Lhasa Tibetan - New York City

I wouldn't recommend ordering the Am-jha. It's supposed to be a creamy milk tea with salt, but it was so diluted that it tasted more like plain water.

What truly distinguishes Lhasa is the attentive staff, who go above and beyond to ensure that your dining experience is memorable. In a city famous for its diverse food scene, Lhasa Restaurant is a standout destination for anyone looking to savor the tastes of Tibet. It’s a culinary and cultural journey that leaves a lasting impression, making you eager to return for more.

The service was excellent, and my waiter was very accommodating. I ordered cold veggie noodles, but they turned out to be too spicy for my liking. Even after I mentioned it was okay, my waiter kindly brought me a milder version. However, I didn't particularly enjoy my entree or the appetizer we tried (sushi lhamo), which is why I'm giving this place three stars.

We ordered the vegetarian momo platter for delivery, which included chive momos, potato momos, and mushroom momos. Although they were intriguing, they didn't quite measure up to the classic vegetable momos that feature a medley of veggies. I found the potato and mushroom varieties to be rather bland, and the chive flavor didn’t align well with what I typically expect from momos.

Pretty good momos and a variety of other dishes, guessing they do a lot of takeout or delivery. Some previous reviews said was cash only but they definitely accept cards.