Kathmandu Kitchen

Great food. We go here every month. Service is very good too. A lot of choices on the menu.

Kathmandu Kitchen is one of my favorite Indian restaurants in the Triangle. I've never had a bad dish here, and their paneer tikka masala is hands down the creamiest I've ever had. The biryani is also super good, and I love the tea they offer at the beginning of the meal.Service is exceptional, and while I've never had their takeout I bet it's just as delicious.You will love the food here!

Came for dinner on a Saturday evening and the restaurant was fairly empty. This along with the Himalayan instrumental music playing in the background made for an overall peaceful ambiance. The food took a little while to come out, maybe around half an hour. I ordered the chicken curry which was delicious. The chicken was very tender, not dry at all! I also tried some of the shrimp palak which one of my friends ordered, and it was amazing. The spinach sauce was creamy, buttery, and very flavorful. Every bite of this meal was amazing!Food and flavor wise I would give them an easy 5/5, but service could be a little faster and the portions could be a bit bigger hence the overall 4/5. Regardless, the food is delicious and definitely worth trying!

We have enjoyed everything we've tried at Kathmandu Kitchen. Service is good and friendly and the food never disappoints. A must try.

Never thought I would be writing it but here goes: Cary is so full of Indian/Nepalese places that for my wife and I some of them have fallen between the proverbial cracks. We had actually been driving by KK on the way to our two standbys and had been to Golden Hex across the street but had no clue KK was tucked away at the intersection of Maynard and High House. Everest Nepali has been awful the last two times we have been there and Himalayan Range is closed on Mondays so we ended up at KK last night. I've tried probably a dozen or so restaurants of its ilk over the past eight or nine years and Kathmandu Kitchen is the best meal I've had, hands down. Service was just a super nice woman who was really on top of things and knowledgeable about the menu. My wife and I shared two appetizers and two curries -- here's our take on the meal:1. Samosa chaat -- I'm not a bit fan but this one was totally good. You could tell the samosas were made in-house and it wasn't drowning in chana masala (Everest Nepali's was so much it was inedible!);2. Crispy cauliflower -- basically gobi Manchurian. This version was excellent as the florets were cut large enough to the point where you could still taste the cauliflower and not just breading;3. Bhindi Masala -- delicious, as good a version of this okra curry as I've had anywhere although the 'hot' could have been spicier (next time I'll ask for extra hot)And 4. Lamb Bhutawa -- one of the best things I've eaten in a long time and potentially the best Indian/Nepalese dish I've ever eaten. The lamb is perfectly moist and full of complex and savory flavors. It's a dry curry so not creamy or saucy but man is it amazing. We killed it and are already planning a return visit for more Bhutawa. Overall we absolutely loved the place and can't wait to return for some chhoila, goat curry, fried momos and of course more of that outstanding lamb Bhutawa

I'll start off by saying that I love Nepalese food and when a restaurant has both Indian and Nepalese food then heck, I get the best of both worlds. So you're probably wondering... why the 3 stars? Well service was off and the food was just A-OK. The restaurant is located within a strip mall. You won't have any trouble finding parking here but you might have some trouble finding the actual restaurant lol. Maybe it's my bad eyes or I'm easily distracted but the signage is really small. I literally had to walk the whole plaza to find it lol.When I finally found the place and went in I was immediately drawn to the beautiful decor on the walls. It really made me feel inclined to just walk around the restaurant just to look at everything. That is.... until I heard the words "Pick up or what?" Hahaha. I said "dine-in" and a lady led me to a table.It wasn't long before the lady came by again and took my order. I chose the mango chicken curry and chicken momo's. I was taken aback when she asked me how spicy I want my curry to be on a scale of 1 - 10. I have a pretty high spice tolerance level so I said 9. My food came out pretty quick. I took my first bite of the chicken curry whIle the staff watched from afar. Their level 9 tasted like a 5 but then again, maybe it's my spice tolerance level? Idk. Flavor was good though so no complaints. The chicken momo's were okay. I've had better back in CA but it did its job.The restaurant is pretty. Staff and service was subpar. Food was meh. Might be good for a local but not for me.

The chicken korma is the best! I crave it. I wish it was in Phoenix! I definitely need to eat it every time I'm in the area. The biryani is delicious too. I really enjoy this restaurant!

My wife and I went there last night and enjoyed the vegetable samosas and Chicken Tika Masala.The staff is friendly the atmosphere is very nice and clean. The one thing that was a little off was the pricing seems a little high for what you get.

Stopped in recently for the first time and really enjoyed the food. The space is pretty big to accommodate plenty of people and the few staff members we interacted with were friendly. Only tried the butter chicken and garlic naan but both were super good and hit the spot! Will definitely be back.

So good! This is the first restaurant my kids want to go to every time they come home from college.