Little Nepal Indian Restaurant & Bar

So I ended up coming here because I have been to this restaurant in GA. It is safe to say, this one is MUCH nicer, classier, and fancy with top notch waiters. The service was quick and amazing. I am a fan of super spicy food, I've had indian food in the past, but this level of spicy here definitely had me break a sweat but it was SOO good and tasty! I look forward to coming back soon.

Yesterday's visit was back to the 5 I've come to expect. The food was incredible, service was quick & the atmosphere was perfect for a Friday lunch. Thank you for staying at a high level of food & service!

My first Indian buffet in COS, and it was a pretty decent experience.After craving butter chicken for weeks, I finally decided to look for a new Indian buffet, and Little Nepal clearly boasts to be the best in the city. The Pros:- lots of chicken and veggie dishes + naan & rice!- sauces and pickles if you crave spices/heat ;)- food was fresh and the buffet area looked clean - decent dessert options - indoor seating area is nice and service is courteous The cons:- meat section could use variety (lamb/goat curry maybe)- teas are on the menu but not part of the buffetThat being said, I liked the food and will be back for sure!

The food here comes in generous portions, which is a plus. However, I found it to be overpriced. I'd recommend this place only if you have extra cash to spare.

This place has won every award for years and the food is delicious. That being said, the portions are a giant rip off. The sauce is great but you will only get about an ounce of actual meat in a $20+ entree. The portion for take out is even SMALLER! Absolute rip off.The place is cozy inside. The service is friendly and the food is delicious. Just expect to pay a premium for the absolute minimum. This is unfortunate as we love supporting local businesses and we love the cuisine, but damn. $20+ for about a cup and a half of sauce and an ounce of meat. This is unacceptable. I can go to any local Taco Star and order a $4 taco and get as much protein as a $20 entree from this place.

This was my first stop after a long plane ride and I am glad this was the first place I ate in CoS! I ordered a lamb dish and naan bread and it was absolutely perfect. Price was right, hospitality was on point, and the food was delicious. Highly recommend!

The lunch buffet here is really nice. The samosas and naan are always fresh and hot. The spicy red sauce you can add takes it to the next level and lets you customize your spice to taste. Added bonus is the complementary tea.

Little Nepal is always fantastic. They have a wide range of items on their buffet which are authentic and truly healthy but taste wonderfully rich and decadent. I love the variety of all the different flavors which are delightful to one's taste buds. The spices give an extra level of sophistication that one usually only experiences with fine dining. There is not a buffet at dinnertime but the portions are so generous that we always end up taking food home with us for a second meal and we can only assume that all the flavors and spices keep up the taste profiles. The service at Little Nepal is on spot without being intrusive and the humble wait staff are there to please you any way they can. There is always a calm feeling in the restaurant and one never feels rushed even when they are busy. The glass tables are impeccably clean and the attention given to the booths are appreciated as well.We have visited numerous restaurants in Denver and CO Springs. Little Nepal has been consistently great ever single time. After many experiences, it has become our favorite restaurant for a quality experience.

The service and the ambiance was great! However, the food was only okay. I was told that this restaurant has won awards for their location, so my expectations were a little high. Plus, it was really expensive. I guess this place wasn't my taste.

So, this is interesting that my wife and I had been looking for a good Indian Lunch Buffet for a few years now. I thought we had tried all of them, and just plain wasn't impressed with any of them based on food quality and price. For some reason, I mised Little Nepal on Flintridge. I thought we had tried it before, but was mistaken. We went on New Years Day, because they we're open and we wanted Indian. The price of the Buffet was $14.99, which is unheard of these days. We went to Culvers last week and spend $32 for 2 people. Anyway, it was a pretty large buffet with what they had out. They had the staples of Tikka Masala, Tandoori chicken, Chicken Saag and Naan. Which we're all some of the best I've had. They also had Coconut soup, Samosa's, Chicken Curry, vegetable Korma and 2 types of rice. All excellent, but the curry on the vegetable Korma was unexpectedly my favorite. Typical desserts of Mango Custard, Rice Pudding and Gajarka Halwa. All very tasty. They had a nice assortment of side veggies and all the standard sauces. Final thoughts...we've now found our go-to for an Indian lunch buffet, and the price is crazy good for what you get. It's not surprising, btw, that their walls are plastered with a ton of "Best Of" awards.