A nice way to spend a Monday night. Very attentive waitress and good food. Being in our 30s we were the youngest ones in the restaurant by at least 20 years, but that often seems to be the case when we get Nepalese.
Food is good, chicken chilly and chicken noodles are really good. If you like hot food just ask to make it hot. I was in Estes Park for 3 days and ate only at Nepal's cafe. I had to reduce one star because of customer service. They need to improve on customer service. I will surely eat here again when I come back to Estes park.
One of my favorite places. This family brings fresh and amazing dishes back from their home town in Nepal with their semi-annual hikes up Mt. Everest. They serve it as a small buffet style with outdoor seating. Limited seating indoors and no parking; but well worth the trio.
Awesome food. Awesome service.
I won't claim to be an expert in Nepali style food but I was blown away with the flavors they packed without being overdone. The place was dead when I went in and instead of ignoring me they were constantly making sure my wife and I were taken care of and they gave us free chai and appetizers. Sweet! I'll be coming back here with my family ASAP.
Absolutely delish!!! Didn't know what to expect but it was very good. We had the chicken korma and Tika Marsala oh and can't for get the naan bread!
Came here for the buffet, walked satisfied and found a new MUST EAT up here in Estes friendly staff treat you really well all the food is amazing !
I decided to have lunch at a restaurant called Nepal's for some Nepalese and Indian food. Since my Florida brain couldn't comprehend how snow covered mountains work in the first place, I could easily pretend I was in Nepal near the base of Mount Everest.
Very good food here! I had the lamb curry and it was great. Other dishes my family got were the chicken tikka and chili chicken, and those were all thumbs up as well! They forgot one of our 6 orders when it first came out but the forgotten food was out quickly. The naan is also delicious. The restaurant was very small so you may have to wait, my family of 6 was lucky to squeeze into a small table that was open. Overall very good experience!
We ate here three years ago when visiting Estes Park and were excited to try it again. They have expanded since then so that it is very roomy inside with seating outside too. The food is delicious. We don't have decent Indian food at home, so I crave it when I travel. This place hit the spot. My favorite might have been the samosas. They were light and flaky. The spicy level is moderate. The owner is from Nepal, and it seems as if his whole family works here. The service is extremely friendly. I would go back any time.
. Our kids got tired of us telling them how good our dinner was. The coconut curry chicken was very good and our server was very attentive.
Food/Taste/Flavor: 5/5 - L3) Lamb Vindaloo had a slight kick and was seasoned well. It's just different enough from Indian restaurants that you notice the difference but there is still a familiarity and comfort in the food. Similar with many curry places, the protein wasn't the focus but the spices were mixed well
C4) Nepal's Curry had a nice acidity to offset the other dish. It was a fragrant and delicious dish that make you want to come back for even more bites
Ambience: N/A - lots of pictures of mountains and things related to their culture but we took the food to go
Service: 5/5 - polite and very attentive
Value for price: 4/5 - the food was delicious but quite pricey for the small serving. It may be because it's a touristy area, but this was more expensive than expected
This restaurant was our favorite in Estes Park and we always went to dine there during our stay in the City. The restaurant has a great interior decor and the staff are super nice and friendly. The food was very well cooked, low in oil, and the spice level was perfect. The food was the closest to home-cooked food and it was simply delicious. My favorite was the different types of momo. 😊😊
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Nice little place for a taste from the Everest. What is a better way to spend a meal at a city in the mountains than to have a meal at a restaurant influenced by the mountainous regions of Tibet and east India, home of Everest, Nepal itself? My experience was great at the place. The people were helpful and courteous. I brought 3 generations with me, and I had to make sure that my kiddos can also eat the food. They're very helpful to tell me what's spicy and what are not.
The Kothe momo (fried chicken dumplings) is a definite recommendation! The spicy dipping sauce was by far my favorite, and the non spicy dipping sauce I'll gladly pour over plain white rice for the flavor and eat it straight up!
The Samosas was lighter than the golden brown I had hoped to see, but the potato (aloo) filling was great. It came with a green minty chutney, which I like. The sweet and sour sauce (another chutney?) I didn't care for it.
The lamb biryani was fantastic! It was served without the bones, for those who are particular about that. The spices are cooked whole, so be sure not to bite into them if you are not used to biting into cloves, cinnamon bark, cardamom or star anise. Hey, isn't it comforting that at least you (or somebody else, like me, telling you) can recognize the actual spices used in the dishes?
The Saag Paneer was good, perfectly salted spinach with mild cheese curds. The saltiness comes through with the white basmati rice that comes with it. Just don't eat it with biryani, because the multitude of spices simply overpowers the Saag paneer, which is essentially you destroying the purity and simplicity of the spinach and curd taste.
The cheese naan and aloo paratha... I don't recommend. The cheese naan was a little forgettable. The "aloo paratha" was meant to be fancier, which is potato (same potato mixture in the Samosas) stuffed into a bread toasted over oil (expecting some crispiness). Instead "aloo paratha" was more like "aloo naan", because the texture bread texture was fluffy naan. I'd recommend regular naan instead, and order some curry to dip the naan for a more satisfying meal.
The Mango Lassi is great! It's rich, so I recommend sharing instead, if you don't mind. Have a try of their Limboo Pani, lemonade with an Indian twist (ginger!) because it's refreshing!
One final anecdote, so take it with a large grain of salt... When I asked for recommendations, I was pointed to their shrimp dishes, to which I was slightly disheartened, because I very well know that Nepal is a country that does not specialize in seafood (mountains, remember?). It is not to say that seafood is absent from their diet, it is just not a significant part of their diet.
Great chicken momo , turmeric chicken chowmein was okay too with lots of greens with downside of overcooked chicken. The service is good & the preparations take time as they do it live.
Curries & Nan looked good too. Must go place when you're on a rocky mountain tour.
I’ll come back here in my next visit. I love my lamb vindaloo. The chicken tikka masala was great. I love the mango smoothie. The people were very nice! We’re glad we were seated far from the restroom area. If you’re seated next to it or seated across you can see the way to the toilet. I hope they put something to cover that. We were seated far back so we were good.
We ordered lamb biryani, okar with potatoes and Masala chai tea. The food was delicious so did the chai tea. Friendly and helpful staffs. We enjoyed our dinner very much!
This was the most satisfying meal we had throughout our hiking trip at Rockies. The service was so smoot, and the staff were so friendly and knowledgeable about the food. The food was SO fresh and had authentic Indian and Nepalese flavors. The portion sizes were plenty - we had Veg Momo's , noodles and Muttur Paneer - All our dishes tasted fantastic with a burst of flavor in every bite. It took us back to India! Hats off to the chef's at that restaurant - they really know how to delicious South Asian cuisine. This place is a must go for Indian or Nepal food lovers.
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