Momo N Curry

Aisha super nice at the front. Place felt nice and calm. Had goat curry lunch special which was a pretty good deal- comes with big serving of naan and rice. Curry was great, naan was excellent. Momos were good but I probably wouldn't get them again. Would certainly recommend this place for a quick lunch or takeout.

My 5 star on 1. Complimentary tea 2. Reasonably less price for their Nepali/Indian menu. 3. Sweet gesture 4. Option to choose any curry for lunch that comes with naan and rice. 5. Noodles Indo / Chinese style ( I wish they take care of the salt per taste) 6. Reasonably clean.

When I’ve had a long, hard day at work, I can rest assured that Momo N Curry will have a hot, delicious, steaming Chicken Tikka Masala with Garlic Naan waiting for me😍

Momo N Curry is a really good place to get momo and other things as well! After eating there many times, would certainly recommend. The atmosphere is great and they have tea available while you wait for your food

Was craving Indian food but this was a big disappointment. Ordered a lot of food but nothing was really tasty, and some of the items were sad Chicken momos, veg momos, dal makhani, chilli paneer, naan

Momo curry is a good restaurant. The Masala taste good and it is affordable. The staff were nice and attended to me promptly. I ordered takeout and my food was ready within 20 minutes. I will be visiting again when I start craving this food again. It is located in somerville just opposite market basket. There is no parking by the restaurant but customers can utilize the market basket nearby.

The owner was so nice and made conversation with us! The food was well seasoned and delicious! Highly recommend the chicken noodles, they were spicy and the vegetables were crunchy. Definitely would recommend to people who love garlic naan, they load it UP.

We recently moved to the area and this place impressed us so much, we went twice in one week! The Chicken Tikka Masala was on point, very tangy and creamy with the right amount of heat (we got medium). The spicy, creamy sauce is addictive. Definitely one of the best Tikka Masala’s I ever had! The Chicken Curry is a common, stereotypical curry with really well-cooked chicken. The chicken was perfectly spiced and still juicy. If this place can nail a chicken curry and chicken tikka masala, I would assume everything on the menu is great. We later went back and got the Lamb Curry (not pictured) which was fantastic. The lamb was well-cooked, tender, and spiced perfectly without a hint of the typical gamey lamb flavor. Each curry is specifically crafted to balance out every dish differently. The chicken curry is a lighter sauce which compliments the chicken (although still heavy in a sense) while the dark lamb curry sauce really balances the meaty, hearty flavor of the red meat. Goat momos - the thickness of the dough compared to the meat filling was the perfect ratio and the overall construction and seasoning of the momos was complimented by the flavor of the spiced goat meat. The texture of the momos was quite delightful. We highly recommend getting the chili momo version (+$1) which was a fantastic blend of coarsely chopped veggies in a sweet and spicy tomato-based sauce. Overall, this place feels like a home cooked meal - nothing fancy, just good comfort food. They give large portions so the price is very reasonable since you will get multiple meals out of one serving. Definitely check this place out as it will certainly cheer you up and help you beat the cold winter weather!

Busy, busy, busy. Orders fly all day long seems to be. Well, I am not surprised because the food is really good. This is like a store front locale, so the ambiance is pretty much what you make of it. Small inside but, it has some tables to eat inside, and we did just that. We waited a bit because they were busy, but the wait was worth it. If you are in the area and feel like eating comfort food and get it quickly, don't hesitate to stop by. You won't be disappointed. Happy meals!

The server is very sweet and generous! She gave us extra papadum which was ADDICTING. We ordered momos, chicken biryani, garlic naan, and beef korma. I LOVED the chicken biryani and garlic naan. The portions were also huge :D I keep talking about this place with my friends and definitely want to go back!!! Very low key restaurant and good for groups less than 4.

Ordered chicken momos, vegetable samosa and mango lassi for lunch. The momos were tasteless, the samosa were delicious and the mango lassi was above average. Why only three stars? The place was empty on a Sunday afternoon, order went in at 1:10 and was not ready until 1:50 This may be Grubhub's failing - even though we did a pick up order, they failed to notify us when it was ready and the food may have been ready a bit earlier - but not much earlier. Also, restaurant was staffed by one person, and was pretty run down. Would not repeat.

So yummy! I had the samosa chaat, chili plantain momo, and garlic naan. Everything was amazing and reasonably priced! There are lots of vegetarian momo options. I think the chili plaintain momo was my favorite, with a perfect combination of dense plantain filling, chewy momo skin, and spicy sauce! I ordered pickup on Doordash and it was ready quickly. Would definitely come back for takeout again!

This is a great little no frills place! Food is a 4/5 overall and here's the breakdown. Chicken garlic noodles (3/5) a but too salty today Garlic naan (4.5/5) Paneer (4.5/5) Veggie momo (3.5/5) Chicken momo (4.5/5) Buffalo momo (4/5) lamb momo (5/5) Spinach and paneer momo(3/5) Plantain momo (2.5/5) Goat momo ((4.5) Overall solid experience and service and i will definitely be back.

Bad service and not the greatest food the butter chicken was sweet and garlic naan was dry They also keep the vegetables and sauces (in a large open bucket) right outside the bathroom which seems unsanitary!

I decided to try this place out because my usual go to for momos was not delivering. I can totally see why people like this restaurant but the flavor was just not there for me. The momo dough was thicker than I like, throwing the dough/filling ratio way off. The paneer momo were really spinach momo with a sprinkle of paneer and were rather bland. The buffalo momo had good flavor but the filling ratio was off. The noodles they used for the stir fried noodles/chow mein were not the noodles I'm used to, it looked and tasted like they use spaghetti noodles, which is fine but not what I'm looking for when I order this dish. The butter chicken sauce had great flavor but the chicken pieces they use in the butter chicken is the same chicken they used in the noodles, thin sliced tandoori chicken. It was ok, but again not what I was expecting. The food is not bad but didn't fulfill my craving. I'm going to stick with my go to.

This hidden gem may not seem much from the outside, but what it serves is just an EXPLOSION of flavor. The chicken momos were extremely juicy, and the filling tasted amazing! The vegetable somasa chat had a great variety of flavors and textures, ranging from the potatoes, the chickpeas, to the creamy yogurt sauce that coats the whole thing. Everything just worked so well together with the somosas hidden underneath.

We love this place!! This is probably the best south asian place in the area in my opinion. Their momos are delicious and basic dishes such as chicken tikka masala, butter chicken or even stir fry noodles are tasty! My vegetarian girlfriend loves getting veggie Pakora, Daal Makhani and Navaratna Korma! For dessert, you should definitely try Rice Pudding Kheer and Khulfi, you won't regret! We will miss this place when we move!

I had a craving for momos and decided to try this place out. They have a lot of different momos (chicken, goat, lamb, buffalo, vegetable, spinach and paneer, plantain). It was so hard to decide on one, but I decided to order the ones that I haven't seen at other restaurants. Most of the momos were around $10 per order of 8, and each momo order came with an orange-colored gingery sauce and a red-colored spicy sauce. The red sauce here had a nice kick to it. This was a pleasant surprise since most of the momo places I've tried around the area have a very mild red sauce. I LOVED the flavor of the orange sauce! It was super fragrant and umami. The spinach and paneer momo is an awesome vegetarian option. The paneer is cut in small pieces so you get paneer in every bite. The seasoning in general was delicious and satisfying. At first I thought the filling would have the runny texture of saag paneer but thankfully it did not. The filling was still pretty loose (compared to a meat-filled momo which would hold its shape) but it wasn't messy to eat. The lamb and buffalo momos had very similar seasoning profiles. They were very tasty, though, so I would recommend them if you are a fan of lamb. Lastly, I tried the samosa chaat. I wouldn't recommend this dish if you are not a fan of mushy textures. The dish was an explosion of flavors though-- salty, tart, sweet, and spicy. The portion was very big so it is great for sharing.

Located across from the beautiful Somerville Market Basket--which, it must be noted, puts other supermarkets in the area to shame, which includes Star Market and Stop & Shop, with its expansive selection and unbeatable prices--you find Momo N Curry. And indeed, contrary to popular belief, Momo N Curry is a fitting and deserving companion of the Somerville Market Basket. There are many deeply hateful reviews of Momo N Curry on this platform, but it must be known that these reviews were written out of SPITE rather than out of REASON. And so that is why I appear here before your weary eyes to write a review of Momo N Curry based upon REASON rather than HATE. The hate is a great shame. Momo N Curry offers tasty cuisine at even tastier prices. The menu boasts a wide variety of momos, with fillings ranging from charming chicken to busty buffalo to plaintive plantain. Although I have yet to try their momos, the vastness of the selection is in itself pleasing. There is large a variety of meat (chicken, goat, lamb, beef, etc.) and vegetarian (paneer, plantain, etc.) entrees. I have sampled a thick and creamy lamb korma and an even thicker saag paneer, amongst other items. Everything has been delicious and portions are large. Anyone who complains about small portions at this establishment immediately gives themself away as The Great Glutton of Somerville and/or a hateful liar. The establishment also boasts a wonderful lunch special: a so-called smaller portion of entrees, served with naan and rice, at under $15. A great deal that often yields enough food for two meals. The ambiance is intimate and casual, service is at the counter. The staff here gets the job done and does so efficiently and effectively. Momo N Curry is highly recommended.

I ordered via UberEats. I had heard so much about the momos here. I decided to try out the chicken curry Momo (seemed like the most popular item based on reviews) and the Chicken Tikka Masala with Garlic Naan. I was very disappointed with the Momos. They were soaked in curry that tasted like canned tomato sauce. The Chicken Tikka Masala and Garlic Naan were very tasty. I chose the spicy option and indeed the curry was very spicy. It had many pieces of chicken and a good balance of thick curry. The Chicken Tikka comes with rice and I also got complimentary pickles and papadam. Taking a star off for the Momo, perhaps their other momos taste better. PS: the serving size is HUGE! Food lasted for 3 meals.

This place is a total go to. Honestly my favorite indian place of the 5 or 6 that are on the street, most of which are more expensive. Only problem is its more of a takeout place than an eat in one.

Noodles with chicken... no hint of Indian or Nepalese flavors. Oily and salty were the flavors. Even a hint of curry would have helped. Lamb momos: no flavor. $60 for the two dishes by Doordash, and after a few bites, that was enough. Please try harder.

The service was very slow, and the food was mediocre and over priced. To make matters worse, I discovered that the owner takes all the tips and does not share them with the staff. Very disappointing. Do better!

Good food, clean restaurants, the servers and the host are very nice always with the smile a while services.

ordered take out, was good but not the best Indian food I've had in the area would recommend getting the momos in chili since they are a little dry / could use some sort of sauce. haven't had momos from anywhere else but liked these ones chicken kadhi was also good, got the medium but wasn't that spicy

Food was delicious, I'm a sucker for pretty much any dish with paneer. Garlic naan is great portion, we ordered 2 and it was definitely too much for just two of us. Food did take about 30 minutes longer than it was supposed to but the staff were very kind and accommodating.

We had some good items and some unusual ones. The paneer spinach momos were good but the veggie momos were bland with a dry mushy texture. The biryani veggies weren't great. They were big chunks of undercooked carrots and broccoli stems with over cooked corn, green beans, and bell peppers. The choley bhatura was pretty good. We weren't able to try the naan because it was left out of the order.

I randomly stumbled upon Momo N Curry after shopping at the vintage store next door. The restaurant is quite small and like many of us when we encounter a new restaurent we venture to yelp to check out the reviews as well as pictures of the food. After seeing the excellent yelp reviews I decided to check it out. I was kindly greeted at the register by a young woman (who I later learned is the daughter of the owner, a family owned place) who had asked me what I wanted to order. Being a first timer, I asked her what she suggested and she was very polite about the interaction. Asking what my meat preference was as they serve chicken, goat, and lamb - as well as what kind of dish I would prefer such as momos (dumplings) or curry. After conversing with her a bit more I decided to order the chicken tikka masala mild (I know, how basic of me) which comes with a side of fluffy rice and I also ordered some garlic naan. Though I did want to try the chicken momos - I figured I had ordered enough and maybe next time if I come back! And let me tell you ... I WOULD come back. When the food came the smell was incredible - very fragrent and potent in the best way possible. She had also suggested I try their complimentary tea that I could help myself too. With a dash of sugar the hot milky tea complimented the spicy curry well. The chicken tikka masala was rich the color was vibrant. Having ordered mild, I think next time I would order a notch up from mild as some more spice would have been nice! The chicken was nice big chunks of white breast meat and they definitely did NOT skimp out on the meat. There was enough meat to cover the plate. The rice was nice and fluffy and went very well with curry and chicken! I would suggest pouring some curry onto the rice and eating a mix of dry and sauce rice. As for the garlic naan (very garlicy) it was very good - with the way it came out you can tell it was made from scratch as frozen naan would not have the texture and charring this naan had. Dipping the naan into the curry was such a good move. Overall, I would come back again if I were in the area or wanted curry! For me it's not only the fact that they're a family owned restaurant, but the hospitality and way they treat you as a customer was top tier. And of course, the food is excellent and well priced with my entire order coming to shy of $20!

Ordered delivery through UberEats. Ordered the chicken tikka masala (mild), spicy chicken momo & chicken biriyani (medium). The chicken tikka masala sauce was very thick and fragrant. I feel like a lot of chicken tikka masalas I have tried will just taste like tomato & cream but you could really taste the spices. I wouldn't say its necessarily the best chicken tikka masala I have ever tried but definitely one of the better ones at its price point! The chicken biriyani had lots of big juicy chunks of chicken & was packed full into its foil container. It definitely had a good kick considering it was a medium spice level, that builds in heat overtime as I ate it. The overall flavor was very good but I kept feeling like it was missing something. The spicy chicken momo was a little disappointing. The momo itself was great, especially when eaten hot. It was juicy & the skin was pretty thin & was soft but not so much so it felt overcooked. I think it was disappointing because I was expecting something full bodied, spiced & spicy but it was actually very mild. I had it with the few pieces of jalapeno that was in the sauce, but as someone who likes spicy foods I was disappointed. Overall very good experience. I dont think i would make it a point to purposely order again the next time I'm in Boston. However, if i was in the mood for delivery & saw it pop up on UberEats, I definitely wouldnt hesitate to order from them again.

Im just a spicy tikka masala guy and this place delivers. The saag Paneer is also pretty good. Only 1 naan per order of naan so be careful with that. A minimum of 2 naans per person is necessary in my opinion.

Momo n curry is of the best momo places around Cambridge area. Tried bunch of them. Vegetable momo: well seasoned veggie momo. Paneer and spinach: one of the best vegetarian Momos. Simply delicious. Paneer adds so much creaminess. You cannot go wrong with it. Chicken momos : They are decent They go so well with the red curry sauce.

As a preface, my order was placed through the Relish app so prices may be a bit inflated and do no reflect eat-in/pickup prices. Order: Chicken Tikka Masala: $18 Aloo Naan: $5 Mango Lassi: $4 Chicken Tikka Masala: Chicken just dry, not even the sauce could save it (sauce is good by itself on rice, a bit on the sweet side however). Aloo Naan: I usually don't eat aloo naan too often but I was under the impression that there would be spiced potatoes inside or at least any semblance of potato inside. The inside of the naan didn't not taste like there were any spices which made sense because I could only find tiny bits of potato inside. Mango Lassi: Tastes good, feels like there's extra sugar added. Could be thinned out with more yogurt/milk. Overall, quality does not justify prices (even if it was ordered through the Relish app, which would explain the inflated prices). It just hurts when you're paying $18 for some dried chunks of chicken breast in some sauce with a side of rice.

So good. I never usually leave reviews bc I am lazy but the momos and gobi I just got were immaculate. Thank you so much

Small little takeout spot with counter service and 4-5 tables. Prices are surprisingly high but it must be due to the real estate. The spinach momos were good and looked handcrafted. However, the aloo gobi was oversalted where you can still taste salt over spice even after cutting it with the basmati rice. The portions were decent but it doesn't matter if you don't like the food.

Good flavors but $12.99 for chana masala and rice is too much. This is Chick Peaa no meat the size of the chana was that of a small soup to go. The chicken soup was comforting and had what appeared to be cut up tandoori chicken in it at $3.99 was reasonable.

Second momo experience here. This time got the chicken momos. Love the 2 sauces! They have a special on the chicken momos Monday and on the vegetable momos Wednesday! Next time I come I want to do all appetizers. We got meals, and the portions were huge. I got the plantain curry (because I love plantains). It was tasty, but I thought the plantains would be sweeter- that may just be the style though. The garlic naan was nice for scooping up the sauce.

Got the veg. Chili Momo. Wait was long, but it's a small place at lunch. Call ahead. Momo we're lighter in the filing and dough. A good balance. Sauce could of had more heat for me. But you have to adjust for everyone. Def. A good Momo.

There are not a lot of take out dishes that I *really* look forward to, but the samosa chaat from M&C is one of my MOST FAVORITE THINGS. If you're not familiar, imagine taking a super delicious fried potato samosa.... and smashing it in the bottom of a bowl. Top it with perfectly cooked chick peas, magical curries, a drizzle of yogurt and tamarind, fresh herbs, and other fun stuff... it's salty-sweet-tangy-spicy-crunchy-silky heaven in a bowl. Try it and thank me later

This place is solid. Buffalo momo is delicious and so are many of their entrees. As always, very filling so watch how much you order.

On Monday's, this place has a Chicken Momo special for ~$5! Such a good deal! I got a whole tray of momos for takeout. It came with two types of sauces-- both delicious. The meal was filling. I will definitely be back for more! Though next time, I'll try some of the more adventurous momo flavors & also call ahead to minimize the waiting time!

This place is a no frills restaurant that isn't super well decorated and doesn't the prettiest food, but it sure is delicious. We ordered bison momos, garlic naan, butter chicken and lamb vindaloo. It came with 2 large plates of rice which was more than enough but it was so good that we ate it all! The sauce for both of the meats were extremely good and packed a ton of flavor. I would definitely come back to this place to try a few of the other dishes.

I was craving for momos and we found this place near by. The reviews were great and thought of giving it a try. We ordered veg stir fry noodles and veg momos with bottled soda. The noodles were okay but momos were bad. They were bland and steamed too much. FYI- I couldn't find the restroom in the restaurant but do ask if you visit. They provide throw away utensils and serve you the food in take out boxes. The ambience is very casual with limited seating. Overall- Ambience- 3 Food- 4

Solid place to get your curry fix! I dropped by for a quick lunch and took advantage of their lunch time prices! Woo! For $8 plus tax, I got the Chicken Tikka Masala which comes with sooooooooo much rice and lots of naan. You're gonna be so happily stuffed after a meal at Momo N Curry! The chicken meat itself was a little dry, but the awesomeeeeee sauce more than compensated. It's creamy, without being too rich and heavy. And totally perfect for soaking up all the rice and naan that your stomach can handle! Def interested in coming back to explore the rest of the menu, especially during weekday lunchtimes. They have special weekday deals for their Momos too! YESS!!

I am currently obsessed with this place right now I get it on Uber eats at least three times a week for the past month they are butter chicken and garlic nan -is my go to I haven't tried anything else yet but I really want to

We came here after grocery shopping at Market Basket. We ordered the goat momos and chicken saag with rice. The food was pretty good but I think it would have been much better if we had eaten in the restaurant rather than getting take out. The goat in the momo was too hard and the chicken in the saag was on the blander side. Service was slower as well. But the atmosphere was lovely and the food was still tasty regardless!

I came here twice, for dining in the first time when I got Momos and Chicken Tikka Masala, and for just Momo takeout the second time. The first time I thought everything was pretty good but a bit pricy. The Tikka Masala was very saucy and spicy which are both definitely a plus. I did like that they had free Chai to enjoy while I waited and with the food. The Momos however both times were not that great. I assumed that maybe because that's the dish that is featured in the name of the restaurant that it would be really amazing, but they were just ok, not too juicy or special with the fillings. Especially given that it was pricy for a plate of these ($10 for 8 I think if you get the mixed momo) I remember not being too enthused about them as a whole. Maybe I'll give it another shot!

Small little restaurant tucked away in Somerville right across from Market Basket. The menu ranges from curry dishes, Momos, rice dishes, and naan. Overall menu seemed a bit more expensive than other Indian/Himalayan/Nepalese places I've been to. We tried the Mixed Momos which let us taste all the different types of Momos. Momos looks like Chinese soup dumplings but taste like regular dumplings without the soup. I wasn't particularly fond of them and they didn't taste like any special. Over $1 for a dumpling is overpriced in my opinion.

Its rare to find Nepali momos in America done the same way you would in Kathmandu, but this place does just that. Excellent momos, tasty sauces, authentic chai tea.

whenever I get a craving for momos, that's where I get them from. I like their veggie momos very much, but the meat ones are rather dry. Curries are ok (I've had aloo gobi, aloo matar) - satisfying but not much more. My husband is a huge fan of the thukpa! This place is on our regular rotation.

A cute little whole in the wall Thai place; was craving some curry after chatting with my friends and looking around the neighborhood. The place offers call in's, take out and eat in, has free water and tea available and lunch deals. Would come to this place again, if I happen to be in the neighborhood. Friendly staff, large portion and affordable pricing.

/ BOTTOM LINE: Small space (but they do a ton of takeout business), lovely service (but you get to watch interesting programming on the TV), and delicious food. A great place for affordable and fast food while still trying something new. / THE SPACE: Only a couple of tables (~20 people) in place. You order at the counter and there's free chai tea! / THE FOOD: MOMO -- Their must-gets are the momo of course. The momo options and the rest of the menu are super vegetarian friendly -- we got the lamb momo which was delicious, but there was spinach/peer momo and chicken momo, too. It comes with a couple of sauces that are spicy and not-so-spicy. PLANTAIN CURRY -- a continuation of their vegetarian friendly dishes. The plantains still had bite to it and the curry came with jasmine rice to sop up all the delicious sauce. GARLIC NAAN -- was hot and was instrumental to my finishing off of aforementioned curry sauce. Would come back in a heartbeat.

Tiny cafe right next to market basket. You get free Chai refills as long as you sit there. The Chai is wicked good. The only thing i would recommend from here is their chicken momos. They are absolutely the best i ever had. Some of their curries are nice too.

I got the chicken biryani, mildly spicy. It was alright, kind of too spicy for my taste(could've kept eating it but with intermittent water breaks between bites). However,the garlic naan and paneer masala that my girlfriend ordered. Firstly the naan was nicely cooked and wasn't greasy at all, great tear-ability for sharing. Then there's the paneer masala. I admit that I did not try the paneer but the masala sauce.... I have never used the words "depth of flavor," before and have always been confused by that expression when used on reality cooking shows. But pieces of this garlic naan when dipped into the masala sauce,unlocked a hidden vault in my culinary mind. The combination of spices, tomato, and anything else that they had in there was incredible. Will definitely get that next time, thank you Momo N Curry.

Yummy! Had the chicken Momos and they were delicious! Not too spicy but VERY FLAVORFUL!!! Also ordered a Peshawary Naan with coconut. It was slightly sweet and tasty. Made for great leftovers with coffee. I'll definitely make this a regular weekend takeout spot! I'm glad I ventured over to Somerville!

The chicken momos are so good! It's a small place but worth the visit. Will definitely come back to try it again.

By far the best Indian cuisine in the Boston area. I get take out once a week from here. Needless to say i'm obsessed.

I got the chicken momo special on Mondays ($4.50). The momos were very fresh. The dough wrapping was thin but still strong enough to pick up without poking a whole through the dough. On their own, they don't have much flavor but they're pretty good once you add the spicy sauce.