Everest Indian Cuisine is a popular spot in Middletown! The food was delicious and fantastic - and I wish I could have ordered more! Note to self - next time I go, I have to wait to eat because the food comes out HOT! A Mango Lassi might be in order next time too - because we did see someone else order that and it looked great!
Vegan Restaurant
Everest Indian Cuisine
· $$$$ · middletown · 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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Everest Indian Cuisine is a popular spot in Middletown! The food was delicious and fantastic - and I wish I could have ordered more! Note to self - next time I go, I have to wait to eat because the food comes out HOT! A Mango Lassi might be in order next time too - because we did see someone else order that and it looked great!
The people working there were lovely and kind! We tried a couple different things but momos were my favorite. Honest the curry was blend, it needed some salt, spices, lemon, and chilli powder to make it spicy since we asked for medium and spicy food but tasted mild. The naan i personally didn't mind but my family is not a fan of fluffy, doughy naan. The dahi puri was undone, we had to put the dahi (yogurt) on in ourselves which i get to not make it soft but its not how it is normally given. The dahi didnt taste like normal but that could be a cultural food difference. I would for sure go for the momos again and i still want to try the chowmein.
The people working there were lovely and kind! We tried a couple different things but momos were my favorite. Honest the curry was blend, it needed some salt, spices, lemon, and chilli powder to make it spicy since we asked for medium and spicy food but tasted mild. The naan i personally didn't mind but my family is not a fan of fluffy, doughy naan. The dahi puri was undone, we had to put the dahi (yogurt) on in ourselves which i get to not make it soft but its not how it is normally given. The dahi didnt taste like normal but that could be a cultural food difference. I would for sure go for the momos again and i still want to try the chowmein.
Ordered the Nepalese curry noodle and the spicy goat curry dish take out. The food was delicious, and i gat a pleasant surprise of a free dessert. The lady at the front counter is a delight and is willing to guide you if you are not familiar with the cuisine. My new favorite place.