Maya DD's — Restaurant in London

On a previous visit I found my mutton curry delicious and my previous review was 5 star, but today I feel I need to update based on my more recent experience. On that previous visit my wife didn't enjoy as much as me and so we hadn't returned. But today, with my wife away, I wanted to see for myself so popped down to the restaurant to order.

This was takeaway but hot still once I got home, but even allowing for that the food was decidedly average.

Momo 10 in quantity were wrapped and cooked well, but very tiny, not much filling. The sauce was a simple tomato paste with little spice or flavour.

Moving onto my Chow mein was a small serving in one of those American style cardboard tubs. This was not packed in like they could and I feel penalised takeaway even though same price as eat in. The meat was limited in quantity and what was there seemed twice-cooked and quite "dry and toasty".

This might have been okay if the meat had taken up some of the flavours but unfortunately there wasn't much flavour to take up. I had asked for the noodles to to be extra spicy, and the lady even warned me that the noodles were already quite hot, but I felt okay with that. What was served had what I would say was literally zero spice. Actually there was so little flavour that I do wonder if between the front desk and the kitchen "extra spice" got translated into "no spice". Even tipping my momo sauce into the noodles couldn't help because that sauce was so light.

Recollecting that previous visit, I think my wife had Chow mein and Momo and because she wasn't a fan we hadn't returned. Now, having tried myself I think I understand she might have even been downplaying how...

This is amazing place to have Nepalese food neat and clean seating areas ground and lower ground floor with bar facility parking available on street just out side the restaurant and side roads staff is great always smile I been to this place quite few times no complain some times they get very busy food quality and taste is same as you find in Kathmandu lots of food items in menu pure Nepalese people running this shop with Authentic Nepalese recipe love this place although is far from where i live but this is my favourite place to eat nepalese food. I love MOMO, chicken chilli and Sekwa with rice great people from great country great place great food not very far from station hardly 5 mins walk easy to find this place its on main road in little commercial road with other shops they recently refurbished this place I been there last weekend love Nepalese traditional music while you eat they usually takes 20 mins to bring your food as they make fresh. I went first to this place 2 years back with my nepalese friend who took me to have food of her country I was surprised by the taste I would recommend this place its much better book your table in advance if you are going with your few friends or they will reserved table. Love this place...

Although I rated the food 3 stars the Fried Mutton Momo and Jhol Momo was very tasty, I found the curried soup a bit spicy so I couldn’t drink it however tasted very good with the 10 pieces of pork Momos.

For Mains I shared the Thaikali Khana Mutton Platter with my sister. The mutton curry was delicious with the Bhatura fluffy fried cumin bread. The cauli aloo (potato and cauliflower curry) was tasty and the daal is mild in flavour.

There was a particular dish that spoilt my meal as it was not to our liking which was the beans with bamboo shoots, its flavour profile was something we were not accustomed to. The other side dishes were ok. The buttered rice was quite dry.

We ordered a festive sweet dessert called Khuwa Yomari which had a milky solid filling with Chai flavours, unfortunately so not to our liking either.

Their Nepalese tea and coffee was yummy and would order that again.

They do have high chairs which my brother in law had to bring up himself from downstairs. Seemed short staffed during lunchtime, however when we asked questions about the menu the waitress...