Everest Bistro (Nepali & Thai)

If you're looking for Nepali food in Charlotte, it's not easy to find, which is how we ended up here. We went with friends and shared: - Samosa Chaat - Mango Chana Chaat - Veg Momos - Lamb Sekuwa - Khasi ko Masu - Gaeng Garee (paneer) - Hariyo Khorsani (chicken) - Garlic Bread My favorite dishes were the Momos and Khasi ko Masu. The goat was very tender and the sauce was flavorful. My next favorite dishes were the Mango Chana Chaat and Gaeng Garee. They gave enough seating for 4 people total outside which we were happy to take. If you're looking for Nepali food in Charlotte, check this spot out.

Unique restaurant with good dishes. Never had nepalese or himalayan cuisine. It's somewhat similar to chinese food and indian. The fried rice was very good, alpng with the pepper chicken. Thr momos were decent as well, like a round dunpling. The sauces on the side are unique and flavorful. Overall an interesting cuisine with good food, and prepared well here.

We first came to Everest Bistro in August and really liked it. We had initially ordered to go but decided to dine in. The owner was really nice and brought us extra plates and cups. We ordered chicken chowmein, chicken momo, samosa chat and chatpate. I remember everything tasting delicious so we decided to go again. They must have changed the chef or something because we were really disappointed. We ordered the same things again: chicken chowmein, chicken momo, samosa chat and chatpate. First thing I noticed was that the chatpate was significantly smaller portion and looked different from before. Also, it was mostly puffed rice with very little potatoes and crunchy noodles. I got medium spicy chowmein, but it lacked spice and flavor. The momos were fine and the samosa chat was mostly yogurt with very little samosa so we felt like we didn’t get our moneys worth. Our server was nice and looked like he was the only one working. We had gone in the second time with really high expectations