Bridges Nepali Cuisine - Northside

The girl behind the counter was extremely helpful in navigating us through what we might like best. The food came out delicious! Tons of flavor and so much depth in both dishes. I keep recommending Bridges to friends and family who like all cuisines.

I was overcharged for my meal even though I just got the standard meat + veggie combo. I did not order mushrooms, but they consider mushrooms to be a meat (extra $). My daughter and I had 2 build your own rice bowls and 1 large bottle of Smart water and the total was almost $37 with the tip. I was also charged a "dine in fee" of 7.8%, which I'm assuming is because I paid with a card but I'm unsure. Seemed really overpriced considering this is a fast casual place where they expect you to clear your own table. The food was also pretty mediocre. We won't be returning.

Service excellent. I actually went in to buy gift card for a friend that loves Bridges. I ended up getting food because the smell captures you. I had Chicken Tikka. I like the combination of the bowl, rice, vegetables, beans and the chicken. I did get a sauce as well and cilantro. I found the meal to be less flavored than I am used to. My granddaughter loves Chicken Tikka so we eat it often. I added salt free chicken bouillon for a boost.

403. One word: momos. Think steamed dumplings, Nepalese style. It was my first time trying them and I loved it. Also got the samosa. The momos overshadowed the samosa for me. Lots of filling though.I didn't get the rice bowl but that's another great option. You get to pick your protein, vegetables, and rice which is nice if you're looking to customize your meal.If you haven't had Nepalese food, start here.

I had been wanting to come here for a while, so my hubby and I went a while back on a weekend excursion pre-parenthood. I wanted to try their momos and they did not disappoint! Here is what we got: Chicken Momo, a Nepalese style dumpling 2 meat bowls, each come with up to 3 different items Strawberry banana lassiBy far my favorite item was the chicken momos, and I think Nick felt the same. I could eat those every day and not get sick of them. So delicious! For our meat bowls, between both of us we tried: Chicken tikka masala Hakku chuala Pork chili Mixed lentilsI think I like the hakku chuala best - a cold chicken salad of sorts with lots and lots of ginger. I can't wait to go back and eat my weight in momos! Someone send them to me when I'm on maternity leave please!

I stopped by here after the Northside Fourth of July parade --- I was thrilled that they were open on the holiday, as I was starving. I found it to be an interesting fast-food version of Nepali cuisine. It was small and cozy, with a few tables in front and a section in back with some additional tables. You ordered at the counter, from pre-made food you could see in large chafing dishes. You built your own bowl: you chose the type of rice (I was happy they had brown rice), the sauce (I went with the lentils), and then the toppings (I did a mixture of chicken Tikka Masala and Pork Chili for an extra $2.00). There was a long line but thanks to the assembly-line process, it went quickly. I also ordered a mango lassi, and though the taste was spot-on, it took a long time for it to arrive. As for the food, it was good -- very filling, with a little heat to it. In general, a good place to duck in and get a hot healthy bite.

A great find in Cincinnati. It was the first time we had Nepali cuisine. We enjoyed the lentil pancake with mushrooms and a side of curried vegetables. The sauce added to the fullness of flavor. The texture reminded me of a potato pancake. We were happy with this! The pan-seared vegan momos had shredded cabbage and other veggies inside. The spicy cilantro dipping sauce that came with it was the best part. It was a fresh flavor and not too spicy. The samosa filling was more of a veggie mash consistency and a nice complement to the crunchy exterior coating. There is seating inside (front and back) although it's a bit cramped. The employees were friendly and the food came out in the timeframe promised. There is street parking and for a holiday weekday, it was easy to find.

Nice spot with good food and friendly service! They have a creative menu with Lassi, Chai, Momos, and customizable bowls. We got the vegan momos which were pretty good and came with great sauces. Cannot wait to go back and try the other dishes!

First time trying Nepali food. The staff is very friendly and gave us recommendations when we were deciding the food. MOMO $10 / 10 dumplings- We ordered half Veg half chicken. I love the chicken MoMo more. They are very juicy! They also came with two different sauce. One is mild and one is spicy.Samosa $4 / 1 piece- We ordered the chicken Samosa. The bread is not too doughy and they has a lot of filling in it! They also came with a sweet sour sauceRice bowl $14- We ordered a rice bowl with Hakku Chuala and Pork chilli with Yellow peas sauce. They Hakku Chuala served cold and the staff recommended us to pick a hot topping so we picked the pork chili. Mango Lassi $6- It's a yogurt drink. I tried the Mango favour and it's pretty good.

Incredible food, kind and accommodating staff, reasonably priced, and wonderful atmosphere. We had vegetarian and celiac members of our party and had no issue finding safe and delicious items to eat.