Elohim Indian and Nepali restaurant — Restaurant in Funchal

The server was very friendly and kind. We had the momo board with 25 momo's (fried, steamed, deep fried and chili). When ordered we were asked the preferred level of spiciness. We went for moderate. It was just the right amout of spiciness we like. The momos were all very good, and we liked the chili momos the best! We got 2 sauces to go with it (spicy + non-spicy). For dessert we ordered carrot rice pudding to share. Very good with the coconut and raisins on top! We also got another dessert for free to share just because! It was a sweet yoghurt with chocolate sauce and raisins, this was very tasty too!

We were pleased with the food and friendliness and we'll make sure to stop here when we're in the...

Well just called in as just next to our digs and read reviews and you know what yes it is off the beaten track yes it is trying it's best but I've never been to a restaurant who said if I would like more just ask and you know what the food is that tasty and nice I did don't let anything put you off sitting down and being well looked after and if your lucky as we were and get a taste of the carrot pudding please please don't say no as it will bring back memories of your mother's cooking so do yourself a favour and sit yourself down and chill you won't be disappointed thank you for...

Newly opened great place to eat dumplings (called Momos) and Asian food. It’s a little bit hidden as you have to go through a small passage to find this Nepalese restaurant.

The waiter was super friendly and the food was freshly made. We’ve had the momo plate (12pieces) with different types of momos the fried rice with pork and the Korean chicken with rice. If we would’ve stayed in Funchal longer we would surely eat there again. With 2 colas a delicious mango lassi and all the food mentioned above we paid 20-25 bucks.

Thank you...