid visit in Boulder, CO. Menu highlights were the noodles, paneer and saag. The veggie momos were ok, but the mojo sauce was delicious. Ask for their spicy sauce if you are into more spicy food here. I wasn’t a fan of the mango lassi and the ground flooded on account of a thunder shower (we were seated outside)
Good food, yak stew, noodles, chai. Chai came late and was luke warm. Otherwise, everything was yummy and generous portions, priced fairly. We sat outside, went inside for the restroom, pretty cool digs in there, lots to look at and appreciate throughout out the restaurant, very interesting for sure.