Momo Kitchen - Chesapeake

Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in chesapeake now. Staff were very friendly and polite, the food was incredible. We had the chicken momo soup which had kufta in the dumplings that was excellent. My chicken curry was the best I've had in a restaurant in many years, the potato tikiya was excellent too. Everything was seasoned and spiced perfectly.

I love these kinds of places and just want to say that this is my go to comfort food and chill vibe location. I love the family and the people that serve there. Do not go here if you are expecting fine dining, but definitely come expecting amazing food. I only come for the steamed momos. The best way to do it is chicken if you eat meat and sesame chutney for sure for the sauce! I am always down for the drive and am so glad that this is local to the 757 area because there are not many Nepalese places that specialize in momos and they are amazing. Wish more people knew about this hidden gem in the 757 area!

Clean, open space and very friendly staff. I enjoyed my meal here, but it was a bit underwhelming. The momo and the housemade sauce were yummy. The rice was good but plain. I enjoyed the deep fried banana Momo but I was expecting it to come with a dipping sauce of some sort. Overall, you won't regret going to Momo Kitchen, but I don't think it's worth a 30min drive from home for me to go again.

We ordered veg momos, Manchuria, and a few more things, I was so disappointed with the food taste, Manchuria balls and momos were made up of same stuffing, there was nothing different, paneer was too hard to chew and the rice was too dry, service and atmosphere was good though.

Went in there to place an order and was ignored. Sat down, still no one came up to me, they allowed two people to order ahead of me who came in after I did, without still saying anything to me. I was completely ignored so I left. Horrible customer service, won't be back.