Zuzu Momo

Steamed pork momos were delicious. So good.Goat biryani had tender goat meat, I asked for hot but it wasn't too spicy. The seasoning was different than I was used to.Chicken fried rice was good too.

Tried them based on the good reviews, but were disappointed. We ordered takeout on a Saturday night, food pickup was ok, had to wait a bit as the food was not ready. The restaurant has free street parking in front, can get busy at times though. Although all the food we ordered looked appealing, it lacked flavor and the chicken was definitely old which got our stomach upset.We got the Butter Chicken with garlic naan, Street Style Chowmein with Chicken and Ras Malai for dessert. The butter chicken had nice creamy gravy, but was low on flavor and heat even after asking for a spicy version. The sauces in the Chowmein felt a bit burnt up. Both the baked chicken in the butter chicken and the fried chicken in the Chowmein tasted stale. The garlic naan seemed to lack salt, so tasted a bit odd. Overall not a place that I would try again.

Really enjoyed our visit to Zuzu while we were in town. I was super impressed with the service attending our loud, big family! They were extremely thorough and the food was delivered very fast.Food was delicious, I especially loved the fried momo. We also tried the daal and it tasted very authentic. Although the butter chicken was mostly gravy and little meat, it was very tasty! I loved everything I ate.

Cute place but I've had better Indian food. My friend and I agreed with this. We asked for medium spice but it was super mild... seemed like. I spice at all... so if you want it spicy make sure you ask for at least hot. Service was good.

Zuzu Momo is a small, cozy restaurant. They surprisingly have a full bar and the drinks looked good although we didn't try any. I ordered the chili chicken which was delicious. It is a pretty large serving so it would be great to share. I would suggest getting a side of rice with it because it's really just a big bowl of chicken. My bf got the ramen momo and loved it. I tried it, and the broth is not the typical ramen broth. It's very thick, almost like a curry, and it's smoky tasting, but definitely delicious. He also said the dumplings were good. Medium spice was just right for us as well. The servers were super sweet and inviting. Would definitely come back!

This spot is so cute and quaint right at the corner of the neighborhood. They also have an outdoor patio with great ambiance. And the restaurant seemed like a small mom and pop shop so the service was friendly.I came here with a friend and the menu has tons delicious items plus plentiful veggie friendly options. We came here primarily for the Momos and to our surprise, there were about 9 different MoMo plates to choose from. These MoMo options ranged from steam, fried, in sauces, and in soup! If this is your first time at ZuZu Mo:Mo like it was for me, the Mo:Mo Tikka Masala will not disappoint. You have the option to choose from chicken, pork, or veggie fried momos that are laid on top of a creamy tomato cashew sauce. Additionally, the original steam MoMo were amazingly soft and plump. Everything was so satisfying and comforting. I have nothing but great things to say about this spot, I highly recommend for an absolute flavorful experience!

Momo Tikka Masla - comes with a generous amount of tikka masla so I would recommend getting garlic naan to dip or some rice on the side. Wish it came with more momos because we really liked the tikka masla! Kothey MOMO - these tasted more like regular dumplings that are pan-fried. Came with 2 different sauces that were decent (1 of the sauces was spicy). Service - friendly staff. It wasn't too busy and were seated as soon as we got there. The food did take a little awhile to come out but we would still come back again to try other momos!

Service was quick.The waitress was attentive and the food was delicious! Vegan friendly.

The food is simply amazing. We had the New Road Style C Mo:Mo (Nepalese fried dumplings sautéed with onions, peppers, red chili sauce & sichuan pepper). Suggest "medium," NOT "hot." Also, Vegetable Biryani (southern India, Basmati rice with mixed veggies in chef's special Biryani Masalas. Again, suggest "medium."Dessert was a superb Tres Leches cake (eased the spice).Wow! And, excellent service!!!

With Zuzu being so much famous among our friends and having its good reviews I was really excited to dine in yesterday. Ordered some momos which was tasty, cold beer but it really made surprise when they served Kids chicken fried rice which seems to simply mixed of rice and pulled left over chicken from chicken curry. It's totally like a lazy dinner prepared over home where you mix all leftover from days. It's a kids meal with $8 charged so it must meet standards. Never going to visit here again.