Great spot where you find local native Indian, Tibetan and Nepalese come to eat and socializetoo! Never had a bad meal not bad service here, ever. The staff is very knowledgeable and love recommending dishes they original love from the menu as well.

I was Introduce to Himalayan Yak thanks to a Yelp event. I arrived on a Sunday afternoon and had the place all to myself. I sat at the bar and perused the menu. The gentleman greeted me and made me feel welcomed and comfortable. As soon as I saw garlic naan that was an absolute must and then for my entrée I decided on the chicken tikka masala. The naan was perfect. It came out pipping hot with ample garlic. I love that for me. The chicken tikka masala was flavorful with a great balance of spices. However the chicken was not as tender as I would have hoped. Overall it was a nice lunch. Just A Note: The offer happy hour and live music.

I ordered the Thali with chicken and the food came very organized in several containers. Food was very unique and none other that I have tried. Chicken was very flavorful in a broth that I had never tried in my life. I don't really order nepalese food so it was a cool experience to have tried this. It came with rice, daal, mustard green, vegetable curry, papad, and achar. Very fresh and everything went well with the rice. All I did was French the rice in the different broths that the platter came with. The bok choy was steamed and I accidentally bit into the jalapeños without realizing what they were and had lot of fire in my mouth!

While we had enjoyed a lovely dinner here a while ago, we returned here on 8/15/2924 for the 12th annual momo crawl as we did not try the momos on our last visit. Solid beef and veggie momos and the sauces offered paired so well. The staff was so pleasant and kind. These momos are at the top of our list out of all the mo.os we tried in the area! We highly recommend stopping in the beautiful establishment for momos and so many other delicious unique dishes.

Came on a Sunday for lunch right when they opened and we were the only ones there for the entirety of our meal. I think another couple came in near the end, but I hope this place gets more business as I thought it was pretty good! I primarily came because of a Yelp event offering a free chai, but I figured we could make a meal out of it as I don't think I would have tried this place otherwise. I was super glad we did. For 3 ppl we ordered 4 dishes: - blood sausage: this was my first time trying a dish like this and it was my favorite. I loved the texture of the sausage (more grainy because of the blood?) and I thought the flavor was good. It wasn't the others favorite. - chicken lollipop: also a very strong dish, the batter was crispy and the chicken was juicy. It didn't need to be dipped in sauce but the sauce (a sriracha mayo of sorts?) was good as well. - beef fried momo w chili: this was a solid option and while the chili was not spicy, I still liked the sauce. The chili sauce did make it less crispy but it still had a crunch. I actually really liked the addition of onions and peppers to this dish. - Lhasa bokchoy: I thought the menu said it was prepared with spices but it was just sautéed bokchoy with some other veggies, so it was healthy I guess. I'm not sure I'd come back, but do think it's a place worth checking out if you're in the area and not sure what to get!

Got their chicken thali and it hit the spot. It's Nepali style thali with rice and lots of other things that go with it. There's veggies like greens, bean and potato soup, lentil stew, chicken curry(or protein of your choice), three types of achars: radish one, tomato based one, and a gundruk one I think... not sure of the English word for it. It's delicious and each bite can be different based on what you want to do with it. Also, they asked me if I want more so I assume they do refills like they do in Nepal. Usually you can ask for more rice, achars or veggies, they don't refill the chicken but generally don't mind giving you the gravy in Nepali restaurants.

Came here with my parents for dinner since we wanted them to try momos! The restaurant is nice inside with a homey feel. Our waitress was super attentive. We tried a bunch of dishes including beef momos, chicken momos with johl on the side, lollipop chicken, 2 orders of garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, the Nepalese goat curry dish, and beef chow mein. We came here for the momos and we're honestly a bit disappointed. They weren't as juicy as some of the Momo trucks we tried. No white or hot sauce to drizzle either. We never had johl before (+$2 charge which we weren't aware of). The johl is served cold which surprised us. We really liked the chicken lollipop, garlic naan, and beef noodles. Everything was served super hot. Solid spot if you're looking to try Nepalese food for the first time but it is lacking a bit in flavor...