Everest Momo & Food Truck(Nepali and Indian cuisine) — Restaurant in Austin

We were in Austin for a few days and already craving for some Nepalese authentic foods, especially mo:mo. Found this place via google search and visited. The mo:mo were delicious and of very authentic Nepalese taste. Reminded of mo:mo from gulleys of Kathmandu or Patan. This was by far the best mo:mo I have had in the US. The owner is a very young gentlemen who is courteous, polite and respectful. If you are in Austin, try this place, you won't regret. I have a few friendly suggestion for the improvement of the atmosphere though:

Waste disposal could be little better. The trash can was broken/ old and attracted bugs. The silverwares should be stored in proper closed or at least partially covered containers, not in open.

Hope the owner will address the suggestions I made. I will definitely return to this place in the future when I...

How does this place have a 4.6 ratings?! Portions were tiny - 5 minuscule pieces of mutton that were mostly bone for $15!! We spent $50 for two main meals - one of which didn’t even come with rice - and a starter - those are restaurant prices, but with tiny portions. Flavours are good and authentic but I asked for super spicy and it was very mild. Highlight of the experience was seeing my husband have not one but two bottles of water foisted on him in case it was too spicy for him (it wasn’t) - ‘white boy water’! If you want good Indian food in Austin...

So sad to not be able to experience this place.

A friend of mine who is Nepalese recommended that the momo and soups would be vegan. However, when I tried to order the staff warned me that nothing on the menu was vegan- which I appreciate being told.

Still, when they described the ingredients nothing was non-vegan. Nevertheless, they insisted it wasn't vegan.

Very disappointing . Would love to try these dishes and I understand they can be made vegan. Perhaps they are actually being made vegan here, but this trailer does not...