Love love love 💕 this Indian Nepalese restaurant! Eating here since 2017 (at 8th Street and then at Flintridge). The service is nice 👍 and the food is amazing as always, never disappoints!
You may order mild medium or hot. They also have a Hot Chai Latte, one ☝️ of my Fall favorite, specially for winter!.
Good quality food for a decent price.
Edit: this is the second time we have eat at Little Nepal. The service is still good quality and the value is define still there. I will add this. The quality is consistent, and I think the tandoori chick even improved. Definitely will be returning!
Absolutely loves it here. We're visiting from out of town and wanted to check out something new. The buffet was small but it was perfect. The food was so flavorful, the staff was friendly, and the overall establishment was clean, warm and inviting. I 100% recommend this place, and we will definitely be back
We had the lunch buffet. It was good... fresh, abundant, tasty. I particularly enjoyed the veg korma and cabbage with peas.
This place is an absolute treasure!
The staff is very helpful in recommending items on the menu and nice. The restaurant is clean.
The food, were do I start.............amazing, delicious, authentic.
Everything we ordered that night was wonderful and the naan is perfect.
I ordered the Mango Lassi drink with rum and they do not go light on the rum, which is nice for a change. Most places it’s a tiny splash into a giant glass.
If you want to try a new beer, go for the Old Monk. Our server recommended it and it was very good. The Indian market right next door sells it as well.
Butter chicken and Lamb Bhuna is wonderful.
You can order your food mild, medium, hot. We went hot on both dishes. We love spice and it was a slow burn and nothing to crazy, but if your someone who can’t handle spice to well go with medium or lower.
Definitely coming back!
This is just a minor review, since it was delivered. We'll go dine in and take pictures for a better, more deserving review.
This was our first time trying Little Nepal. We've only eaten Indian food a handful of times in the past 10 years, when we first tried it. My wife loves Chicken Tikki Masala, and I love my Biryani. She has to get hers mild, but it's still absolutely delicious. I tried the Combination Biryani, with lamb, chicken, shrimp, and veggies. I enjoy spice, so I got it hot. Spice level was exactly where I wanted it. Too hot for Coloradans, too mild for Indians. It immediately cleared my sinuses, and expect it to clear my bowels after coffee in the morning. The BEST Biryani I've had.
We also got the Naan Assortment. Just wow! I BEG all of you to get this!! If you don't like it, I'll tattoo a butt on my butt. Terms and conditions apply.
We'll be in at another time to finish this review
Update 8/15/22: The food continues to be excellent and delicious. So glad the buffet is back and that Little Nepal survived the lock down. Still highly recommend😃
Wonderfully delicious! An excellent selection of fresh and flavorful foods. Curries, saag, daal, salad, rice, desserts, samosas, naan and sauces. I also tried the chai, which was perfect. Very friendly service and free WiFi. Referred by a friend and so glad I went. I will return.
My friend and I ate here tonight. We had the Meat Samosa, and I forgot to get a picture of it. It was awesome though! I had the Chicken Tikka Curry (medium heat) with the rice and naan. It was pretty spicy, but it had great flavor and the naan was definitely home made and very fresh. The restaurant was well put together and the service was great! I would definitely recommend this spot. Can't wait too go back!
My first choice when I'm craving Indian food. Their chai tea is great. I always order the saag paneer mild, and then another random pick, medium spice. They are pretty good at adjusting the spiciness. Their medium really is just a medium kick. When you're seated you get 2 pieces of poppadum. You're welcome to ask for more if needed but 2 seems to be enough. We usually leave with a lot of food for leftovers. They have a variety of gnaan flavors, but after trying a couple I recommend sticking to regular or garlic gnaan and not going crazy with the flavors because you can dip it into your main dishes.
First restaurant that actually felt like international experience. Strong flavors, good spice. Big portions. Need to eat at restaurant not delivered.
Took a star off for the restaurant not really having a lot of Nepali food and the basmati rice was just ok.
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