Danphe Nepalese and Indian Food

Hobart is pretty by day, but not a happening place at nightThis restaurant had the virtue of being open on Sunday after 5, but was also delicious.

Clean restaurant with about 28 seats They offer curry lunch specials (A$10-12)as well as full menu options Helpful and friendly staff.

Danphe was recommended to us by a Nepalese national living in Hobart.The restaurant is relatively new and tucked away off the main track. The menu offers a selection of Nepalese and Indian cuisines with a wide variety of starters, main and desserts that are not your usual sweet type.The Barramundi fillets in a medium spiced curry melted in the mouth.The curried goat was extremely tender and tasty.We didn't see any alcohol for sale or a byo sign, even so the mango lassi was smooth and a little bit sour which leaves a creamy after taste.This is definitely a restaurant that you should visit.

Rather than a bland copy of the usual Indian food with which we are all very familiar this restaurant provides some lovely samples of traditional Nepalese food and what a delight it is. Superbly cooked fresh and tasty food was a delight. Vegetable momo's, Nepalese chicken curry, rice, daal and nan bread is all wonderfully fresh and makes a simple meal served in a very clean restaurant by charming hosts who seemed like a family to me. Reasonably priced and no hesitations in returning for more soon

After trolling through central Hobart on a Sunday evening for a restaurant that when we found it was closed, we walked further and came across this little gem. Small in size but great food and authentic flavours. First time momo dumplings- moorish.... Yellow Dal & Tikka Marsala cooked to order, not disappointed. When my 9 yo daughter devours bowls of Dall I know it's a winner.