Himalayan Grill

Todd Schack 4 months ago

Wanted to try out this new place that was near me. We ordered the pork momo platter. The momos didnt have a lot of flavor overall but the sauce helped. Ordered the pork chowmein. This was my favorite as it had a really good flavor. Lastly we ordered the chicken tikka masala. This was a good comfort dish as well. The service was a little slow, but they got busy right after we arrived.

Lo Sanders 4 months ago

I ordered the Butter Chicken, The chicken chili momo, and the Garlic Nan. The Butter chicken is so moist and tender with just the right amount of spices, that makes the taste buds hum in excitement . The Garlic Nan is moist, and soft (not dry like everywhere else) makes you go back for more! The chicken chili Momo is soo delicious!! When I say this is authentic.. I mean Authentic!! Hands down the BEST Authentic Indian-Nepali Cuisine I have EVER had, and I have had many!!!! The atmosphere, Food, and Service is outstanding!! I would give them 100 stars if I could!! So far I can say this place is the best in Dayton Ohio. If this helps at all my Husband does not like Indian Cuisine and he loved it so much we had to go back again…. Try this Restaurant trust me you will love it!!

M Qhaos 5 months ago

Fantastic Food! We ordered Chicken 65, Vegetable Samosas, Pork Johl Momo & Chicken Tikka Masala to share between two people for lunch. We ended up with enough for dinner too! Each was well seasoned and cooked perfectly to enhance the flavors. Meat was tender and juicy. Sauces had depth. You choose your heat level. We went with 2’s for everything and that level had some kick. Everything came out when it was finished cooking, so food was hot. This is a hidden gem in a small multi-business building. The small dining area was immaculate and inviting. The server was attentive and welcoming. Invest in this small business and enjoy your meal! We can’t wait to go back and try the other offerings.

James Franz Edited 5 months ago

I am a huge fan of Neplai food and I was extremely excited to see a place like this opening in Huber Heights. They offer a big selection of dishes ranging from Nepali dishes to indian dishes. They also have a good selection of appptizers and momo(dumplings) had the chow mein chicken and thukpa soup. Generous portions with fresh vegetables with good seasoning. The have levels of spice to accommodate all. The staff is super friendly and will answer any questions you have about dishes and make excellent recommendations. Will be back to try more and will update. If you haven't had this kind of food before I would definitely give it a chance. 3-24 update. Came back a second time and tried the Aloo chop (red potato cakes) , veg pakora (fried vegetables) , and chicken jhol momo(dumplings in a sauce). Still great service had it a lunch. The food came fast and hot. Will be back again. 3-28 Update. Tried the momo platter, chili chicken somosa Chet and the butter chicken. Staff was great and the food was consistent. I would highly recommend the chili chicken the favor was amazing and the vegetables and meat were delicious. 4-3 the pani puri was something really neat. Crunchy outside with a

Sammie PYO 7 months ago

As someone who has long appreciated the depth and richness of Indian cuisine, I approached this newly opened Nepali restaurant with genuine curiosity. For a first visit, I chose the Nepali thali — the traditional national set — as it offers the most comprehensive introduction to the cuisine. The thali arrives as a thoughtfully arranged assortment on a metal tray, each component distinct yet harmonious. What immediately stood out was the flavor profile of the curries. Unlike the cream-forward, deeply spiced gravies often associated with Indian cooking, the Nepali curries leaned noticeably tangy. The chicken curry, in particular, carried a pronounced sour note — likely from yogurt or citrus — which added brightness and lift. The acidity felt intentional and characteristic, giving the dish a refreshing clarity rather than the heavier richness one might expect from neighboring cuisines. I also ordered naan separately from the thali. It is prepared fresh to order, which requires a bit of patience, but the result justifies the wait. The bread arrived warm, with a pleasantly chewy, elastic texture and a satisfying bite — substantial without being dense. Its simplicity provided an excel