Thukpa : Authentic Tibetan Food

Went to this restaurant as my friend is head over heels for this place and I loved every second of being there !!! As soon as you enter it you get that dim lit cozy vibe ( mind you, you have to remove your footwear at the entrance so wear something comfortable<3). And most importantly, also the best part, about the place the food, you get a very nice portion for your money and on top of that it's very yum. So, overall you want to have cozy little outing with good food but don't want to spend a lot of money definitely go there !!!

Tried Chicken Soup and Chowmein here before – Chowmein was good, soup was nice 'n hot. During a recent visit, we had Chicken Thukpa and Chicken Steam Momo. Momo had flavorful filling but thick coating didn't work for me. Thukpa wasn't piping hot, soup was kinda tasty.

They used to make really good food before but now i feel like something has changed.. the taste of the momos has changed specially the malai momo.. the size of the momos have also reduced.. but the pork thukpa is the same which is a good thing.. moreover i feel like they need to work on their malai momo and other momos as well.. The service is good, the atmosphere is also good.. they only need to work on their momos since i only ate momos and thukpa here :)

We have tried there pork malai momo , pork jhol momo and pork special chow . Pork malai momo is exceptionally good , rest of two dishes are ok .

Most tasty, luxury and beautiful foods and atmosphere with affordable price. Definitely worth it, many common items are below ₹100. No compromise with food and taste. And owner and staffs are very friendly.

Service needs to be improved.The waiters are busy gossiping and sometimes forget to take orders too. Food is averaged ,can be worked upon

This place which offers Chinese and Tibetan has a welcoming ambiance with cozy décor, making it a nice spot to relax. The menu offers a variety of dishes, but the taste was just average and didn't stand out. Worth a visit for the pleasant atmosphere, but don't expect exceptional flavors. Ideal for a casual hangout.

As a foodie I would say it's not worth place to have thukpa. I tried jhol momo, momo was ok not delicious but I liked the soup which was given along with momo. And I tried pork thukpa which was again bland in taste. And lastly I tried chicken fried rice with chilly chicken dry, chicken fried rice wasn't taste like fried rice, it's bland in taste not have that yummy flavour in it and you all saw the picture of chilly chicken dry, which didn't looked like chilly chicken dry at all. I don't know what masala and colour they added but it didn't taste good at all. That day I decided it was my first and last day to visit. It's purely running on just the name not for the flavour.