Aama Nepalese n Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Belfast

An Absolute Gem of a Nepalese Restaurant -A Must-Visit in Belfast!

After a beautiful day hiking and exploring the coastal trails around Northern Ireland, we were craving some soul-warming Nepalese food. While searching through the city’s offerings, we decided to venture just a few minutes out of the hustle and bustle, only about a 5-minute drive and we’re so glad we did!

From the moment we walked in, the experience was nothing short of wonderful. The staff, including the manager and chef, welcomed us with such warmth and genuine hospitality. Not only did they offer fantastic service, but they also went the extra mile by recommending places to visit nearby and even treating us to some delightful complimentary dishes. A gesture that meant a lot and truly added to the experience.

Now the food, wow. Let me just say, the chicken chilli was so good I’m practically salivating as I write this review. Perfectly spiced, packed with flavor, and cooked to perfection. The naan was soft, fresh, and absolutely slaps when paired with their Nepalese-style chicken, which had that signature spicy kick we were looking for. We also tried the chicken chowmein noodles, which had a distinct, authentic flavor that brought us right back to the heart of Nepal. Every bite was full of love and tradition.

By the time we finished our meal, our bellies were full and happy, ready to head back into town for another round of Guinness, but already planning our return. This place is a hidden treasure, and we will definitely be back the next time we’re in Belfast.

Almost forgot about the momo, DELICIOUS!!!! The sauce was so good we had to ask for more 🤤🤤

Thank you so much to the team for your warmth, generosity, and absolutely incredible food. Highly, highly recommended!

FYI they said they recently opened as well but could see a lot of takeaways as it was mainly established for this purpose but with demand they. Accommodating with just few...

The chicken momo dumplings are a total treat. Chunks of chicken in a wrapper, a bit like a Jiao Zi, cooked in a spicy sauce with chunks of pepper and onion served with a creamy chilli dip. We also got the saag paneer, which had some tomatoes in the base, not too rich, very flavoursome but no heat. Big chunks of paneer. Good portions and helpful, friendly staff. Very good addition to the...

Speaking to the guy he's proper from Nepal and the food was amazing every thing from the poppadom the rice the meat the sauce amazing flavour and freshness that you don't normally get from a take away. I would definitely recommend 10 out of 10 there was nothing I would of changed simple bliss, food well done at a good price. Keep up the good work Aama I'll be back again for more...