Mažoji Himalaja — Restaurant in Vilnius

After hearing great reviews from friends, my expectations were high—and I'm happy to say that this restaurant exceeded them. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted warmly by the friendly host and seated promptly. To start, I ordered the Onion Bahji appetizer, which was fried onions in a light and crispy batter— simply delicious. For the main course, the Lamb Butter Masala was a standout dish. The lamb was cooked to tender perfection in a rich and flavorful sauce. The only slight downside was the Lamb Bhutuwa, which I found a touch too salty. However, the flavors of the masala more than made up for it. Overall, restaurant offers an authentic taste of Nepal in a cozy, casual environment. The staff provide attentive service to match the high quality of the food. I'll definitely be back again soon to work my way through more of the menu. If you're looking to spice up your usual restaurant routine. You won't be...

Without a doubt, my visit to Mažoji Himalaja over the past more three years has consistently been nothing short of extraordinary.

The menu boasts a delightful variety of traditional Indian dishes, from lamb curry to butter/Masala chicken, each more delectable than the last. And let's not forget the vegetarian options(Paneer masala), which are just as divine and bursting with vibrant colors and bold flavors.

But what truly sets Mažoji Himalaja apart is the impeccable service and hospitality. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure every diner feels welcomed and valued, adding a personal touch to the dining experience that leaves a lasting impression.

In short,Mažoji Himalaja is not just a restaurant; it's an unforgettable culinary journey that leaves you longing for more. If you're looking for an authentic taste of India/Nepal in Vilnius, look no further than .Mažoji HimalajaTrust me, you won't be...

Aon the way to Zinga we walked past this and we commented on how good it smelled. After Getty g knocked back from Zinga for no reservation we headed back to Little Himalaya. The decor is modern and homely with a clear Indian theme. They were playing Hindi movies sic on the sound system. The waiter spoke a English, i found him a little brusque but polite enough. The menu has about 15 curries. I asked for a nepalise lamb curry, when I asked how hot I said really hot because my experience of European Indian restaurants was that they tended to rather bland compared to what I am used to. For starters we had bahjos and pakora. Bhajis excellent the pokura batter was a little thick but very good still. The main curry was a Lamb Bhutwana, vegatable rice and we shared a naan. Heat level was good, spices tasted fresh and it wasn't burny. A good meal and a place...