Momo King STL

Take out order. Ordered without mayo but when I got home it had mayo on it. Must be a past McDonald's employee taking the orders. There were no other customers in the building. Otherwise the sandwich tasted ok.

I drove 30 minutes to try this place, so I had pretty high hopes. I ordered Chicken Chilly Momo, Steamed Pork Momo, and Chicken Chow Mein. The Steamed Pork Momo was fine,no complaints. The Chilly Momo was super soggy, which really threw off the flavor and texture. The Chicken Chow Mein was way too oily — it felt like it had been drenched in oil. Overall, not the worst experience, but definitely expected better.

Everyone was super friendly but the food was average enough. The orange chicken seemed almost like a fried breaded popcorn chicken, but the sauce was pretty tasty. The rice grain they use most people wouldn't be used to in american takeout, its tougher longer, and is a bit less flavorful than jasmine. The lo mein noodles were tasty enough but the chicken was extremely overcooked, and hard to chew. The fried dumplings were ok I guess, but the sauce it came with was flavorless.

I absolutely love Momo King! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Their momos are juicy and packed with authentic taste that reminds me of homemade comfort food. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and makes you feel like family every time you visit. Service is quick, and the portions are generous for the price. Definitely my go-to spot whenever I’m craving delicious momos!

Absolutely the best momo in town! The flavors are authentic and so delicious, and my order was ready super fast. They also offer a variety of other Nepali dishes that are just as tasty. Highly recommend if you’re craving something fresh, flavorful, and comforting!

Yummy! But the levels of spice for the orange chicken don't really mean much. I got the hottest option and it was barely spicy. But still delicious!! And the Thai tea is the best I have EVER had

I had the most delicious, authentic Nepali dinner at Momo! A must stop to eat if you are near or worth the travel if not. Any negative reviews have got to be from competition because they are so far from the truth.

Its a nice food truck serving yummy dumplings. Flavors are kinda asian and the quantity is good tpo

I'm from KC. This is the second time I've been here. Not the last. The first time was an accident. The second time I brought friends. The food is so good. I've tried steamed, fried, and chili momo and while are amazing, my favorite is the chili momo. So good! I've also had the pani puri. I highly recommend them if you like potatoes. The people working there truck are really nice and good with the recommendations.

I just recently heard of this food truck a couple days ago,and I've been on the search for some traditional Nepali food ever since I tried some in Ohio. I was so excited to try this place and it definitely lives up to my expectations! I tried the Chicken Momo soup and it was amazing! The Momo (dumplings) were perfectly made and the soup had the right amount of spice. I thought I was going to save half for later but I ended up eating it all. Momo King also offers other traditional Nepali foods and sounded delicious, so I'll definitely have to return in the near future! I thought it was going to be hard to find this food truck based on the photos, but their bright neon lights made it really easy. The workers were efficient, nice, and very professional as well.

I really enjoy the steamed dumplings. I've tried the wild boar and the chicken. Both good. The orange chicken is OK. The sauce is good. The chicken is little breaded balls with the orange sauce on top and some steamed rice. Hard to know if it's really chicken or not. It tastes fine, but it also tastes manufactured. The only real complaint I have is the sekuwa. Its grilled meat. Mine was fatty and it had lots of gristle from the grill. Im more inclined to order steamed items in the future

My husband was in the mood for spicy and this was definitely a hit! The chili momos were definitely spicy! They were crispy and tossed in a delicious chili sauce. I would say that the typical Midwest palate wouldn't be able to tolerate the spicy, but my husband and I loved them. The mango lasse was perfect for cooling the tongue! The fried rice was pretty good, but the momos and fries noodles were shining stars! My daughter had the steamed chicken momos. The dipping sauce was INCREDIBLE! Flavorful without being too spicy. The noodles were so tasty and the kids loved them. The staff were very nice and service was quick. I'm hoping they add more tables and maybe an umbrella or two for sunny days. We took ours to go because it was a bit too chilly to eat outside. We'll definitely be back!

Passed this food truck a million times to and from work, thought I'd pop over and give it a try. Figured for a first try I'd give their orange chicken a go. The shape of the chicken seemed suspiciously like frozen popcorn chicken you'd get at a grocery store... but you know what? Even if that were the case, I can't even be mad. Everything was cooked PERFECTLY. The white rice on the side was flawless, the sauce was awesome, and IF the chicken was pre-batched, it was prepared in the fryer so it was perfectly crispy and evenly cooked. Did I choose the wrong item? Probably, because after taking a longer look at their menu they have way more interesting and authentic sounding options. I'm definitely going to be back to try them though, because if this is the worst they have to offer, I can't wait to try their best.