Kathmandu Restaurant — Restaurant in Toronto

"Kathmandu Restaurant: A Taste of Nepal in Downtown Toronto"

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Toronto, Kathmandu Restaurant offers an authentic slice of Nepali cuisine that transports diners straight to the Himalayas. My recent visit to this gem was nothing short of a delightful culinary adventure.

Culinary Excellence

The star of my meal was undoubtedly the momos. These Nepali dumplings were a revelation - perfectly steamed, with a delicate wrapper encasing a flavorful filling. Each bite was a harmonious blend of spices and textures, showcasing the chef's expertise in traditional Nepali cooking. The momos alone are worth the visit, but they're just the beginning of the culinary journey Kathmandu Restaurant offers.

Exceptional Service

My experience was significantly enhanced by the outstanding service provided by Saurabh. His attentiveness, knowledge of the menu, and genuine enthusiasm for Nepali cuisine added an extra layer of enjoyment to my meal. Saurabh's recommendations were spot-on, and his friendly demeanor made me feel welcome and valued as a guest.

Authentic Ambience

Kathmandu Restaurant doesn't just serve Nepali food; it creates an immersive experience. The decor, with its subtle nods to Nepali culture and aesthetics, sets the perfect backdrop for the culinary journey. The attention to detail in the restaurant's ambiance complements the authenticity of the cuisine, making diners feel as if they've been transported to a cozy eatery in Kathmandu.

A Culinary Gateway to Nepal

What sets Kathmandu Restaurant apart is its commitment to bringing genuine Nepali flavors to Toronto. For those unfamiliar with Nepali cuisine, this restaurant serves as an excellent introduction. For those who know and love the food of Nepal, it offers a taste of home.

In conclusion, Kathmandu Restaurant is more than just a place to eat; it's a cultural and culinary experience. From the delectable momos to the warm service provided by staff like Saurabh, every aspect of the restaurant works together to create a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a seasoned fan of Nepali cuisine or a curious first-timer, Kathmandu Restaurant in Downtown Toronto is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the rich, flavorful world of...

I haven't been to this location in years, but I was passing by recently and thought I might try it out again. I ordered through a delivery app for 12pm and although the delivery time was confirmed, apparently the restaurant does not open until 11:30am, and as such, they were late in preparing and delivering the food. Overall - not a big deal. Good things take time ;) However, I was slightly disappointed in the order itself. I have fond memories of coming here for the dining experience and the buffet, and the recent meal just didn't live up. I ordered the Mixed Grill, which according to the menu is as follows: 'An assortment of tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, seekh kebob, tandoori prawn and fish tikka served in a bed of salad' for $25 plus the fees associated with the delivery app. That sounds like a pretty substantial and elaborate meal; however, what I received was a medium sized styrofoam package of 'mixed meats' as I'll call it. I did 'recognize' 2 small pieces of sheek kebab, both overcooked, one piece of miscellaneous fish with tikka (I couldn't tell what type of fish), 2 tandoori prawn (I chose not to eat these as you can TELL when seafood has gone bad just by the smell), but the saving graces were the chicken tikka and the tandoori chicken which were nicely seasoned. The 'bed of salad' was just sliced pieces of romaine lettuce with literally 2 pieces of carrots. Overall, I was disappointed. I'm sorry - I don't like leaving negative reviews, particularly during this challenging time when I try to support local businesses, but honestly, I recall having such wonderful experiences here and...

After weeks of anticipation of hearing of this place me and my husband and in laws went there last night. The food was delicious, but the service is the worst I've encountered in the city!! The waitress did not know any of the menu and kept going back to the kitchen to ask at least three times. Didn't even know what we're in the cocktails. Didn't know what Coors Light was and asked us to spell it out!! A guy finally came out and took the order instead of her but then later they forgot to bring the beers after all that. The owner (bald guy) throws your food on the table like you owe him your life. No smile. I personally believe that him and the waitress may have been drinking together on the job that night by their body language. More expensive than other places in the city as well. Also we changed one of our orders and the owner forgot then tried to argue with all 4 of us and say we never told him when we all heard it. Icing on the cake was when we paid the bill he stood over our table and counted each bill like we were going to shortchanged him or something! We said thanks and he just nodded! Rude! Will NEVER go back even though the...