Momi Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Seattle

Authentic Flavors and Warm Hospitality at Momi Indian Kitchen 📍 6900 E Green Lake Way N, Seattle, WA 98115 I had the absolute pleasure of dining at Momi Indian Kitchen, and it was easily one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. With the thoughtful guidance of my wonderful server, I ordered three dishes—and every single one was outstanding. I went with the fish curry, vegetable jalfrezi, and spinach dal. Each dish was flavorful, plentiful, and clearly crafted with care. The spices were beautifully aromatic and balanced—rich and complex without being overpowering. I was especially pleased that when I asked for medium spice, it was actually medium—delivering just the right amount of heat without overwhelming the dish. The service was just as memorable as the food: friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. I’m so happy to have found this gem right here in the Green Lake neighborhood. Momi Indian Kitchen is now firmly in my local rotation—and I can’t wait to return. If you’re looking for delicious, authentic Indian cuisine in a relaxed and inviting setting, don’t...

My parents and I have been looking forward to the opening of this restaurant for a while now. We knew they had a location in Everett, so we were excited to see a new one open in the Green Lake area. As we walked by today, we were thrilled to see it was finally open for customers. The hosts were extremely friendly, made us feel welcome, ensured we had everything we needed, and answered all our questions promptly. We were all impressed with our dishes and pleasantly surprised that the spice level was just right—there was no need to ask for adjustments. The flavors were perfectly balanced and made our meals truly delicious. The only suggestion we have is to consider adding some background music to enhance the atmosphere. Other than that, we’re so excited to have a dedicated and delicious Indian restaurant join the Green Lake Village community. We’re looking forward to...

I had the pleasure of passing by for lunch and had my first try of Indian cuisine at Momi's. The experience was sooo welcoming from the beautiful floral decor, the delicious smell of spices, to the wonderful staff greeting you the moment you walk in. Trying the Aloo 65 over rice the first time at spice level medium with the suggestion of the owner because some people can not handle spice. I accepted this despite loving spice (Im from the south) and love spicy foods. The medium was definitely delicious but I was craving that extra spice (... it is no joke!) It was still so very good despite not ordering with rice and my tongue screaming but the more I felt the burn, the more I wanted to eat and I had to make the sad decision to stop 'torturing' myself for the night and eat it a little later. IT WAS SO...