Dorjee Momo

My experience was okk. I had better expectation from this place. I love momo. And most place i go they have great momo’s. But I gave 1 star for several reason. First Their food was okk not outstanding. But nothing like you can charge $14 for 6 momo’s. Second they charge carry out fee $3.00 which i never saw anywhere. Third they can’t explain to me why they charge people carry out fee. I don’t mind paying for food if its good. But their portion is very small compare to their price which i found waste of money. It feels like you paid for something amazing but got nothing. I am frustrated about their pricing and unreasonable service fees....they might be popular but its just i don’t recommend this place for momo to anyone. .... .... .... ☹️☹️😶😶👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

I really enjoyed this place! Tucked away above a bagel shop, this hidden gem offers up hot pots with delicious broth and enough accoutrements to make a feast for 4. If you don’t have 3 friends I’ll tow, I recommend sitting at the bar and pairing the momo with some of their custom cocktails. This place has an amazing assortment of delicious vegetarian options, and the lamb momo or crispy pork belly will satiate even the pickiest of carnivores. I can’t wait to go back and try more of the menu!

Dorjee Momo is an incredible experience. Small delicious plates of foods that I’ve never tasted before yet are instantly cozy and appreciable. The space is intimate and cute. The cocktails are creative and delicious. Highly recommend

Wonderful hot pot broth and plenty of food even if you order the vegan selection. Expensive but lovely. Momo, unfortunately, were underwhelming. Crispy around the edges, but bland filling and $14 for five bites.

Holy moly. Do yourself a favor and get to this restaurant. I spend a lot of time in Tibetan communities in northern India and Nepal, and I consider myself somewhat of a momo connoisseur. The chicken momos here were the best I've ever had, hands-down. The 21-spice sepen was amazing. Just the perfect amount of kick, without being over the top spicy. The momos are steamed and pan-fried, which makes them soft, and juicy, and just a little bit crispy. I also had the Bossy Lady cocktail, and some sorbet for dessert, which were both stellar. Be aware that the place is small, and was nearly full by the time I left at 6:30 on a Sunday. Apparently they take reservations for their hot-pot dinner. But seriously. Get the momos. You won't regret it.

Dorjee Momo changed my life! It is incredible food from incredible people. Chef Dorjee and his wife AJ are making food inspired from Sichuan and the Tibetan plateau that will bring you to a complex and beautiful part of the world. I lived in Sichuan, China for two summers and the food here is on par with some of the best restaurants I’ve eaten at in China. The food is a bit pricey but worth every dollar. Get your reservations in because they are packed on the weekend!! Don’t miss this place!!

So we walked into this place, excited to try a new momo place. First of all for some reason, the guy lied about not having enough seating (maybe cuz we’re Nepalese) Maybe this is good dumplings for those that havent had much experience with momos before. But this is cheap, unauthentic, chinese-ish dumplings. Stay away!

The food was delicious and the drinks were as well. We didn't do the pot because we didn't have 4 people but the smaller dishes were all delicious. I love having you at Eastern Market and hope you will find a space there that works for you permanently.