Himalayan House

Restaurant · Adams-Normandie

Himalayan House

Restaurant · Adams-Normandie

1277 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Highlights

Unassuming Nepalese eatery serving traditional stews & curries in a cozy, brightly painted interior.

1277 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90007 Get directions

himalayanhouse.org

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@infatuation

"Himalayan House is a Nepali strip mall spot near USC where you can order a thali of various curries for under $20. That’s a great deal for broke college students or anyone in the area looking for a flavorful (and spicy) meal for not too much money. You’ll want to order some of Himalayan House’s juicy momos. These steamed dumplings aren’t filled with soup (trust us, we’ve looked), but each one is so succulent you’d think it contained a big spoonful of Campbell’s. The minced chicken filling has a slight sweetness from garlic and onion, which makes these Nepali dumplings mild in a comforting way. For a bigger punch of flavor, add a few dabs of the fiery tomato-sesame hot sauce on the side." - Sylvio Martins

Himalayan House - Review - West Adams - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

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@eater

"For top-notch Indian and Nepalese food near campus, Himalayan House is the obvious choice. Though the restaurant’s exterior appears small and unassuming, the menu is quite the opposite, as it boasts a wide array of classic Indian dishes like chicken tikka masala and garlic naan, as well as steamed momo dumplings. The mixed tandoori platter is a stellar choice for those who want to dabble in an array of flavorful protein options, while the yak meat is also worth a try for those feeling adventurous." - Cathy Park

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Florian rockstroh

Google

went for the first time after being a long time ago in Nepal and felt good. Momo, the reason I came for been absolutely delicious and we had a cheese naan and a lamb khorma on top. All very tasty and prices are like everywhere. Staff is kind and helpful. recommended to give it a try if you haven’t tasted the food or been to the country before.

Jeff Liwag

Google

Great, tasty Indian/Nepalese food. We ordered the chicken fried rice, chicken tikka masala, and garlic naan - they were all scrumptious and hit the spot. I asked for medium level spiciness and they nailed it. The garlic naan is made in house, from scratch and it was the most delicious garlic naan (or any naan for that matter) I've ever had. The service is great too. I wish they'd get more customers because they deserve it.

Gloria v

Google

It's on a weird location but wasn't hard to find parking. Other than Indian food, I'm not used to other food they offer and my opinion can only be compared to other Indian restaurants in town. Greeted as soon as we arrived, there wasn't anyone else but a few orders were picked up while we dine. It's clean and prices are fair, ordered chicken korma and chicken Tikka, one spicy and one not spicy at all. Both ended up being spicy, not unbearable to us but not edible to our toddler. Rice came with order and ordered a Naan as an extra. Only thing I complain about is both curries we're slightly soupier than most places, but taste was still there.

Vanessa

Google

The best Indian food and love the garlic nann bread and fried dumplings 🥟 I highly recommend this place if you want something different. So yummy 😋

DumbGrape420

Google

AN AMAZING HOLE IN THE WALL!!!! one of best indian food that i have ever had, this is a must go if you are in the area… better that the michelin star indian restaurant in santa barbara by a LONGGGG shot, if i could give more than 5 stars i would

Habit Glessa

Google

Very nice people. Family owned restaurant. Very good food too. Really recommend you guys come here.

Satish Khadka

Google

I recently ordered chicken momo from the Himalayan restaurant for takeout. The flavors were delightful and the taste was quite good. However, there were a few letdowns in the experience. Unfortunately, some of the momo pieces were not steamed properly. I noticed flour residue on a few of them, and to make matters worse, some pieces had a rather hard texture. This oversight had a negative impact on my overall meal, as it disrupted the enjoyment of the dish and left my bowl in a bit of a mess. While the taste was promising, the inconsistency in the steaming process was a downside. I hope the restaurant takes note of these concerns and works to ensure a more consistent and satisfying dining experience for its patrons.

S Sth

Google

I had their mutton thali and it was the worst thali I ever had in my life.It was overpriced and the thali had only 3 piece of meat and the quality of the rice was also very bad it was like we were chewing plastic. Replied to owners reply : first try to be professional you cant say dont come back to customer just because we made you realise how deep is your restaurant. Try to focus on improving, instead of losing a customer. Literally your food sucks. Rice was like a chewing plastic and thats the fact. I guess we expected more from a nepali restaurant. Dont give the bad quality food and spoil the image of Nepali thali for saving few bucks. I suggest you try some nepali food from texas DFW and get inspired. Aba ofcourse khana nai 5-6 chamchi jati diyesi 3-4 choti thapi halxa ni. Good luck never coming again. Re reply: Nothing to say, afno image ra customer interaction kasto cha vanera afai public platform ma proof garirakhnu vayeko cha. Feri pani not only me jo koi pani ekchoti tya gayesi they never gonna come back dont worry. With due respect, Just wanna say again, please dont ruin the image of Nepali Thali in foreign land to save few bucks 😭