Michelle W.
Yelp
#MumusForMomos! That's not a thing, but it may as well be after a scrumptious and filling meal at Calgary Momo House. After all, good food + loose clothes = a more satisfied belly. It's simple math.
Calgary Momo House is tucked away in a plaza that is heavily catered toward the Indian community. In my short trip to Calgary, my friend and I ended up going twice despite the drive out because these momos are unforgettable and the service is great to boot.
Our favourites were the Steamed Momo - Lamb ($13.90), followed by the Steamed Momo - Chicken ($12.50). You really get the true flavour of the rather generous filling without any sauce to mask it or a fried exterior to change its mouthfeel. We still enjoyed the other styles (Jjol (house soup), Chili (wok fried), Fried, and Tandoori (masala spices)), but simple sometimes is best. On our first visit, we were accidentally served what I believe was the Chicken Thukpa (Nepali noodle soup) ($11.90), which ended up being on the house. It was kind of reminiscent of a Tom Yum Gong. We also tried the Goat Choila (grilled goat with flaked rice) ($14.50) on our second visit. It had an interesting texture with the flaked rice, but the goat was a tad dry for our liking.
In short, Calgary Momo House is THE house you want to visit for some incredible momos in Calgary. Now can we get a Vancouver Momo House too?