Once upon a time virtually the only Tibetan food joint in the city and operating from a Tibetan lady's home, now has more company than needed, making the area dirty and crowded and competition bringing in compromise in quality.

A perfect budget hotel, which meets all your demands for a short business trip or for a stopover towards airport. Do not expect 4 or 5 star qualities, but be assured that you well..."

Momo is one of my favorite food. I ate momos several times here. Food quality is not good enough like I ate before. Quality is falling down.

This place has lost its charm.... The momos here tastes like any other roadside Indian version of a Chinese dumpling. It needs to revamp itself big time.

This is a very small joint but popular amongst the local crowd for momos. The food was good but i wasn't much impressed with the ambience.

This place is good for casual friends go and eat, couples go and eat type. The ambiance is not very good and the food is really overly priced according to the service and the rest of the stuff. Tables are lined too close giving you less place to relax. The price of momos are no doubt high. If you go... More

Steamed and fried momos are a favorite here.You will get vaule for your money spent.Though it is a small restaurant,but the quality of food is good.

Excellent food, but if you're looking for luxury, you should steer clear of this place. In fact, if you're looking for anything other than eating tibetan food, you're in the wrong place. The place is dingy, dirty, smelly and poorly serviced. Why is it still such a hit? Cause the food speaks for itself!

First and foremost the attitude of the guy sitting at the cash will turn you off. Second the food is good but very overpriced. Third for that money you get a shoddy ambience. Its good for school and college people but then again the cost would encourage them to try out neighbouring momo shops with same ambience, same food but... More