Kailash Momo - Speisekarte

delicious Nepali cuisine, warm friendly staff good ambiente. good quality quantity of food. in any case you can explore their wide menu.

After so many weeks we had momos in kailash momo restaurant we tried and it was too delicious First time i tried pork momo and pork fried rice it was roo delicious and tasty

Food is great here, yummy momo, great mutton curry and well cooked rice. However, the wait is quite long but I guess it is worth it. Prices are decent, their samosa is amazing and lovely presentation of food.

it was very disappointing to see that they treated "white people" or English speaking people better. very obvious as they constantly check whether everything was in order, but I was never checked once when my food was in order. (I speak the same language as the owner)

Food is average when someone is eating out there..we ordered dumpling along with noodles bt yes had to wait almost 40 mins..but dont think to go for home delivery..totally unhappy with my experience as ordered chilly chicken which was very very hard...almost unchewable...noodles were sticky oily...cant eat...

this is the best place for authentic nepali and Tibetan food. I was totally through the throathead and the Mutton stew and ripped. the meals are generous for the price. I would suggest the diner to try the curries and sukuti and the thalis next to the momos and the nudes. the ambiente adds only the experience. I loved it!

Nepalese food done well. Right amidst Greenwich is this gem of an asian restaurant serving a great variety of Nepalese cuisine at affordable prices and good portions The interiors are very basic, ethnic maybe and the food arrives quick I'd reccomend Jhol Momos Chilly Chicken Momos Spring Rolls Gol Gappe Very flavorful and spicy food, spiced very well. Definitely worth a try if you like your spicy indian food.

Most suburban and semi-suburban high streets have to make do with a string of chain restaurants, but the denizens of Woolwich doesn’t have to put up with such dreary, unimaginative, repetitive and frankly tedious slop. The streets branching off from the town centre host a string of interesting restaurants – Blue Nile, Viet Baguette and Kailash Momo. Eritrean, Vietnamese and Tibetan food all within two minutes of each other – it’s one of the many reasons I love London.

We made a mistake of arriving at the restaurant without a reservation and as a result we were told that we would have to wait for 20-25 minutes. Instead of waiting there, we took a walk in the neighbourhood always good for building up an appetite and came back in 20 minutes. We were taken to our table immediately this time around. The establishment has set up the interiors in a way that gives its patrons the Tibetan' feel down to their china pattern We ordered steamed chicken momo, fried chicken momo and chicken sabhalay. While the momo was up to our expectations, I was a bit disappointed by the sabhalay. The outer layer the dough, was bit too hard fried and the chicken filling...read more