Momo N Curry in Concord

This is a hidden little gem. The momos are just amazing. The other stuff was good too but the best part was momos and the Nepali flavors. Ordered chicken jhol momo, choila, and samosa chat. The jhol momo absolutely made my day. I prefer food on the spicier side so I asked for some hot sauce and that made things even better. Will definitely be going back for more Nepali flavors.

Ordered TO GO for Veggie Jhol Momos. I really liked the taste of Jhol. Momos were well stuffed and it was hot even after 20 mins of drive. Would like to try more items at this place.

I went to this restaurant with some of my friends. The food was really delicious. I really liked their naan and butter chicken. Service was excellent. Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy authentic Indian and Nepalese cuisine.

This place has a good collection of food in the menu, while we were there the owner was around and we took his re recommendations, they were pretty good! He was also very friendly and spoke about few different things. I would definitely recommend the momos on sizzler, also the appetizers( we tried chili chicken and lamb bhutuwa) and they go great with some beer :), the portion size is pretty good as well, the four things was more than enough for us and we got some food to go. Surely recommend this place if you are craving some nepalese/Indian food.

We went to this Nepalese restaurant for lunch. The ambience is decent. We ordered lime juice for beverages, steamed and chilli momos for appetizers, chow mein, lasoon saag paneer and a thali with baingan bhartha, paneer tikka and onion kulcha and basil naan for bread. The lime juice with mint was really refreshing, especially the addition of chaat masala. The chilli momos were really nice especially the chilli sauce which was tangy and spicy. The saag paneer was also rich and delicious. The naan was average and so was the kulcha. Overall the dining experience was fine.

Came here last week for a little food outing with a friend and my family. Its tucked away so I almost missed the entrance but its a nice location if you know where to turn. The lady working was very kind and kept checking to make sure we were good. I got the chicken curry, my son got the samosas, we got dumplings to share, and naan. Im still not used to eating Indian food as this was only my second or third time trying it but the food was delicious. The Mango Lassi I got was nice and refreshing. The garlic and basic naan was food though I didnt much care for the onion naan my husband got because of the cilantro. The chicken curry wasnt too spicy, it was nice and mild and served with basmati rice. My son more or less liked the samosas but hes still not used to heavily spiced foods so it was a lot for him. My husband liked whatever chicken dish he got. When our friend arrived, she ended up ordering some kind of chicken tandoori and it arrived to the table sizzling which was cool. When we were done, we asked for containers for our leftovers and they were perfect sized but it did take a long time to get our checks to pay. We will definitely be back!

Momo N Curry is one of our favorite restaurants in the area. They were on our regular rotation throughout COVID. We have been impressed with their consistent high quality. Now that we can visit in person again it is great to see the family that runs the place. If you havent had a sizzling momo yet, youre really missing out. They are a treat.

Three of us came in about an hour before closing. Couldn’t tell… Food was hot, service was fresh, fast and friendly. I go to is always chicken tikka masala, added saag, butter chicken, and three orders of naan. added a take-home order of tandoori chicken, which was brought to the table, still sizzling on the platter. Rich and all-around, enjoyable flavors and experience. Can’t wait to go back to try… Well, Momo. Turns out it’s a thing haha.

Its expensive but not a good taste!Edit: compared to other Nepali restaurants in the bay, its not the best bang for the bucks.MoMo was good, Chutney for it was way too sour, chowmein was bland, chicken pieces had tandoori taste. lamb curry was ok

Hidden away from street view in Concord, next to Dunkin Donuts, this place has great food, and a comfortable atmosphere. The owner, Sam, is multiligual recovering engineer who arrived in the U.S. from India/Nepal, by way of Germany. The food is a refreshing deviation from the Americanized Indian food ubiquitous in the Bay Area.