Nepal House

I haven't had curry for about year now. I was craving it, but I didn't know where to go. My perfect girlfriend recommended us to try Nepal House. She goes here often with her friends and they rated it 5/5 stars. And I totally agree!!! The chai was delicious the chicken got the perfect umphhhh and the bread naan and everything about Nepal house was amazing. The Tikka Masala slapped so hard I ate so much to the point I couldn't stand. I was groaning and my girlfriend made fun of me cause I was slumped over with so much food in my stomach. Nevertheless, I had a blast. I appreciated the servers and I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the restaurant. Unfortunately, I could not try everything on the buffet cause I was stuffed. I'm coming back next weekend!!

We shared the Nepal House Feast, which is a platter for two that has a little bit of everything. It was fabulous. The tandoori chicken was flavorful and juicy, the curries were balanced and spiced, and the naan was toasty. The little trio of sauces was also excellent. All in all this was a great and very affordable mid-week dinner. I am now dying to go back for the lunch buffet.

This is one of my favorite spots! Service is always prompt, the food is fresh and full of earthy, fresh, developed flavors. I love their remodel with a big window and the interior is perfect for both causal hangs but also celebratory nights like birthdays, anniversaries, parties, etc. The bar seating is cute too.Menu is expansive and I love coming here with my friends that do and do not eat meat! They all love, love, love the food! Tip: order to share so everyone can taste a bunch of the menu!Easily my favorite spot for Indian/Nepalesian food in the neighborhood and has been since 2014 when I first moved to Baltimore. They're always so nice and dining in the service is reliably great.

After running in the baltimore running festival with some friends. we stumbled into this establishment craving unlimited indian food. and this place delivered! the interior is nicely decorated with nice table clothes, nice cutlery, and a great ambiance. service was fast and respectful even for just being a lunch buffet which i was surprised about. food was pretty good as well! we went right when they opened so things were really fresh but the tandoori chicken was my favorite with how juicy and flavorful it was. also the pumpkin/squash dessert was a major hit for me. at roughly 20 dollars a person this was a major deal that i'm very content with.

Love this place! I have been here multiple times and always leave satisfied. The portion size is fair - you definitely won't leave hungry. The times I've been have never been too busy, so the wait for food is fine.

Having both the craving for it and lacking the urge to cook this afternoon, I placed an online order for carry out at Nepal House (10% off website and phone orders for carry out!). The restaurant itself is located on Charles street and generally, it's easy to find street parking even on the same block. It boasts a spacious interior with lots of seating so you can very likely find a spot for you and a group to come over as well. I heard about this restaurant from a friend in my run club who swore it had the best Nepali food in Charm City.Lamb Roganjosh (medium spice) - 5/5, the lamb just absolutely melts in your mouth, its very tender and well seasoned. The spicy sauce used is also delicious and pairs excellently with the white rice that comes alongside thisKashmiri Naan - 3/5, admittedly I am spoiled on this as I dream of this one brilliant Kashmiri naan I tried ages ago and have never encountered since. I did taste a little bit of the stuffed nuts and they used shredded coconut for the fruit this is stuffed with. I would have preferred a variance in the dried fruits used so that it was more flavorful since this mostly tasted like just slightly sweetened naan as opposed to a more fruitful and nutty sweet naan

Excellent food! Everything was so tasty and the veggie momo's were some of the best I've ever had! The fish curry was a bit oily but the fish was perfectly cooked and seasoned. We also tried the malai kofta which was so good. And of course can't forget the garlic naan which was also good. The service was incredible - the food came out quick and everyone was so nice and polite. Def would recommend!

A popular Indian buffet restaurant in the area. I was recommended by a local to come here from a Reddit forum. The parking situation in this area is a little tough but doable if you pay to park. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and was promptly greeted upon entering. The first thing that stuck out was that the interior was really hot. After 10 minutes we were sweating(~85F), the waitress said the AC was broken and there was nothing they could do. We then moved to another table by a large fan which was drastically better. The choices were a bit limited, the only protein is chicken. All the dishes are on the bland side and all the chicken was dry. However they have a good selection of sauces. The chai was excellent. The restaurant had a raised floor panel which my wife unfortunately tripped on. Told the staff but no action was taken. Service was pretty good, water refilled, plates taken away attentively.

Stopped here on a 2nd hand recommendation from a friend of a friend. Judging from the outward appearance of the building, I thought it would be kinda sketchy. But upon walking in, was pleasantly surprised to see a spacious dining area. As for the food, I wasn't sure what Nepali food was all about-- I knew Nepal was close to India- but not exactly how close (stupid me). I figured that out real quick after looking at the menu and seeing traditional Pakistani and Indian dishes. I've been to a LOT of South Asian restaurants - given that I'm married to a an Asian and just moved from NJ (within proximity to little India in Edison). IMO this is the best South Asian food I've had in years- well, besides a quick trip to BHam (UK( last year!The goat vindaloo had lots of flavor, but meat was a little tough- needed more cooking time. The butter chicken --yum. And biriyani- just wow! Garlic nan- damn...just so good! The prices were surprisingly good, given the pricing at some of the other places I've been to.To get my fix, I'm going to have to drive up from Howard county on a frequent basis. Well worth it IMO!

Every time I come to Baltimore, my sister and I HAVE to make a pit stop at Nepal House. We come here so often that im sure the waiters recognize us by now. It's basically $16 per person to eat a full-on buffet with the most delicious selections of food. We love mixing the sugar/non sugar Masala chai teas together to create the perfect sweetness. The rice pudding is our favorite dessert and the Samosas are very yummy. I especially like the spinach paneer and the chicken tikka masala. The interior is beautifully decorated and the atmosphere is cozy/chill. I highly recommend this restaurant, looking forward to coming back!