Zuzu Momo Restaurant and Bar

From the moment you step into this Nepali and Indian restaurant, you’re welcomed by a warm, inviting atmosphere that immediately makes you feel at home. The aroma of spices drifting from the kitchen sets the tone for an unforgettable dining experience rooted in tradition, care, and authentic flavors. The menu is thoughtfully curated, offering a beautiful balance of classic Indian favorites and traditional Nepali dishes. Every dish is prepared with incredible attention to detail, using fresh ingredients and perfectly blended spices. The curries are rich, aromatic, and deeply satisfying without being overpowering. Each bite tells a story of heritage and craftsmanship, whether it’s a slow-simmered curry, fragrant basmati rice, or freshly baked bread straight from the kitchen. One of the standout qualities of this restaurant is consistency. Every dish arrives beautifully presented, hot, and bursting with flavor. Portions are generous, making it perfect for sharing with family and friends, or enjoying leftovers the next day. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are equally impressive, showing respect and mastery across the entire menu. The service truly elevates the experience. The staff are attentive, kind, and knowledgeable, always ready to explain dishes, suggest pairings, or adjust spice levels to your preference. You never feel rushed, and the genuine hospitality makes dining here feel special every single time. Cleanliness, comfort, and quality are clearly priorities here. Whether you’re coming for a casual lunch, a cozy dinner, or a special celebration, this restaurant delivers excellence on every level. If you’re looking for authentic Nepali and Indian cuisine with bold flavors, heartfelt service, and a welcoming environment, this place is an absolute must-visit. A true gem that deserves every one of its five stars.

I’ve been to this restaurant a couple of times and have always enjoyed the food. Their Malai Kofta and Garlic Naan are excellent, and the Vegetarian Jhol Momos were also great. The Tres Leches Cake used to be my absolute favorite — it was to die for! However, on my recent visit, I didn’t enjoy it as much since they’ve started adding chocolate syrup to it. I’ve also ordered takeout from here a few times, and the food quality has always been good. The service is decent, and the overall atmosphere is nice and comfortable. Definitely worth visiting for good food!

Tried this momo spot and wow — the momos were sooooo good! Super tasty and full of flavor. I legit loved the food and will definitely be going back again soon. Total comfort food vibes!

I'm genuinely flabbergasted this place doesn't have a 4.7+ rating. It's so good. We got garlic naan which is perfect. Gobi Manchurian is wonderful (maybe could be crispier). We LOVE the tiki masala momo with the fake chicken. The dal is also perfect. And the new road momo are great too (sort of like Gobi Manchurian momo). The ambiance is also cozy. The people who work there are nice. Would recommend :)

Enjoyed the food, momos are tasty 😊😍 Ambiance is nice. Staff are polite and quick No wait time went in for a lunch. Much recommended will visit again.

Great place to have delicious momo! Ordered the steam chicken momo and the outer layer was very thin and just melts in your mouth!

We've been regulars at this gem of a spot, where the ambiance always hits the right note with its modern music and intimate setting. The bar area, though small, feels just right for a cozy evening out. Our server, Sonia, is truly a standout; her ability to remember our favorites by the second visit really made us feel special. She is respectful, kind, and consistently provides top-notch service that enhances the dining experience. Warms my heart every time I visit. The menu offers some incredible vegan options, and I must mention the Gobi Manchurian— a must-try for anyone, vegan or otherwise. Every dish we've tried has been a delight. Highly recommend for anyone looking for great food, good service and a wonderful atmosphere!

I’ve lost count of the number of times I have visited this amazing food joint. We have introduced so many of our friends to this place, and it’s always our go to for nice Indian Chinese with a zest of Nepali flavors that serve 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼 Their menu is elaborate, you’ll get appetizers, entrees, momos, biryani, rice dishes, thali, Nepali cuisine and much more. Their drinks menu is also really good 👍🏼 they have some Indian beers, and make banger cocktails 🍹 Our usual go-to dishes is their veg fried rice (they make it in ghee 😋) which just enhances the flavors so much 🔥 we love it, we always request them to make it spicy and it tastes amazing. Our favorite is their road style C momos 🥟🥟 they are deep fried momos, stir fried in their signature spicy 🌶️ sauce with some vegetables. We absolutely love them. We have also tried their kothay momos, 🥟jhol momos, paneer tikka momos, 🥟deep fried momos and their sadheko momos 🥟which is also fiery and taste delicious. 🤤 Their Kathmandu noodles chow mein is another banger. So delicious flavorful and filling, we always order it and they never disappoint. Another hit is their chili potatoes 🥔 they are delish, perfectly spiced and tastes really good with fried rice or noodles.🍝 The portion sizes are filling for 2-3 people depending on the number of dishes you order and your appetite. We have also tried their tres leches dessert 🍮 and it is one of the best tres leches I’ve tried. Loved it! The staff is very friendly and welcoming, and another thing I love about this place is their music. They play different genres from old Hindi classics to Nepali rock, and the music makes the ambience all the more beautiful. If you are near Everett, do visit this place. You will definitely keep coming back to this gem 🤌🏼

Service was quick.The waitress was attentive and the food was delicious! Vegan friendly.

The food is simply amazing. We had the New Road Style C Mo:Mo (Nepalese fried dumplings sautéed with onions, peppers, red chili sauce & sichuan pepper). Suggest "medium," NOT "hot." Also, Vegetable Biryani (southern India, Basmati rice with mixed veggies in chef's special Biryani Masalas. Again, suggest "medium." Dessert was a superb Tres Leches cake (eased the spice). Wow! And, excellent service!!!

Steamed pork momos were delicious. So good. Goat biryani had tender goat meat, I asked for hot but it wasn't too spicy. The seasoning was different than I was used to. Chicken fried rice was good too.

Tried them based on the good reviews, but were disappointed. We ordered takeout on a Saturday night, food pickup was ok, had to wait a bit as the food was not ready. The restaurant has free street parking in front, can get busy at times though. Although all the food we ordered looked appealing, it lacked flavor and the chicken was definitely old which got our stomach upset. We got the Butter Chicken with garlic naan, Street Style Chowmein with Chicken and Ras Malai for dessert. The butter chicken had nice creamy gravy, but was low on flavor and heat even after asking for a spicy version. The sauces in the Chowmein felt a bit burnt up. Both the baked chicken in the butter chicken and the fried chicken in the Chowmein tasted stale. The garlic naan seemed to lack salt, so tasted a bit odd. Overall not a place that I would try again.

Really enjoyed our visit to Zuzu while we were in town. I was super impressed with the service attending our loud, big family! They were extremely thorough and the food was delivered very fast. Food was delicious, I especially loved the fried momo. We also tried the daal and it tasted very authentic. Although the butter chicken was mostly gravy and little meat, it was very tasty! I loved everything I ate.

Cute place but I've had better Indian food. My friend and I agreed with this. We asked for medium spice but it was super mild... seemed like. I spice at all... so if you want it spicy make sure you ask for at least hot. Service was good.

Zuzu Momo is a small, cozy restaurant. They surprisingly have a full bar and the drinks looked good although we didn't try any. I ordered the chili chicken which was delicious. It is a pretty large serving so it would be great to share. I would suggest getting a side of rice with it because it's really just a big bowl of chicken. My bf got the ramen momo and loved it. I tried it, and the broth is not the typical ramen broth. It's very thick, almost like a curry, and it's smoky tasting, but definitely delicious. He also said the dumplings were good. Medium spice was just right for us as well. The servers were super sweet and inviting. Would definitely come back!

With Zuzu being so much famous among our friends and having its good reviews I was really excited to dine in yesterday. Ordered some momos which was tasty, cold beer but it really made surprise when they served Kids chicken fried rice which seems to simply mixed of rice and pulled left over chicken from chicken curry. It's totally like a lazy dinner prepared over home where you mix all leftover from days. It's a kids meal with $8 charged so it must meet standards. Never going to visit here again.

This spot is so cute and quaint right at the corner of the neighborhood. They also have an outdoor patio with great ambiance. And the restaurant seemed like a small mom and pop shop so the service was friendly. I came here with a friend and the menu has tons delicious items plus plentiful veggie friendly options. We came here primarily for the Momos and to our surprise, there were about 9 different MoMo plates to choose from. These MoMo options ranged from steam, fried, in sauces, and in soup! If this is your first time at ZuZu Mo:Mo like it was for me, the Mo:Mo Tikka Masala will not disappoint. You have the option to choose from chicken, pork, or veggie fried momos that are laid on top of a creamy tomato cashew sauce. Additionally, the original steam MoMo were amazingly soft and plump. Everything was so satisfying and comforting. I have nothing but great things to say about this spot, I highly recommend for an absolute flavorful experience!

Momo Tikka Masla - comes with a generous amount of tikka masla so I would recommend getting garlic naan to dip or some rice on the side. Wish it came with more momos because we really liked the tikka masla! Kothey MOMO - these tasted more like regular dumplings that are pan-fried. Came with 2 different sauces that were decent (1 of the sauces was spicy). Service - friendly staff. It wasn't too busy and were seated as soon as we got there. The food did take a little awhile to come out but we would still come back again to try other momos!

Nice place for momos! I loved their drinks too. Although seating can be very limited. Service was good, not very quick but still perfect otherwise.

I want to love this place for the food, but I have had several issues with the loyalty program they can't seem to operate. I have $50 in rewards, showed them the email confirmation I received from them, linked to their reward system from my email, confirmed the $50 reward which says I can redeem. The server says, "sorry it's not coming up on the computer so you can just get the points." I don't understand. What good do points that I can never redeem do for me? I have attempted to use this several times and have gotten the same response.

Delicious food. Didn't get any pictures but we went here after a family event. Party of 11. We made a reservation ahead of time. The vibe was great. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Would highly recommend. And definitely get the deep friend Momo's :)

A fun concept. Food and drinks were just OK. Zuzu Momo has a fun, casual atmosphere and a fairly extensive menu featuring Indian, Nepalese, Indian-Chinese, and some bar snacks. Service was friendly and accommodating. They have a full bar. I had high hopes for Zuzu, but nothing I tried really stood out. The cocktails were intriguing, but the 3 or so I tried were overly sweet. The momo, gobi manchurian, chili paneer, and other dishes were all fairly average. I think it's a decent option for a large group dinner or a date.

It was St. Patrick's day and we were looking for some place to eat that was relatively close to Boston to avoid having to drive far while avoiding large crowds. Zuzu momo was the perfect option. Finding parking was a bit tough but there is free street parking around and it was a nice day so we didn't mind the walk. The inside is very nice. It feels cozy cause of the size and also inviting cause of the subtle but classy decor. There weren't too many parties present so our food came out quick and our waitresses were pretty attentive throughout. We ordered the momo tikka masala, with garlic naan, and chicken biryani with mango lassi as a drink. The mango lassi had a stronger yogurt flavor than I'm used to but it was still good and thick. The combination of chicken biryani and momo tikka masala was perfect. We figured we could used the tikka masala curry from the momo to use as a dip with the naan but also to add over the biryani and we were correct. The momos themselves were very good, crunchy, and tender on the inside. Despite sitting over the tikka masala curry, the momos maintained their crunch and were not soggy one bit. The biryani was delicious and it was a very generous portion. I would definitely come back and try other menu items. We did think the menu was a bit busy, or maybe it's the font they use that makes it a bit confusing but we were able to navigate it with careful attention.

Nice and clean but service is know when we are the only customer. Momo are good but I can't really compared since my first time trying it in the restaurant, I only ate momo once that my friend made at home. For me, the pork and chicken taste the same. The chow main are only, too much seasoning. The chicken lollipop are juicy and well seasoned.

Arguably the best momo in the north shore. The goods : check in Yelp to get 15% off; $7.99 for momos & coke on Mondays; $7.99 for wings & coke on Wednesdays; certain items on the happy hour menu are half prices during the weekdays from 12-5pm; free samosa when you follow them on instagram, like them on Facebook and sign up for their loyalty program. I tried the steamed dumplings (can pick chicken, pork or veggies). It took about 20 mins to steam. The meat and veggies were perfectly balanced, came out super fresh and juicy. Momos were served with tomato based sauce and the other one was probably Sichuan pepper (super spicy!) The shrimp biriyani (can choose mild, hot or super hot level) had a strong cardamom taste but interestingly I only found a few on the plate. When you order the biriyani at other places, you will be spitting out tons so Zuru probably strained them before plating the entree. I was hoping to see nuts and sliced boiled eggs on top of the biriyani (very common in Nepal household). They were missing but it was still delicious. Biriyani was not dry and more saucy. Raita came in handy to take off some of the heat. The fried chicken was over cooked and dry. The restaurant is cute with a full bar. In the summer time they have seatings outside. Please reserve ahead because it's small. Last time I went it was closed for a private party. I went right when they opened at noon and I didn't have to wait. Parking is a bit difficult- street parking only. Super friendly staff and easy check out process (can pay staff directly or online)

Small, some would say snug, popular neighborhood place that pumps out absolutely delicious food. I got the steamed chicken momos. I'm not a fan of the traditional momo dipping sauce so i got the tamarind sauce. The plate of momos was huge. They were delicious, well seasoned, perfectly cooked. I also got the chili chicken entree which is more of a dry dish rather than a saucy dish. It wasn't exactly what I expected but it was still good. A side of basmati rice is oddly expensive. My companion got the momo's with the vegetarian fake chicken and she said they were delicious. The place was packed and they had no shortage of business. There was a steady stream of delivery service people coming in the whole time too. Service was attentive. Parking is street parking.

Went last week, brought it home, food was full of flavor but the dishes were cool which was a turn off (picked it up promptly). I would have thought it would of have been hot since I live only 5 minutes away. anyway I contacted them about my concern and never heard back. We're done as a customer. And as a warning they do expect at least a 15 percent tip for take out. hope this helps.

Excellent food! Got such delicious, filling portions for a great price. Do the yelp check-in for $15% off. Kinda standoffish service, unfortunately. Chicken tikka masala - so comforting Goat curry - high in sodium, but still perfectly hit the spot Garlic naan - it was bigger than my face! Steamed momos - the sauce it comes with was so flavorful!

I went here last night for the first time with my wife. I wasn't sure what to expect - it looks small and unassuming from the outside - but the ambiance was an absolute delight from the moment we walked in! It's small but the tables aren't bunched too close together, the bar is super cute and has a really good array of beers on tap (from local breweries as well as Blue Moon!), and the cocktail selection is unique and delicious, with a generous pour. The waitstaff were welcoming and polite throughout. The music lent to the atmosphere - just enough but not too loud. The food was outstanding - we had a hard time narrowing down our selection! The tikka masala momo and gobi manchurian and naan were all perfect - generous portions, incredibly tasty. There were so many other options on the menu that I genuinely can't wait to go back to try everything. The decor was fun and eclectic, and apparently they have a patio for outdoor dining that I can't wait to try in the spring. We were there for a date night, which this place absolutely worked for, but I can also see it as a great place to come with friends. I'm so pleased to have a fun, delicious, local place to go. A+, highly recommended!

Excellent food and very friendly staff especially Alisha! Street style momos are the best! Also enjoyed their noodles.

I attended a Yelp Event here a few months back and this was my 3rd visit. The service continues to be lackluster, the cleanliness of the space, at least the tables and chairs are questionable, and truthfully the taste of the dumplings seem to have declined, and the vegetable pakora keeps getting smaller. I was set on making this the spot I took everyone that came into town but after two disappointing visits I'm looking at other spots. This place seems to operate better as a to go experience.

This is the spot! We found this little place on a Sunday in search of some good Indian food on a brisk January Sunday and omg! Started with the steamed pork momo that was absolutely delicious, it comes with 10 good sized mo mos perfect to spilt. The butter chicken was recommended to us by the very helpful waitress who said it was her favorite. And boy was she right, the butter chicken was absolutely delicious we got the medium spice and I think it was perfect. Definitely had a little kick to it but nothing overwhelming. Also definitely try the garlic naan it's the perfect complement to the buttery chicken. The vibe of the place is just FUN, great energy and fun music. Definitely give it a try!!

So we decided to go to this place for the date night. To my surprise, extremely cozy ambiance. The waitress was friendly, took our order immediately. Food came out pretty quick. We ordered: (Approx $55) This meal can serve 4 maybe 5 people Vegetable Pakora Chicken Tikka Masala Chili Chicken Mozzarella Sticks Chicken Biryani 2 Drinks Plain Naan Everything tasted exceptional. Vegetable pakoras are made the way God has intended. Flavors are well balance. Spice levels are pretty good. Extra spicy means extra spicy but not to an unbearable point. The food comes out pretty fast. Food was fresh and hot I'm impressed by the taste. It's Nepalese restaurant and I like flavors of South Asian food better at this restaurant that other restaurants I've been to. TIP: ‼‼ Mon-Fri (12-5) are 1/2 OFF (AMAZING VALUE!!) * Spring Roll * Vegetable Pakora * Chicken Chili * Chicken Biryani * Chicken Tikka Masala * Mango Lassi Give yourself enough time to find parking. There's street parking around and on the street right next to it since the place is in the corner.

I truly can't say enough great things about Zuzu Momo. This place offers some of the best Indian/Nepalese fusion food in the Greater Boston area. After having tried most of the items on the menu, I can say with confidence there are no bad choices. There are some classics (chicken tikka masala, curries, butter chicken), but I would say their specialties are the momos, always in a rich, flavorful sauce. Their biryani dishes are great too. If you are looking for an app, explore the pakoras, spring rolls, or hot wings, which certainly have a kick. They have an assortment of fun cocktails to choose from, as well. It is a family-run business and every time I come I feel like I see the same familiar faces, which is so special! They're always busy and yet there's never a wait to sit (I think many customers do takeout), so if you're stopping through Everett, this is one of the hidden gems to visit, bar none.

Hole-in-the-wall Nepalese restaurant in Everett. Went with a dear friend when I was in town for a conference earlier this month. Food was good - especially the chicken tikka masala momo and barbecue wings, and they serve an excellent Rasmalai. Mutton biryani was too spicy (though we asked for medium) and they forgot to put in our order but did not admit to it! Parking was on the street but not too hard, and the ambience and bathrooms were acceptable.

Great spot! We tried this restaurant for Mother's Day. I went with my parents, husband, and 19 month old. We tried both Nepali and Indian dishes. Everything was delicious! I appreciate that the kid's menu is mostly just smaller portions of other dishes (not limited to chicken nuggets and French fries like many other restaurants). We had mango lassis, samosas, chicken fried rice, naan, chicken tikka masala, shrimp curry, chicken curry, and new road style c momo. Everyone enjoyed their dishes and we can't wait to come back and/or do takeout!

Main Street Everett has always been an interesting place, the "Village" what the older Italians call this area. All within a short walking distance to most West Everett residents. There are convenience stores, a well established Italian restaurant and Italian bakery, nail shops and salons. Over the last several years Main Street has had some new eateries, which reflects the changing demographics of this diverse city. A Moroccan bakery, a Caribbean restaurant, and ZUZU MOMO. Having driven by ZUZU for sometime, it was time to visit. Not knowing the exactly what Nepalese food is, but understanding it is similar to Indian dishes and overlaps with a different taste of spice. Momo is the most recognizable food item to me as Nepalese, but I did not try it this visit but will save it for another time with my partner or niece. The restaurant is a small but not too small with booths and tables. And a bar. A colorful door front and small table area outside. The bar area offers cocktails and beer/wine. MOMO has a vibe like a place in Davis Sq., Somerville, hip, cultural and small. There were 2 other parties in the restaurant, one party appeared to be perhaps, S. Asian. I don't judge, but they were eating and liking the food, had the type of accent you would expect, and enjoying the food, right? Because this was mid-day, I decided that my splurge would have to be a little less on the budget and opted for the special offering a few dishes for half off. However, prices for regular dishes seemed very fair. I tried the mango lasse, fried veg. pakora, and chicken briyani. All were tasty and freshly prepared. Served piping hot the pakoras, like 6 pieces, and briyani. I was full enough, the portions were generous with extra briyani to take home. I liked the spice and balance, not too spicy, just right. The servicer was friendly, and helpful with taking my order and request for medium spicy. Will come back here again with and try the momo and some other offerings. They were busy with takeout orders at this visit, so that is an option. The food is seasoned not quite like Indian food, it is so delicious. Several MBTA buses stop right outside. Several parking options, street on side street seems like there is always spots. Full Bar, cute place, really good food, nice vibe.

My first visit was great. Food was good, really good. Unfortunately my second visit didn't go so well for some reason my boyfriend got his plate 15 mi gets before mine. The waitress never even came to say anything about the delay. It's absurd that one dish would be sieved and not the other.

Zuzu Momo hands down has some of the best momos. My favorite is the new road style momos. It's coated in a delicious sauce that is packed with flavor but the momos still remain a bit crispy. The filling is delicious and overall super satisfying. I would definitely recommend you try this out. I also had their biryani which had a bit of a kick to it which I liked. Their chicken tikka masala was also pretty solid as well. Their staff was very nice and kind and overall the aesthetic was enjoyable. Definitely recommend you try this place out!!

I came to this restaurant based on the google and yelp reviews. Unfortunately, I was unable to try the food and decided to walk out over a very strange encounter. My husband and I entered, I walked up the lady working behind the bar and asked if we are supposed to seat ourselves and can we sit anywhere. She told us, yes, sit anywhere you like. My husband and I see an empty booth and sit down. Shortly after ,we were served water and received the menus. While looking at the menu, I noticed there is a couple sitting at a table next to us (sitting at a regular table, not a booth). The couple next to us asked the lady behind the bar for us to leave the booth so they could eat their own food at our table. The couple made us leave our booth because they wanted it while they were in the middle of eating their food. Absolutely, insane behavior on both ends.

Such a hidden gem in Everett! Varieties of momos, which are Nepalese dumplings! Amazing fried and steamed. Our favorite was actually the ramen Momo. It has so much sauce and comes with steamed Momo and ramen. - garlic naan with Chicken tikka masala - fried Momo - steamed Momo - Ramen Momo - Mango lassi Great for kids too, has a small kids menu. Momo Mondays 7.99 combo Has indoor and outdoor seatings!

ZuzuMOMO is a Nepalese restaurant located on 291 Main Street in Everett, MA. This is my family first time trying Nepalese food and it blew my expectations in terms of tastes. I always wanted to try momos since I love a good dumpling, but these were exceptional! I wasn't expecting to be amazed by their dumplings! Not only were they perfectly made, skin not too thick, but the fillings was juicy and tasty. We ordered chicken momos from the kids menu for the kids, but they didn't stop after they finished their portion. Both my son and daughter went straight for our pork momos after they cleared their plates. The kothey momos were steamed and then slightly pan fried so it was slightly crisp at the bottom. I prefer pork filling but the chicken momos was good too. The dipping sauce that came with the momos was amazing so I didn't have to order additional special dipping sauce. The sauce had a bit of a kick. Luckily my son is used to eating curry so the spice did not bother him. The goat curry was so flavorful. It came with a small rice. We also ordered garlic naan to go with our curry. The naan was baked. It reminded me more of pita bread where it was more dense and airy. I was expecting something a bit more thin and crispy. Nonetheless, it was perfect for soaking up the curry. We also tried the chicken kathmandu chow mein. We had it not spicy so the kids can eat it too. It had a nice blend of spices to it as well. We also ordered shrimp biryani, which was very flavorful and delicious. I enjoyed everything we ordered. The mango lassi was not too popular with my kids as it was very thick and hard for the kids to drink even with a straw. I poured it into a glass water cup to make it a bit more safe for my daughter to handle than the wine glass that it came in. The maha jodi (coconut martini) was good, but very strong. My husband went safe and ordered a beer. You can't go wrong with a beer. Overall, service was excellent. Food came at a steady pace. Our waitress was so nice and friendly. I would definitely come back. If possible, go with outdoor seating. The interior is nice, you are protected from the element, but it was just too dark for me. Outside, on a nice night, with the patio lights on would be best. I can't say there is a lot to desire of the restaurant's location, being on Main Street in Everett. If the restaurant was located in Somerville, I am sure it would be packed all of the time. What can I say, bring good company. I can't wait to come back and try more dishes. I am totally a fan of Nepalese food! See my pictures!

The food was uniformly good to excellent. The best was the pork momo tikka masala (18$) -- crisp momo, and some of the best tikka masala I've ever had. The flavor was incredible and it was perfectly creamy. I'd definitely recommend it as a must try! It was on the pricey side, as it only came with six momo and there wasn't that much sauce, but it tasted so good. The vegetable biryani (17$) was also quite good, nicely flavored, as was the pork steam momo (11$). The garlic naan (5$) was only four somewhat small pieces, which was a bit disappointing. Though we got the medium spice level, it was barely spicy at all, probably more like what I'd expect at a mild level from most Boston area restaurants. There was a small issue where the first water pitcher was weirdly soapy, but the second one was fine, so I'd chalk that up to a one-off issue.

Such a yummy and awesome place for anyone who loves Nepali food. From innovative drinks to the Nepali food favorites of momos in multiple different preparation, I was wowed by each bite. I especially loved the Jhol Mo:Mo with its velvety jhol/sauce and New Road style Chilli Mo:Mo. I have lived in Boston for close to a decade and cannot say I have found as delicious Mo:Mo place as this!

Had a good time at Zuzu Momo for a late lunch. When we arrived, the place was empty. We seated ourselves and waited a bit for the waiter to show up. I would say for the place to be that empty 10 minutes seemed too long to be waiting. Once our server showed up, she was nice and attentive. We ordered a few things all to share. The samosa (half off during happy hour) was way better than we'd expected; the goat curry was super tasty and the fried momo even more delicious. We ordered drinks as well, I picked the espresso martini, it was good enough but definitely would suggest others go with a different cocktail. I've had really well made espresso martinis and this just isn't the place for them. I had a few concerns about none of the staff wearing masks, especially kitchen staff but oh well. All in all we enjoyed our time. The staff was kind and the food is good.

Not a huge place, but there is outdoor seating as well. The music was interesting and loud. Like a lot of pop and remixes that you wouldn't expect. Service was a little slow at times. The food and cocktails were awesome! I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. The noodles were amazing and the sauces very flavorful.

Momos are a must try. This place is so cozy, food is unbelievably good and service is tops. The wait staff are so friendly and attentive but honestly I'd go for the food even if the service wasn't great. My husband and I travel 45 mins to eat here and it's so worth it.

Love this place!! Hubby picked up takeout yesterday. We got the steamed chicken momos with chipotle mayo sauce, street-style samosas, and tato jhol momos. It was so delicious and I can't wait to try the items next time!

Below average. Tried malai kofta, butter chicken, garlic naan and samosa chaat. Disappointed in taste for all of them. Not coming back. You will waste your money if you eat here. Regretting trusting fake good reviews.

My friend and I came here on a Sunday afternoon to a near to empty establishment. However there were a few parties that joined after us and a consistent amount of take out orders. I made reservations just in case nonetheless. For appetizers we shared a samosas chat and garlic naan. We also shared the mango lassi which was creamy but also watery, in a good way. It came with 2 samosas that were cut in half covered with fresh chopped white onions, chutney and cilantro. I enjoyed the crisp dough and fillings with the flavorful toppings. The naan had a perfect chew and that to-die-for garlic taste. It was perfect for dipping into our entrees as well. Our entrees were the MOMO tikka masala dumplings and goat curry. The dumplings were surprisingly still crispy after being under the sauce for at least 40 min by the end of our meal. The filling was juicy and a burst of deliciousness. We wished the goat came with more rice as the curry was delicious and we really wanted to be able to consume every bit of it. I loved that the goat was cooked with the bones as the development of flavor after cooking for hours is unlike any other. Service was phenomenal, staff was attentive and friendly. Overall great service and am already looking to coming back.

This is a gem. Great staff. Great food and drinks. Dog friendly! It has a good amount of seating. They did great with the decor. Looks new. Menu can be overwhelming however I think it has options for any type of eater. Surprisingly loved the sadheko more than the tikki masala momo, and the paneer naan better than the garlic. Clearly, you won't be left disappointed

Do yourself a solid and buy the new road style C Mo mo. Had no idea what to expect with this.... our whole fam destroyed them. The flavor! It's truly hard to pinpoint what it was. Little Sichuan, little Indian, tons of flavor! Would like to try the very spicy version but the kids were sharing... next time....Should have bought more! Tikka masala- superb. Butter chicken. Very good, but not the best I've had. Slightly thicker than typical Indian restaurants. If we lived in Boston this place would be a go-to! I'd like to go back and try nothing but a variety of the Mo Mo dumplings.

This place will satisfy all your Nepali food hunger pangs for sure! My boyfriend is from Kathmandu and when we walked into the place, he said it felt just like home. When he looked at the menu, his face lit up like a Christmas tree! Such a wide variety on the menu ranging from authentic Nepali dishes to some fun fusion platters. I personally love their soup momo, this paneer dish that comes in this delectable tomato sauce and tandoori chicken. I have gone twice now and each time it gets better and better as I explore through the menu!

Wonderful food, incredibly overpriced. I ordered takeout - tandoori masala wings and jhol momo. The jhol momo was average price, but was listed as a soup. It arrived with very little liquid, a half full container, and was not nearly enough for all the dumplings. The masala wings turned out to be average/small sized and there were only six of them - for nearly $22. I will not be returning.

Good happy hour stuff Momos were great Tried the ramen momo although the momo itself was amazing to taste .. not so much the ramen and sauce Very good service and staff is very friendly

So delicious and fun,,,,!!!!!!! Great service and super friendly staff! Yum, The Penachio's

Have ordered a few times from here, while I like the momos, the sauce we received many times had a pungent smell to it making it impossible to enjoy the momos as it was already dumped on the momos all over. Many times drinks were missed in our pickup order, staff were often unprofessional wouldn't acknowledge the issue. Last straw was when we placed a huge order for a birthday gathering, 5/5 momo ordered were uncooked, chowmein was drowned with cumin powder making it impossible to eat, was asked to come in 20 minutes, we went back in 40 still had to wait around for extra 20 minutes. Staff was unable to acknowledge the issues, had to ask for replacement inside of being offered. Will avoid in future.