Himalaya Sherpa — Restaurant in Wiesbaden

We saw the good reviews and were looking forward to eating tasty food but were unfortunately disappointed.

Shortcuts such as audible microwaves in the kitchen and store-bought frozen veggie mixes can still result in tasty food, but this was not the case here. I ordered the Thukpa noodle soup and it was just really not good (I regretted choosing it). My friend had a biryani which I liked much more, especially in contrast to my soup, but it was also lacking compared to food from other good indian restaurants.

I liked the Momo's, although they looked like store bought Korean fried dumplings to me.

When we arrived for dinner, the lights were off and it seemed closed despite being open. No other guests came while we were there and it felt weird being there.

The owner seemed nice, but I think the restaurant has seen better times. Sadly can't...

We went for dinner around 22:00 and they accepted us to sit down, once at the table they told us that the food already had to be to go. Being the time it was we were forced to accept these conditions, so we paid the restaurant price but had to dine on the river banks. It took them quite a long time to execute the dinner and in the meantime, they offered us to order drinks, among them we asked for a glass of water. The cost of the glass of water was 3,90€ (we were surprised and asked for it, they told us that it was the usual) We had problems because they did not agree with their bills. They also got confused with the food, because among us we had several people who did not want spicy food for health reasons and we suppose that by mistake, the food had it. Some of our companions that night paid a high cost for dinner at restaurant prices on the street without being able to dine. This is the only bad memory we have of Wiesbadem, we definitely recommend that you cross the river and enjoy other areas of restaurants where you will be better served and excellent food. Spoil us a special moment by coming to this place.

Fuimos a cenar sobre las 22:00 y nos aceptaron para sentarnos , una vez en la mesa nos dijeron que la comida ya tenía que ser para llevar. Siendo la hora que era nos vimos obligados a aceptar esas condiciones, por lo que pagamos el precio de restaurante pero tuvimos que cenar en los bancos del río. Tardaron bastante tiempo en ejecutar la cena y mientras, nos ofrecieron pedir bebidas, entre ellas pedimos un vaso de agua . El costo del vaso de agua fue de 3,90€ (Nos sorprendimos y lo reclamamos,nos dijeron que era lo habitual)Tuvimos problemas porque no se ponían de acuerdo con sus cuentas. Tambien se confundieron con la comida, pues entre nosotros teníamos a varias personas que no deseaban picante por motivos de salud y suponemos que por error , la comida lo llevaba. Algunas de nuestras acompañantes esa noche pagaron un elevado costo de cena a precio de restaurante en la calle sin poder cenar. Este es el único mal recuerdo que nos llevamos de wiesbadem, sin duda os recomendamos que crucen el río y disfruten de otras zonas de restaures donde Seran mejor atendidos y comida excelente. Nos arruinen un momento especial viniendo...

Great food in a quaint atmosphere. If you're looking for something savory off the beaten path I highly recommend this place. The atmosphere was cozy with Himalayan decor and the owner was friendly and speaks English. Every dish was cooked fresh making it worth the wait! We chose the spicy Quwoti soup with mimosas for starters. Flavors were distinct and filling for vegetarian appetizers. The lamb vindaloo was served spicy by our request which was the perfect amount of heat. The Bhenta ko takari, an eggplant based entree, was the winner of the night with its distinct blends of spices served with a side of basmati rice. This restaurant hit all the right notes which had our tastebuds wanting for more. Nepalese comfort food deserves a wider...