Everest Tibetan Restaurant

No Bueno. When we arrived, the restaurant was empty and we were instructed by the host (who doubled as the only server in the entire joint) to sit anywhere. The table we chose was dirty, so the host grabbed a rag and wiped it down. When we sat down, the table was damp and the moldy smell from the rag was wafting up into our faces We started with the calamari, which tasted a bit rancid and chewy. Then we had the beef soup and the chicken curry. After adding tons of salt and pepper flakes, we started to get a bit of flavor in the soup but not much. The chicken curry was also bland and was just bits of chicken in a greasy, yellow curry sauce with a cup of watery rice The...read more

Buffet. Me and a couple coworkers went to check this new place out because we love Indian buffets, but it was DISGUSTING. The selections were few, uncovered, cold and GROSS. Our waiter appeared to be a tweaker, and the restaurant as a whole was uncomfortably dirty. If you want Indian buffet, go to Kathmandu (if you are willing to make the drive) or Himalayan Kitchen (if you would rather stay in the downtown area).

Yummy!!! Pan-fried veggie momos and lentil soup are incredible. Very friendly service, nice atmosphere, great downtown location. Highly recommended!

Fresh, Home-Cooked Tibetan Food. I've been to Everest twice now once for lunch and once for dinner. Both times I received exceptional food and service. Lots of options for meat eaters and vegetarians alike. All food is clearly prepared fresh and uses quality ingredients. Their lunch buffet is excellent and their dinner entrees are tasty as well. I particularly enjoyed their lentil soup, curry and lentil dishes. The lentil soup is great as a lite and spicy appetizer. I've been served by the same gentlemen on both visits and he is very professional and courteous. All in all I rate their food and service much higher than their competitor, the Himalayan kitchen.

I'm looking forward to eating at Everest Nuage Tibetan Restaurant again. My first trip was good, but next time I'm skipping the boring noodles and rice and heading straight for those momos.