Himalayan Curry House

This place was absolutely delicious! You have to try it if you haven’t. We got the chicken tiki masala and the chicken chili. I decided to mix mine, ya dig! We did medium on both and it was the perfect amount of heat for me and my wife. Only thing we didn’t like was the amount of rice you got with each entree. I’d recommend an extra order or rice because there so small. We will be back for more, love this place.

If zero stars were an option I would give zero stars. I eat a lot of Indian food and have tried most places in Colorado. Last night decided to try a new place for date night. This was the worst Indian food we have ever eaten. The texture of the curry was gritty. We both ordered medium heat. He received hot. I received no spice or flavor at all. On top of all that we both got the worst food poisoning we have ever had. Please do not give this place a try. There are a ton of great other Indian restaurants in Colorado to try. Do not recommend!

Went to pick up lunch to go - 1st time trying this place. First, the food was really delicious and I enjoyed it! I got the Chicken Masala. But...I guess I just miss the buffets for Indian/Nepalese food because I like to eat a little of all the yummy variety. I asked if they had a combo plate, yes, but the cost is $24.00! Yikes! I asked for lunch special but they don't have one. So...I got the Chicken Masala, asked for Nan on the side and it cost me 18.95! Wow! Yes, I have enough to have lunch tomorrow as left overs, but wow, that's steep for a small container of rice, 2 cups of Chicken Masala and 2 pieces of nan at lunch time. I can't feel good about spending that in the future for lunch and I picked it up myself...no deliveries here! Sorry Himalayan Curry House...maybe I can come back if we're ever allowed to have buffets in the future!

Before I review, let me thank the server who took late order and waited for us at closing time. THANKS. This is a genuine and honest effort to let people know what to expect from this place When you walk in a restaurant ambiance and service is important but secondary. Food is primary. I am a culinary major Chef with first hand experience, I know my food, especially momo’s since I am from Nepal The momo were definitely not fresh probably from Costco, if not wraps are definitely frozen. It was like wrapped in leather, rock solid momos, if you throw their momos at someone you can hurt them. Sauce with momos was even bigger disaster, probably canned tomato chunk slightly cooked with spices, no effort made to make it even remotely authentic. If you are a Nepali restaurant you cannot go wrong with momos. I am not done yet. Here comes the Thali. We were not given an option to choose the veggie, I guess we eat whatever is leftovers. Nepali Thali without Dal, just imagine... it’s like burgers without buns, sushi without rice, pizza without cheese. Saag was cooked in cream. Some random mix vegetables curry, I guess that’s whatever was leftovers that day was what they had to offer Whenever I come to Colorado I try and eat at Himalayan cuisine because I have had excellent experience before. I always thank the restaurant to bring out authentic food with slight modifications to make it palatable to local costumer. But this place is dishonest to their costumers. I feel sorry to see the people feel the food was great I am eager to read what the owners have to say. I am sure they won’t agree. I am here for next couple of days but if they agree I would be happy to give them cooking class on authentic restaurant style Nepali cuisine palatable to locals costumer which is quick and fresh.