The Everest Eatery — Restaurant in Malvern Hills

If Carling did Nepalese food it would 'probably' be the best this side of the Himalayas, but they don't....

....The Everest Eatery, Malvern 'DO' and in our humble opinion, it is 'THE BEST' this side of the Himalayas.

We have been dining with Raj and the team (regulars Ganesh, Himal & Bishal to name a few) since the restaurant opened a few years ago now (and before) and felt it was time to give the team some credit for what they have achieved and what they continue to deliver. Consistently prepared fabulous food, professional attentive service and warm welcoming friendship.

We travel, from Worcester to Malvern without hesitation to either dine in or to just collect take away. (home delivery available within a radius)

Don't stick to one dish at the expense of numerous other potential favourites. With a great depth and variety of spicing and flavours, from the subtle to the intense (..it's not just about the level of heat), there is always another dish to explore, whether it be vegan, vegetarian or meat based. Take it from a couple of critical diners who sit on 'all sides' of the fence when it comes to gastronomic pleasures depending on how the mood takes us....and don't worry about portion size & value for money.

We never hesitate to recommend the Everest's food & dining experience to friends & colleagues, always with positive feedback. If you're only familiar with the UK Indian dine-in food experience treat yourself to another level with authentic Nepalese cookery at its best.

Please Note: No gratuities were received for the writing of this review, we did it out of our love of good food & for the friends we have...

Just called in on the recommendation of our B&B owner, wow what a meal I just never wanted it to end. Our first time in a Nepalese restaurant, the staff were extremely courteous and helpful. We explained our naivety to their menu and the waiter promised that no matter what we ordered we would enjoy. Putting it to the test we began with salmon tikka and nepali sekuwa and we just couldn't decide which was our favourite, both incredibly delicious. Main course, gurkha special, a chicken dish and pharsi chicken curry. The taste of both was sublime, neither blew your head off and despite their 2 chilli rating they were towards the milder end of that scale. Having eaten in many curry houses up and down the country this one is head and shoulders above any other. If you were to only ever eat one Nepalese/Indian meal in your lifetime make sure it is here. An incredible meal and one I will remember for a very long time. The waiter...

Hi , I find myself in an awkward position but the last meal we had from Everest Eatery was disappointing. The starter was superb but my main course was not as good as in the past.

My wife's meal was not what she ordered and part of the meal was missing.

We had an email from Everest Eatery asking for comments , we responded , but no reply.

It takes ages to build a reputation and can be lost very quickly.

I understand as with all business people do have off days but I am really disappointed in a lack of response. Next time we go rather than order a takeaway we will dine at the restaurant and pass comment on that experience.

To potential customers who have not been to the Everest Eatery i am sure you will be happy with your meal.

It may well be that our ordered meal may have been incorrectly packed and my wife received someone else meal but who knows if they did not respond to our...