Incredible food. Everything was high quality and tasted delicious. We had Nepali samosas (similar to Indian samosa but small empanada shape and deep fried). Great tamarind chutney. Steamed vegetarian momos were perfect, full of veggies and creamy, spicy sauce. Mughlai saag with goat cheese was outstanding, spicy as requested. Even the jeera rice was well-seasoned and perfectly fluffy. Best South Asian food in all of Sacramento for me. Good beers (Barahsinghe!) plus a polite and attentive waitress as well. Fantastic meal. I'll definitely be back + also plan to order from here from now on.
Vegan Restaurant
Everest Curry
· $$$$ · sacramento · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Incredible food. Everything was high quality and tasted delicious. We had Nepali samosas (similar to Indian samosa but small empanada shape and deep fried). Great tamarind chutney. Steamed vegetarian momos were perfect, full of veggies and creamy, spicy sauce. Mughlai saag with goat cheese was outstanding, spicy as requested. Even the jeera rice was well-seasoned and perfectly fluffy. Best South Asian food in all of Sacramento for me. Good beers (Barahsinghe!) plus a polite and attentive waitress as well. Fantastic meal. I'll definitely be back + also plan to order from here from now on.
🤔🤔🤔I ordered a 7 butter chapati for about $37 around 6 or 7 in the evening. During my visit, I noticed that the staff seemed unusually worried. It's fascinating how some people assume that all Indians work as delivery drivers, like Doordashers. I was seated at the front table near the register but after waiting for a while, the staff asked me to move to a table at the entrance. I didn't feel this was necessary, especially since the place wasn’t busy, and it left me feeling somewhat insulted.
🤔🤔🤔I ordered a 7 butter chapati for about $37 around 6 or 7 in the evening. During my visit, I noticed that the staff seemed unusually worried. It's fascinating how some people assume that all Indians work as delivery drivers, like Doordashers. I was seated at the front table near the register but after waiting for a while, the staff asked me to move to a table at the entrance. I didn't feel this was necessary, especially since the place wasn’t busy, and it left me feeling somewhat insulted.
Best Nepalese and Indian food I’ve ever had. The dumplings are out of this world and the special lamb dish was one of kind!