Durbar Square - Authentic Nepalese & Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Manchester

I recently visited this shop and was impressed by the fantastic ambiance it creates a welcoming atmosphere that's perfect for dining.

During my visit, I tried the fried rice and noodle dishes. While they were decent, I found them to be just average compared to what I was hoping for. However, the standout item at this shop is undoubtedly the Jhol Momo. For the last five Saturdays, I’ve made it a point to return just for this dish.

Priced at around £10 or a bit more, the Jhol Momo is definitely worth it, especially if you enjoy spicy food. The flavors are vibrant, and it’s clear that the dish is crafted with care definitely made for those who appreciate a solid South Asian experience.

What’s also noteworthy is the exceptional service. The staff is attentive, and the chef showcases great skill in preparing the dishes. During my visits, I noticed that the majority of the patrons were English, which speaks volumes about the growing popularity of this shop.

I genuinely believe this place is on track to become very famous soon. I often travel across the UK in search of great momo dishes, and this particular shop's Jhol Momo is a must-try. While the rest of the menu is worth exploring, make sure to prioritize the Jhol Momo...

For those looking to explore Indian and Nepali flavors, this restaurant is a gem, especially when it comes to momos and chaats. The momos—whether plain, Chilli Momos, or the flavorful Jhol Momos—are simply amazing. Each variety has its own distinct, rich taste and is a must-try for any momo lover.

The Indo-Chinese starters also shine, offering the perfect balance of spices and flavors that hit the spot for those craving fusion cuisine.

The Dosa, while decent, might not impress if you're a South Indian expecting the traditional taste and texture. It's good but doesn’t quite live up to the authentic South Indian dosa experience.

Overall, this restaurant is a must-visit for its standout Indo-Chinese starters, chaats, and especially the diverse and...

Very bad experience. We booked a table looking at the reviews. They allowed a dog into the dining area. This needs to be notified to the council and food and hygiene department. We are allergic to dogs and this dog just came over to the table and was jumping around without a leash while we were eating. Had to leave the table with food on it after paying the bill. It was really a bad experience. The lady who was serving was not even bothered to wash her hands when she came to serve as she was petting the dog all the while. I suggest you avoid this restaurant if you are...