Norbu’s Himalayan Hut

A perfect bite to eat tucked away in the mountains. This Nepalese place had a wide variety of flavors and food choices. It would be perfect for bigger groups to try more of the menu. I only wish the lassi was sweeter.

The food here is excellent and is great if you've spent the day hiking in the area. It's served family style. The restaurant is clean and the service was friendly.The food was made very quickly and our large party was helped quickly.I recommend the maharaja beer if you haven't had it before. It pairs very well with mild to medium spice. The chicken korma was also a stand out among the food and was especially good.

The food was excellent and just what we needed after a full day of hiking. The veggie samosas were crispy, and the rice was pillowy. The creamy butter chicken is one of the best we've ever had. The aloo gobi hit the spot. The garlic naan was heavenly. The only critique I have is the consistency of the cilantro and tamarind chutney, which were watery, and I'm used to a thicker consistency. But they were still delicious.The service was quick, attentive, and friendly. We were seated right away, and we enjoyed the chill ambiance of the place. From start to finish, we were very happy with the taste and food portions, service, ambiance, and price point ($17 per dish and $8 for the samosas). Street parking is a bit hard to find during prime dinner time, but we eventually found one a block or so from here. Definitely will be coming back here when in the area!

Solid Indian style cuisine on Main Street in Manitou Springs. Parking will need to be paid parking pretty much. Their service/table turnaround is pretty bad and it'll take a while to get seated and ready to order. There is inside and outside seating. Their food is solid and priced decently reasonable considering the location. We got the chicken Makani, chicken tikki masala, and butter naan. Everything was well seasoned and we ate everything. Really nice vibe sitting outside, enjoying the weather, and being on Main Street and watching the happenings.

Very nice atmosphere and polite wait staff. Food just average. We had veg pakora to start and those were quite enjoyable, I will say. For main dish I had chicken curry that was supposedly "Nepalese style" but it tasted like every other curry I've had at an Indian restaurant only not as good. I felt like they phoned it in. My husband had Aloo Gobi and he was not terribly impressed. Naan and rice were good. I hate that this sounds negative but it definitely wasn't the best Indian food I've had in my life; neither was it the worst. At least it wasn't one of the mediocre bar and grills that Manitou has a million of.

A tasty treat at manitou springs! We went here after a trip to the top of Pikes Peak.Shoutout to the guy who was basically servicing every table by himself!The food was great. Probably the best chicken tandoori I've had. Great samosas, but I've had better chicken tikka masala. It was still flavorful however. The biryani was really good as well. Their nan was slightly on the sweeter side, but man, so good!

I had their chicken makhani. The sauce was made to perfection! I was a bit disappointed as the chicken meat was a bit too rough - otherwise, this dish would have been perfect. Also had their papad appetizer. Great service by the staff.

this was the best meal I have had in a while! Delicious!! We got our usual: Nan, Saag Paneer and Chicken Tiki Masala. Everything was amazing and the Sag Paneer was the best I have had, you could tell it was spinach and I liked that!

Wow! This place was excellent - so excellent I am writing this still sitting in the restaurant. I had Saag with Lamb and medium spice and my wife had daal and Lamb Saag with no spice. They happily made it with coconut cream and we thoroughly enjoyed every bite of each of our dishes except a tiny bit that my wife is taking home. Medium spice was probably a bit closer to mild, but that was just right. Our server was attentive and friendly and did a good job of answering all of our questions. The restaurant is in an old building on Main St that feels like most of the Nepalese places I've been.

Fantastic little place with a great atmosphere... super nice staff.I had their Chicken Makhani, also known as butter chicken, which was fabulous! Sweet, savory, with some rice and naan... remarkable! I also had a chai tea... not usually my thing, but it was great here.Highly recommend!