Nepal Restaurant

Review of Indian food. Indian food with spice level of 4 or less.... they say medium is 5 but that spice level will kill you...... we ordered 3 main course... they were out of one.... instead of asking they replaced dish by their own and wasn't even great..... out if every pic I have added .... only onion kulcha was great.... rest all food was not worth the price...please take a look at the pics.... service wasnt great.... small staff cannot handle more number of people... please do consider before eating.

Garbage service. Complete waste of time. Regardless of food quality, coming here will be a complete waste of way WAY too much of your time. Placed an online order, was supposed to be ready at 6:36. Showed up at 6:47 to pick it up. But it's not ready yet... ok, not the biggest deal... it is now 7:17. We have been sitting here 30 minutes, 41 minutes later than order was supposed to be ready. At 44 minutes, "waiter" brings us a box of food that has been sitting on a table at the rear of restaurant for 7 minutes... our order sat on a table waiting to be given, getting colder for 7 minutes. Normally I wouldn't care enough to write a review like this, but it was over 30 minutes late. This restaurant will waste your time and isn't worth trying. Edit: Ok, I've added a star. The food was actually not bad. Now that I've calmed down I think I can objectively rate the food. The vindaloo was pretty good and adequately spicy. The biryani tasted extremely strong of saffron. Honestly, it felt like it could've used less saffron and it desperately needed salt. But maybe that's just my American palate. The momo was also pretty good. And the portions were good sized too. So food wasn't that bad. But the service was so extraordinarily bad that I'm not sure I'd ever try it again. Maybe once more.

Let me start by saying Nepal was formerly my favorite restaurant in Grand Junction. Recently, the overall experience has declined, now, to the point that I can confidently say I will no longer eat here. There was an inch long chicken bone (poor cut of meat) in my masala that I choked on. The ladies working in there were constantly on their phones, taking selfies, and provided a very unprofessional experience. They sat outside with friends who didn’t work there. The manager was there the whole time and didn’t do anything. It took 15 minutes to get out check. The only upside was that they refunded the plate with the bone, but the experience had already left me jaded. The attached picture is the bone.