Bombay To Kathmandu Kitchen - Austin

I just discovered my new favorite Nepali restaurant in Austin! The momos were delicious and tasted just like homemade. We also ordered the Nepali thali and samosas, and I was extremely satisfied with the thali; it brought back fond memories of home. The naan was the highlight—soft and fluffy. Plus, the prices were reasonable. My only complaint would be the samosas; they weren't crunchy enough for my taste and felt a bit oily. However, overall, I really loved the place. It's very cozy and beautifully decorated!

The flavors were deeply rich, and there was plenty of heat available if you request it to be spicy or extra spicy. The prices were reasonable as well.

I was sad to see Taj Palace wasn't here anymore as I've eaten there since I was a kid and it was the place my wife and I had our first date. But when I saw there was a restaurant in their former location I decided to stop in. I had the chicken curry and it was really good. The garlic Naan was also amazing. I am happy that the restaurant is similar inside for the nostalgia and that the food is just as good if not better. I hope business starts picking up for you guys and I will be back!

Looking for something delicious and a little different? Look no further! This restaurant, located just across from the charging stations, deserves to be much busier. This is my second visit, and I really enjoy it. It's a nice sit-down place, but since I'm always on the move, I opted for takeout this time. I got the butter chicken with naan bread, and I chose medium spicy. Apologies for the pic—I dug into the bread before remembering to snap a photo, haha!

I don't know why there were only 3 customers in there. The food was delicious. (Lamb Korma and Garlic Cilantro Naan) The service was okay. The neighborhood maybe? There were also several to go orders while I ate.