“ I went there with my friends a few weeks ago! Taste of Nepal was best place for party with other people! And the foods were so delicious! I really recommend some menu like chicken momo, chicken Tikka Masala and butter chicken. Also, all clerks were so kind ”

“ It was my first time to try Nepalese food. Everything was really delicious. The chicken momo in particular were excellent, with a juices! The restaurant was empty at 2pm, which was late in the lunch time, and it was a very quiet and calm space. I would definitely go back to eat there again! ”

“ I ordered lamb biryani for a church event and it did not disappoint! It was delicious and everyone really enjoyed it. I placed a catering order for pick up with Vir who was very helpful and attentive. Thank you for the delicious food! ”

“ Great experience and food with traditional Nepalese hospitality! Quick service ! The naan was very soft and melted in the mouth .. literally the best I had The Nepali mutton curry is a must try with the right amount of spice and heat . Tea was a little cold . The veg momos were not bland like other places and had a good filling and flavor with thin handmade wrappers not thick market bought Overall worth the price ! Will definitely revisit , one of our favorites in Chicagoland for traditional Nepalese food . The owner and wait staff were very hospitable . ”

“ If youre looking for great Indian cuisine this is the place . Everything was delicious. The fresh garlic bread a pleasant surprise. Friendly staff and very nice atmosphere . Will be going back ”

“ I tried this cute restaurant on Christmas Eve because honestly the Chinese restaurants nextdoor were so flooded and noisy I would not have been as relaxed as here. I found the staff here to be quite kind and amiable and the food absolutely delicious. There are many reasonably priced menu items here that I really did have a tough time deciding which dish to try. I chose the vegetable fritters that were deep fried and vegetarian samosa just because I was craving carbs. The portions were so generous that I took half home with me and the mango Lassi drink was just as thick and yummy as a homemade milkshake. Next time however I will make a point of trying the dumplings momo. The calm peaceful atmosphere and non fussy setting was just perfect for a quiet Christmas Eve dinner out for one. Oh and a nice sidenote...they bring you Papadum as a complimentary appetizer which i absolutely love. A huge thank you to the staff for being open on Christmas Eve. ”

“ The Tale of the Himalayan Feast Once upon a time, in a quiet village nestled between the bustling streets and the whispering winds, there stood a warm and welcoming inn known as Taste of Nepal. Travelers from near and far sought its doors, drawn by the promise of flavors as rich as the stories of the mountain folk. One evening, a small band of wanderershungry but hopefulcrossed the threshold, their hearts set on a feast fit for a king. The keeper of the inn greeted them with a knowing smile and soon placed before them a golden offering paneer pakora, crisp and fresh. The travelers broke the warm pockets of cheese, savoring their richness but longing for a sauce to complete the tale. And so, they dipped into the tamarind chutney, tangy and deep, while wishing the coriander chutney carried more of the valleys bold spirit. Then came the heart of the feast. Butter chicken, bathed in a sauce as smooth as the evening sky, carried whispers of spice and comfort. Lamb saag, rich with greens, spoke of the earth and the strength of the mountains. And chicken korma, mild and creamy like a lullaby, cradled tender pieces of meat so fine that even the old storytellers would nod in approval. Though the kormas voice was quieter than the others, its warmth still lingered on the tongue. Beside these dishes lay a treasure often overlooked but never unworthythe rice, so light and fluffy that it might have been gathered from the clouds themselves. Each grain carried the spirit of the harvest, a perfect companion to the feast. And so, as the travelers laid down their spoons and leaned back with satisfied sighs, they knew they had found a place of great hospitality, where the meals spoke of distant lands, patient hands, and the timeless art of a wellcooked meal. And thus, their tale of Taste of Nepal would be told again and again, shared with every hungry soul seeking warmth, spice, and the taste of home. ”

“ Tried this on a whim, daughter heading to Nepal in the future so thought I would try for her. Ive not eaten Indian food in the past. Had the samosa appetizer and chicken tikka masala, was pleasantly surprised. Got mild heat and it had a good flavor and was not over powering. ”