Everest Tandoori — Restaurant in Osaka

First of all, the place was not cleaned and the staff weren’t hygienic too! To our surprised, one of the staff put his finger in his mouth and continued preparing foods without washing his hands and the other was putting a ladle under his armpit 🤢.

Cleanliness of the toilet was badly maintained 👎🏼. Not the Japanese standard at all!

Foods were ok if not for the hygiene. Chai that we ordered tasted horrible 👎🏼. Though the restaurant mentioned that they served “halal” foods, we wouldn’t say it was 💯 authentic as many restaurants put up the “halal” banner for the sake of businesses. We had a doubt 🤷🏻‍♀️.

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An absolute disgrace to Nepali cuisine! This restaurant is shockingly unhygienic, with cleanliness levels worse than a roadside stall. The food? A complete insult—stale, tasteless, and nowhere near authentic Nepali flavors. To make things worse, the prices are ridiculously high, as if they’re charging for disappointment. If you value your health, your wallet, and your love for good food, avoid this place...

This Nepali restaurant is an absolute joke! The place is disgustingly unhygienic, with a stench that kills your appetite before the food even arrives. And when it does—oh boy, what a disaster! Stale, flavorless, and drowned in oil, it’s an insult to Nepali cuisine. To top it off, the prices are laughably high, as if they’re charging for suffering. Do yourself a favor and stay...