Tiny Cafe

Delightfully unassuming spot for momos, with a few available seats outdoors and indoors. Tried the steamed beef momos here and enjoyed them. Very friendly staff as well. Would recommend for smaller groups if dining there, at most 4 people.

my favorite momo place in the city :) so much love -- (for reference: my second favorite is momo ghar -- and i am vegetarian :)

Great place in little Tibet for Momos. This is a family run shop. By a mother and her two daughters. More than the food, expect some good conversation too

Always loved their momos. Even under new management they are great. I miss the garlic water! Please bring it back 💘

The veg Momo's are great (spinache + paneer). The beef Momo's are good. I also liked the laping (spicy cold noodles)

Excellent momos. Also maybe inappropriate to say but VERY handsome chef/server.

Best momo in town. Must visit. Thay have the authentic Tibetan taste

OMG! IF YOU LOVE DUMPLING, YOU MUST TRY THE MOMO@TINYCAFE. Fyi cash only. Try the beef and veggie momos you wont be disappointed!

As the name suggests, it is a very small establishment with only two tables inside, and one small table outside. The exterior looks old and kind of deserted, but the interior is unassuming and clean. I ordered Beef Momo (Steamed, take-out, 10 pcs $11.99). Observing the momos taken out from the hot steamer, and holding the hot container in the hand gives me a quiet excitement! The wrapper was excellent, bringing out the rich wheat flavor. Not too thick, not too thin, sealing the stuffing perfectly. But the stuffing (beef) had full of sinews and was hard to chew. The texture was not smooth and left an unpleasant aftertaste. The seasoning was somewhat lacking. While I was waiting for the order, I realized that this place serves mixed momo with different kinds to try! I did not know this option until I came in here. I ordered by phone, looking at the menu available online which shows a limited menu. I want to try this mixed momo and "spinach momo" that you don't see online. The service was super polite and nice. I want to come back. Cash and debit card only.

Decent momos in Parkdale. Will one day try their bubbleteas!

Definitely tiny, more of a take out place though there are a few seats by the window. The only place I've seen a selection for vegetarians!! I got here Tuesday afternoon and 2 out of the 3 types were already sold out!!! So that left me with tofu, black mushroom and veggies filling. The other choice was spinach & paneer and the other one was vegan again. $8 for 10 momos. I brought them home to eat. Fresh tasting, decent amount of filling, hot sauce works. Do I want to try the other veggie ones Hell yes! I will even try the beef ones one day too. So June 9, I dropped by Tiny, to find out it was her first day opened in 2.5 months! So fortunately she had all the veggie varieties. I didn't take a photo this time but we had spinach and paneer and the beef momos. She told me to call her next time cause it takes about 15 to cook the veggie ones. But I didn't mind walking around until they were done. We ate on Jameson by the school on a bench. The spinach was full of minced spinach and the beef was very juicy! It squirted onto my shorts! but worth going back to. Taxes makes it a bit more cash or debit only too. FYI Apparently she's opened a second location on queensways by the KFC. I forgot to ask the address.

If you are looking for probably the highest concentration of TIBETAN/MOMO outside of Tibet... Parkdale is the place to go. Numerous options within a few blocks; and if you haven't had it, highly recommend Tibetan food (momo, and a ton of other items I either don't know how to spell/say). Tiny has a dumpling looking version. They have a bonus; frozen bags of chicken/veg, etc to go/takout for home. NICE STAFF. Cool exterior. and nice mango drinks.

another establishment in parkdale that seems to only want to serve Tibetan people. I went there to get a bubble tea and the guy who was there with his family told me the machine is not working, but I could see he just did not want to serve me. I have experienced this often in Tibetan owned businesses in Parkdale. they would make more money if they treated everyone equally Instead of looking at every customer who is not Tibetan as an inconvenience.

Splendid momos. On a brutal winter day, Tiny Cafe in Little Tibet (if you say Vegandale we can't be friends) offered some respite from the cold. I stumbled upon it unexpectedly, just off Queen on a side street. It lives up to its name, with room for seating about 6 people. The beef momos (10 for $7) were excellent, on par with anything I tried during the Momo Crawl from 10 of Parkdale's best Tibetan restaurants. The steaming momos were juicy, reminding me a little of xiaolongbao. And the Tibetan tea was something completely new to me: a brothy pu'er tea with butter and salt. Perfect on such a cold day. The staff were chatty and incredibly friendly. I am grateful for places like Tiny Cafe in Parkdale. As restaurants with the same white lightbox marquee multiply (and of course it's not just them), Parkdale is losing many of the original places and people who make it so interesting. Long live Tiny Cafe. Long live Little Tibet.

Several kinds of veggie momos. They were not mushy or slimy at all and were nicely presented (not congealed or stuck together). Sauce was also great. You can get frozen momos to go which is going to be handy for me. I think this is my new fav in Parkdale.

Simple but very yummy food. Thanks to the owner for introducing us to momos and butter tea. He was very friendly and welcoming. For a quick bite and friendly service. Props from Montreal!

Tasty momos in the blink of an eye from a lovely shop owner. They are not made to order but instead ready for you to just pick up from a steamer counter so are perfect for the hungry guy or gal on the go. Meet and veggie options always seem to be on offer. Cash only but there are ATMs nearby.

After a disappointing meal at Tibet Kitchen (my review posted on their page), I was pleasantly surprised by the affordable and flavorful momos + butter tea at Tiny Cafe. I will definitely patronize this place again whenever I have cravings for Tibetan food.