Kathmandu Curry & Bar

Parking: There is plenty of parking in the lot and garage. Service: While we were there, the staff was busy talking and gossiping. We had to call them multiple times to get our order and cheque. Food: chowmein and biryani were pretty basic in taste. Quantity was good but quality not so good. There are better places serving delicious food at the same price.They conned us on Mango Smoothie. See the attached picture of the smoothie after leaving it for 30 min. Water separated from the mango powder they mixed. I have never seen a place with this level of bullsh*t added to the smoothie. I am not sure what else they are mixing in their food. Please be careful if you choose to eat at this place. Wont recommend this place to anyone.

This was our first time at Kathmandu, and we had an all around pleasant experience. The standout dish were the momos! It's a nice interior and very comfortable, with tables fitting groups of almost any size. Parking is also easy to find, at least during lunchtime. And the service was kind and attentive, and I appreciated our waiter giving us suggestions and accommodations for our tastes!The food itself was delicious, although nothing blew us away - which is perfectly fine. We are only two people with limited stomach space, and we were very intrigued to come back to try more of the menu very soon! We had the chilli chicken momos and I appreciated the flavorful sauce and filling, with a soft dumpling dough. Sometimes momos can be tough. Next time, we will do the steamed ones instead because they looked great. The Newari platter was an array of amazing textures. Roasted soybeans, black eyed peas, sardines, boiled egg, potatoes, and more. Very delicious. The rice pudding was also quite pleasant, light, mildly spiced, and not too sweet! We will be coming back and look forward to trying more.

Excellent experience, will certainly return and try more dishes! The chili goat Momos were delicious, as was a sampler plate that we got.

We stumbled in this restaurant randomly.This is my 1st time trying Nepalese cuisine.The restaurant was emptied about 3 tables plus us and a lot of staffs in house, but the service was super slow. Wonder why? Since the dishes we ordered shouldn't be cook a là minute.The food is similar to Indian cuisine but the taste is a bit sweeter bcoz looks like they put tomato sauce in it.Personally this would be my 1 time deal. Took so long to get served Price range is a bit higher compared to Indian cuisine .

I've now been here several times and the food is consistently outstanding. Highly recommend this restaurant. Ample parking and not too busy during lunch hours.

It's hard to say no to curries. I crave for something spicy in this 3-digit Houston heat. Yup, you heard it right. Heat on heat makes my tummy burning. I passed by Kathmandu Curry & Bar several times during my mall audit last 2 years. Every time I walked by, there were always crowds. My Yelper friend Sara I mentioned this restaurant because I was looking for a new restaurant to host my UYE (foodie meetup). This is my tradition to try the place before I could share my foodie loves. I came here on a Sunday afternoon after my weekly grocery shopping. I was starving. I ordered Mint Lemonade ($4), Chicken Curry ($17) and Pani Puri ($9). I swear these prices added up $30 to be qualified for the check-in offer. But waitress refused to honor because "it doesn't exist." I had Puri Puffs at Indian buffets but never had Pani Puri like this before. The flavored water was spicy and savory. I poured it into each pocket and feed straight into my mouth. The excitement starts with crunchy shell followed by tasty filling and the cold liquid from the sauce. Boom! Bam! It was also fun to eat. The mint lemonade has a foam from squeezed mint green. It had a hint of sweetness and not overpowering taste of mint. The drink was refreshing but it served in a wrong container with a straw. I just wish it was served in a tall drink glass instead of fluted water glass. My entrée was the signature Kathmandu Curry with chicken as the protein. I chose naan instead of rice as starch. The chicken was so tender. The sauce wasn't pungent nor spicy, as I was eating. I'll know later. Haha. Naan bread was fresh and fluffy. Well balanced main dish. Overall, I spent a little beyond my budget for a lunch but it was well worth the experience. It has a potential to be featured at my foodie adventures event. Especially, they offer split checks to the individual level.

The restaurant is located on the strip mall, thus there is plenty of parking. Came here for lunch on the weekend. Though I was the first customer (20mins after their opening time), people came in fast after 10mins after me. I had the steamed goat momo, lamb chops, and butter chicken with garlic naan. The goat momo was delicious. The proportion of dumpling skin to meat was great. The meat was seasoned well. The lamb chops came out sizzling out. I asked for medium temperature on my meat, and I got medium. The lamb was seasoned perfectly, and the meat was so tender. The butter chicken was a slight disappointment. The gravy was too sweet, but the chicken was cooked right. The garlic naan was fluffy and yummy. All my food came out piping out, and service was good. Restaurant is clean, and decor is simple and nice. There are televisions at every corner that broadcast different channels. The restaurant has a good atmosphere. I would come back for the momo for sure.

After trying momos for the first time, I was ready to seek them out again and was led here. Since they were also running a BOGO special on social media, it was an opportune time to visit! The interior was a bit stuffy, with the scent of incense burning. I was set on momos, so I decided on the chili goat momos and the steamed chicken momos. When I mentioned wanting to use the BOGO promotion with the momos, the waitress informed me I had to order the same protein for the free one to be applied, despite me already ordering the more expensive goat momos and wanting the less expensive chicken momos as my freebie. Though she insisted on these strange rules, I finally told her to just charge me extra.The momos came out hot and delicious. The filling contained juicy meat and veg as well as fragrant spices similar to a kebab. I loved the spicy heat from the chili tossed goat momos. The steamed chicken momos were also tasty and came with two sauces, one of which had a great kick. I sampled some of my friend's thali, and the goat was nice.When the bill came, I wasn't charged extra thank goodness, as it was a policy that didn't make sense. Overall worth a visit if you are a dumpling lover like me! They offer a plethora of other great looking and even unique dishes including a jackfruit one that looked intriguing, so I can see myself returning despite the owner spending the duration of the meal watching a soccer match behind the bar.

We dropped by on a whim in the middle of the afternoon, super down time, not busy at all. Despite this, the food was hot and fresh and VERY tasty, the staff was smiling and friendly, the space was clean with lovely decor. My husband and I split an order of the Chicken Momo (great flavor, seemed to be made fresh - kinda wish they had a smaller order, but the leftovers were a great snack later) and the Mix Grill sizzler special (chicken & shrimp were the standouts). We're eager to visit again when we're craving some Nepalese food, momos, or some delicious grilled meats!

Yummy, delicious, but more expensive. We got the Kathmandu curry, paneer, and cauliflower (veggie) curry. Delicious! Wish we could get it with spice, but we had a little one with us. Naan was great.