Momo Palace — Restaurant in Worcester

Wow-just wow! We were intrigued by the dumplings and dove right into the rest of the menu. We had never had food from Nepal before and loved it.

We shared 6 things between us (4 people) and loved each dish. We were able to customize our spice level for each dish from level 1 to 5, 5 being very spicy and we chose spice level three, which was good for me, who is not a super fan of spicy foods. All of the food was deliciously fresh, obviously prepared with love and it was hard to pick or favorite because they were all so good.

Our entire bill was seventy-eight dollars for a whole lot of delicious food. The service was excellent and our delightful waitress, who I believe is a co-owner brought us extra sauces and napkins and everything else we could have needed to enjoy our experience. She explained our choices in detail and was terrific. The place is sparkling clean, including the bathroom and I can't wait to find an excuse to go back to Worcester to have more. Thank you for a...

I have been to Momo Palace in the Worcester Public Market many times and it’s phenomenal. I am super happy they opened a dine-in restaurant and hope it is a success. They have a great story as the owner is a Nepali refugee. The food was just as good as their other location, but they have an expanded menu. Our waiter was friendly and very helpful. It has a fairly casual ambiance.

Highly recommend their Chat-Pate as an appetizer. It is a spicy puffed rice street food with a lot of other ingredients such as lentils, onions and cucumber. It is very similar to a Bengali snack called Jhal Muri which I’m familiar with. Chilly Momo was delicious. It is a fried mom in a spicy ketchup sauce. I also got the chicken soup momo and it was great. They can adjust the spice for all of...

The momo save this place.

We had gotten the chicken soup with spaghetti. ( I'm sorry I forgot its name.) It was OK. More citrus than I expected, but we also got the momo soup. That broth mixed with the chicken broth was fire. I'd order that again and mix them both, but on their own, the broths lacked something. We also got a fried potato stick. It wasnt crispy... don't get it. If anything, it was soggy soft. But the momos them selves were great. Customer service was OK but it's in an annoying part of town and I'd lose my patients quickly after working all day.

Atmosphere... what a cool space, but they lack the usefulness of its structure.

A potential gem. I'll try it again. We went on a Saturday night...