Himalaya Restaurant

This place just open right in front my office and now I know where to go when I need lunch. The food is great! The price is reasonable, portions are filling, and the food is AWESOME! LOTS OF VEGETARIAN OPTIONS! My Veggie Tikka Masala was so good. Spiced very nicely and went great with the spinach naan. Brand new so the restaurant is still organizing and getting its ambiance down, but its well adorned and I enjoyed the Indian pop much playing. All around worth the

I ordered the Sukuti and the chicken momo. The only reason I gave it a two star is that momo was tasty and warm. I ordered through DoorDash which I keep swearing that I am going to stop because it takes forever for someone accept and deliver the order so I don't know if that was the cause of the food being warm. But the Sukuti was horrible. You can see in the picture that the meat was black and I can tell you it was hard and dry like the griswalds Christmas turkey. I had to throw it away because it was horrible. And yes the orange liquid is grease. For $10 it was in the sandwich styrofoam container. This was not worth an $18 dinner and that is not including any fees. Oh I almost forgot I asked for a spice level of a 10 and it wasn't spicy. I was not impressed the first time I ate there and I will not be going back.

This is my favorite restaurant in Colerain! The vegetable biryani is to die for. I love love love it! The menu is visually appealing. The atmosphere is great. I absolutely love this place. It's a must try! Very unique options.

Ordered from here for the first time on Saturday. I really liked the chicken tikka masala it exploded with flavor. I'd definitely order that again.. the other dishes..maybe not sure much. I will say they are VERY skimpy on their chicken. almost all of my dishes were meant to have chicken. The Masala had a whole 4 tiny pieces and they were very dry. I also got a chicken tikka appetizer.. I will not be ordering that again. the chicken was burnt and well over cooked. that's all you could taste. I can't think of the name of the other dish we had.. it was good.. but, it was to spicy for my wife. she asked for a level 1 slice and it was definitely a 3-4. I'd try this place again but maybe on a different day. if it's the same results then I will keep my score but I really hope I'll be fixing it next time around. this place is worth a try.

First time I've tried Himalayan! Wow, I'm glad it was here. I'm a vegetarian and got the samosas and veggie thukpa, which is like deliciously spiced tomato soup with noodles. I hate to describe it that way, which doesn't do it justice. Just go try it- you can't go wrong for $6. Would add a pic but I inhaled the food so it's gone. Samosas also came with a lil side mix of peas that rocked.

Small family place and the food is amazing. Nepalese and Indian together provides some great choices. Will be adding this to the rotation. Would encourage people to have some patience with places like this. We were served in a timely fashion and had great service. The food was obviously prepared to order so took a bit longer than going to McDonalds for lunch, but oh so worth it.

I work up the street and I thought it would be a good place to try so I went on my lunch break. I walked in and there wasn't anyone there but you could hear people in the back. I decided to look over the menu for a while and after looking over the whole thing nothing really stuck out. I had been at the front counter for at least 5 minutes and was never acknowledged. The door did 20% off the first 3 weeks they are open. Im not sure exactly when they opened but maybe I'll stop back in and edit this if I can v actually get some food.

We were just coming back into town,after camping for the weekend to celebrate our anniversary.....we happened to need to swing by our eldest daughters house on the west side, so we drove around a bit to find something to have for lunch. We spotted this place and were very intrigued, Nepalese and Himalayan! Very cool! The location is in a small strip mall, the inside is clean, and ordinary. The murals are hand drawn and beautiful. I ordered the tandoori chicken, hubby had a hearty soup and veg meat type dish i can't remember the name of. Reminded me of Pho or Ramen. My tandoori chicken didn't have much flavor and was pretty dry, would of been much cooler served in the traditional bakeware but was just on plate.....was very heavily spiced but the spices unfortunately delivered little more than color. Hubby's dish was very good, but I dont think the veg was fresh or even frozen as he and I noticed they seemed to have been dehydrated and hadn't soaked enough to be soft yet. Otherwise it was nicely flavoured. We also had the paneer bread which I really enjoyed it was so yummy and a first for me. But I'll deff have this again. We also ordered a lamb curry dish to go, to munch on later that night, the lamb was not very well trimmed, very rubbery and fatty. We didn't care for it. I give 3 stars because we deff stepped out of our comfort zone and tried something new, and totally could be that we just don't care for this type of food. Someone better versed in Indian type dishes may just love it. But it wasn't our cup of tea as they say. Anywho, I know this is long winded but wanted to be honest and fair.

Himalaya is a hidden gem. My husband and I love going here. The Samosas and Momos are great, and we have been slowly trying each dish on the menu. Once the staff knows you, they love seeing you back and treat you well. They're always playing some pretty rad Nepali and Indian music, we are usually the only ones in there.

Great food and very friendly service. I had the chicken tikka masala and some garlic naan. I'll be back.