Katmandu Momo

Nice small new restaurant downtown Conway with a lot of potential. It had a nice rustic vibe inside. They said they are planning to have a bar. Also, the drinks are glass bottle soda and bottled water and there is a charge per bottle. They stated they are in the works to get a fountain machine to eliminate this. I read this on another review prior to dining and accepted the fact. It was worth it. The food was good over all. I think they need a little tweaking with some more flavor on some of the dishes. Nothing tasted bad, just needed to take it up a notch. The chili momos made with pork were great. The turmeric rice side dish came out a little cold, just barely above room temperature but everything else was very hot upon delivery to the table. The chicken chowmein was made with rice noodles. The chicken was delicious but the noodles were a touch bland and oily. With small adjustments, as they are new, I believe they will go far! I can’t wait to go back and see how they are doing with the changes inside. Also, a little training on how to describe some If the dishes more accurately to newcomers would help.

Great environment!! Food was all prepared fresh to order, great service, comfortable seating, and relaxing location. The menu has something for everyone, and I now have more than just one favorite dish. Be prepared to wait on them to cook your food exactly to your specifications and to perfection. We will be back often!!

This was a first for me and I loved the food here! We had the momo (dumplings) and allo dum (Nepali-style spicy potato salad), Nepali khana (a feast!), chicken chow mein, turmeric rice, and Nepali milk chai. If Conway were my hometown I would eat here every week, but I will have to make due with my visits instead. The food is reminiscent of its neighboring areas of Asia. There were times I was reminded of North Indian food, but there were also things like the chow mein and spring rolls that were similar to Chinese food. Similarities aside, the spice blends and sauces were unique and I loved them. The service was quick and friendly, the prices reasonable, and the food fresh and delicious.

I really want to give 5 stars but I want to try this place at least one more time before I can. We tried a couple dishes-Lo mein w/ rice noodles and chili momo. The lo-mein in my opinion needed alot more flavor and the waitress couldn't give a very good description of the flavor. She said "it has alot ov flavor but doesn't taste like the ones on the chinese buffet". Ha. She couldn't tell me if it was a soy-based, or sweet, or spicy, had any sauce at all(which I assumed it did have sauce but I didnt know bc I had never had this type of food) or anything. My description would be: very bland, but grilled, with peppers with the vegetables having most of the flavor...if that makes sense. On the other hand, we also had the chili momo-which I thought was pretty good. She also couldnt describe it either, so I will do my best, b/c if you're like me, you have never had a "momo". The dish was kind of like a meatless chili(like the chili you eat in winter) mixed with spice, with the pork momo-which was like a seared dumpling-like thing. I would definitely try the momo again(they have a few different ones to try) but probably not the lo mein. Everything was made to order, and fresh, with quality ingredients and I think it will get better. I will try this place again!

This place is amazing! I order the Lo Mein and steamed and pan fried Momo, both were amazing! Dipping sauce for the Momo was a tomato based sauce that was wonderful. The Lo Mein had a yellow curry on it that was slightly spicy and delicious. The wait staff was very friendly and the food was prepared quickly. I've found myself a new favorite restaurant and I think everyone should try this place too!