Tibetan Delight

If you are a Chinese food lover, then you should definitely visit the place. The food is awesome. The ambience is good & quite well enough to enjoy your food REMEMBER visit the place 30 minutes before your desired eating time, cause you will have to wait for your turn. Two important points you can remember/understand while visiting the restaurant is that this is a family restaurant and they have very limited space so instant of making this place a gossip Adda one should concentrate on the food by taking their desire time and vacant the table for the next waiting person. I saw a couple sitting there for 1 hour and 20 minutes with just 1 item, ordered on the table as they were not having the food and just gossiping around. The second point is that all tables have a capacity of 4 people so if you are visiting as a couple, they can ask you politely to share your table with another couple so that the waiting queue doesn't get longer. We happily shared our table, but I saw some people, behaving very rudely and completely putting their bags on the other side to avoid sharing. This is small family restaurant. The food is awesome. Let everyone get a taste of the food and enjoy it. Don't occupy the place. Don't act like you own it, enjoy yourself and let everybody do the same as well.

A very small place, but the food was delicious. It was a bit confusing to find the exact alley but once you find it, you can spot the place easily. The staff are very responsive and polite in nature. We tried the momo, special rice noodles and fish in hot garlic sauce, which was way better than we expected. Only drawback for this place is that the sitting space is very small, one might have to share a table in peak hours, and there's no AC service available, so it might be a problem in hot weather. Otherwise the place is definitely worth it.

it was not at all a good experience. had high expectations, but so disappointing. ordered *chicken momos*- which were the only and only good part but everything else like *sweet and sour chicken, chinese chop suey and a sliced pork dish* were all hideous. sliced pork was so blank, unseasoned. sweet sour chicken and the chop suey tasted identical. WHAT WAS THE USE OF ORDERING DIFFERENT ITEMS THEN? why keep items in the menu that aren't well made? writing time is a lot, but if the food was good enough that wouldn't have hurt. service is decent, staff behaviour is very polite, no complaints in there as well as the price but what use if the taste wasn't worthy at all? i don't understand why some places are so OVERHYPED. they do not really stand up to the expectations, I have wanted to visit this place for one year and now I will never come back again.

A small Chinese restaurant that has quickly become one of my favorites. Despite its modest size, the food is absolutely outstanding. Every dish is prepared with a perfect balance of flavors, and the freshness of the ingredients really shines through. Whether it's their savory Kothey Momo, crispy konje chicken or pan fried pork each item is consistently delicious. The flavors are rich and the portions are huge for the price ,one plate of noodles is enough for 2 person. What I appreciate most is the attention to detail in each dish. The stir-fries are cooked to perfection, the sauces are just the right consistency, and the balance of spices is spot-on. The owner lady is very friendly and welcoming, making each visit feel like a pleasant experience. Despite being a small establishment, it offers a good atmosphere. The restaurant's menu is varied, so there's always something new to try, but I always end up returning to my favorite dishes because they're simply so good. If you're looking for authentic, mouth-watering Chinese cuisine, this hidden gem is a must-try. It's become my go-to place for satisfying my cravings.

An authentic Tibetan eatery hidden in a small lane, with a cozy atmosphere and delicious food! I've been going there since college with my friends and love it. The space is a bit small, might have to wait for some time or have to share a table. All in all it's a good spot

I recently dined at this cozy Tibetan restaurant and tried their Pan-Fried Chicken Lollipop and Chicken Steam Momo both were incredibly flavorful and satisfying. However, the place is quite small, and there was a long queue to get in, but the food made it well worth the wait. Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic Tibetan flavors!

This is an authentic Tibetan eatery tucked away in a small lane. Due to its limited space, be prepared to wait in a queue, but trust me, it's worth it! The food here is truly authentic, and the Chicken Steamed Momos are an absolute gem--an absolute must-try! The Veg Burnt Garlic Rice , veg hakka noodles and Hong Kong Chicken are also quite delicious. I highly recommend the Chicken Steamed Momos and Veg Burnt Garlic Rice for their rich flavors. Plus, the portion sizes are generous, easily enough for two people. This place is a hidden gem that deserves all the love!

*Tibetan Delight* MAIN COURSE * Schezwan Chowmein * Chilly Garlick Fried Rice * Hunan Chicken STARTER * Pan Fried Schezwan Chicken Momo * Kothey Pork Momo * Roasted Chilly Red Pepper Pork The starter was really good. But don't go for the main course it's a waste.