Sabor do Nepal — Restaurant in Lisbon

This is a nice family diner, very respectful yet democratic. I'd suggest always to have the "Veggie" and "Veggie chilli" momos, a classic Nepalese dish and the fried beans (forgot the traditional name) as entrance. If you still wish to have one of the curries, bring a recipient from home to take away the left overs, as the portions are family size.

The fifth star goes to the family who usually runs the business, since their uplifting mood and openess to discuss the menu makes the food taste only better. So don't forget to tip if you go there.

I believe they have take away open during...

I am on a bus leaving Lisbon but I couldn't go without saying that this place is iconic. The woman who runs it is also iconic. The place will be packed and 12 people will show up looking for a table, she just sighs and somehow fits you in, jostles chairs and tables to get you seated. She will be so busy but still ask if you know how to eat what you ordered (affectionate). You end up sitting knee to knee with strangers, who all seem to be young cool queer people. The food is very good and the price is better. They are currently on holiday for a month and I am happy for...

Very delicious food with very affordable prices. We had badam Masala, it was really good. Also had Vatmas Sadeko, soy beans were nice and crispy. Veg Jhol Momo were nice but needs more spices and salt. Vegetable Chaumein wasn’t good, it needed more flavors. Butter chicken was so nice…it had coconut milk, which isn’t expected. Lamb corma was amazing. Garlic nan was so tender and tasty. parantha wasn’t special. Mango lassi was amazing..it had coconut in it..which also wasn’t expected. Good service. You need to go early before it...