Nepali MoMo and Chowmin House — Restaurant in Paradise

Had one of the worst experiences here yesterday. The food was extremely oily and lacked any real flavor. We ordered momos afterward, but they were poor quality and honestly not worth serving. To make it worse, we were given salsha as momo aachar , first time I’ve ever seen that.

We shared our feedback with the server and asked them to pass it to the owner, but the owner didn’t seem to care and didn’t even bother coming over to apologize. That was really disappointing, especially after we drove 8+ hours from California, hoping to enjoy some authentic Nepali food.

I normally don’t post negative reviews and prefer talking directly to the people involved, but it was clear they weren’t interested in hearing any feedback. I really hope they take this seriously and improve both their food quality and customer service. Hope I can dine in with some good food next...

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟+ Absolutely Outstanding Service! From the moment we were seated, our server went above and beyond to make our dining experience unforgettable. Friendly, professional, and incredibly attentive without being intrusive. They anticipated our needs before we even had to ask, gave excellent menu recommendations, and made us feel truly welcome and valued.

It’s rare to come across someone who clearly takes so much pride in their work. They brought the perfect mix of warmth and efficiency. We left the restaurant not only full, but with big smiles.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. We’ll definitely be back and requesting the same...

This place falsely markets itself as an authentic Nepali restaurant, but in reality, it's just another generic Indian spot with none of the flavors or dishes you'd expect from true Nepali cuisine. Even the name on Google is misleading — it says “Nepali,” but when you show up, it’s clearly labeled as an Indian restaurant. I tried the momos and was honestly shocked. The chutney (achar) tasted absolutely awful — like something you’d want to forget immediately — and the momos themselves were dry, flavorless, and had a waxy texture like chewing rubber. Total letdown. As someone who knows real Nepali food, I felt scammed. Don’t fall...