Himalaya Restaurant

Extremely tasty, but hard on the system. Staff was friendly and food was quality. Overall cleansliness wasn’t up to 5-star standards, but I would still go back based on flavor and cultural experience.

There was a little bit of a wait( Friday dinner rush) on my to-go order. They did give me a free delicious and very much appreciated samosa while I waited. The food was hands down some of the best that I've ever had. I won't buy fried chicken anywhere else ever again. This is a great restaurant and I look forward to my next visit.

The restaurant got crowded after we ordered and we couldn't enjoy our food with people's butts constantly in our face, passing by our table. We tried to change tables but it wasn't any better, since we were sandwiched in between two other tables with no space between. The owner came over with a tray of fried vegetables and offered some. We ended up having to pay for it even though we didn't order it. We also noticed that the same tray was put on the counter and stayed there for a while uncovered while multiple people were passing by, talking over it in close proximity. Later some of the contents of that same tray ended up in to-go boxes for orders waiting to be picked up. That kind of grossed us out. The food was okay but not phenomenal and we have eaten better versions of the same dishes in the Houston area. I don't think we will return, concerns over food safety and hygene as well as the atmosphere is a huge negative and the dishes we tried don't make up for it.