Everest Kitchen

Service was Amazing, the girl from Nepal was very friendly and took great care of us. Probably some of the best Indian food I’ve ever had. But I lived with a guy from the region. We stopped by on Saturday night and there wasn’t a lot of people here, lots of space and tables seems like it could easily be a four-star restaurant.

I didn't know Everest was in the Travel inn. A friend suggested we have a late lunch there. We were the only ones at 3:30, but the staff were welcoming and very attentive. We shared 3 vegetarian meals and each one was fantastic. Medium heat was perfect, a bit spicy but not overpowering. Can't wait to go there again!

I have been to the restaurant 3 times in the last few weeks. The ambiance and service are good but the main thing that I focus on a restaurant is the food. The food tasted okay but I am really disappointed with the quantity of food in my each visit. They give you 3-4 small to moderate pieces of chicken in chicken curry, that costs around $15. Also, you get 7-8 small pieces of shrimp with some grilled veggies on side for tandoori shrimp, that costs around $17. The quantity of the servings is much less in compared other Indian/Nepali restaurants in town. I would like to request the owner/manager to be little bit more generous in serving if they want their customers to be generous in their visits. I am giving a 3 just because of the ambiance, service and taste of the food. I would love to change my review to 5 if I find that the serving quantities have increased in my next visits.