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港鐵佐敦站 B1 出口, 步行約5分鐘
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星期一至日
15:00 - 00:00
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自從從尼泊爾旅遊回來後，不時都會找尼泊爾菜回味一番。素來幫襯開的店剛好沒開門，誤打誤撞進到這家地𨂽小店。外賣店門面的旁邊有幾張枱可坐，食客只有尼泊爾人和尼泊爾人......Pani Puri $30/8pc很地道和足料，但似乎被走了辣buff momo $40肉汁滿滿，份量多，醬料自加sweet lassi $25雞肉炒麵 $40門面沒寫，見有人叫就叫了一客，菜較少，雞肉是乾肉似的，就是尼泊爾常吃到的那種，醬料很好吃，很地道的味女店員很nice英文也ok，不介意地𨂽一點的話，不妨試一下地道的尼泊爾菜吧
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I saw Metro Newspaper introduced the eatery “Street fast food” which was Nepali and Indian cuisine and I have interest for different cuisine and therefore I visited it though the environment was discouraging. There was only one table inside the eatery while the rest were along at the roadside and there was no fan. Car came across the road at about 5 minute intervals. During my visit, all the diners were South Asians.In fact, I visit this eatery about one month after being introduced by newspaper. However, the price was higher than the newspaper stated. For example, I ordered Samosa Chat at the price of $25 while the newspaper stated that it was $20. The price of all other food were also increased about by $10. Though this eatery emphasized street food, but the prices are not cheap at all. Waiting for about 5 minutes, a small bowl of Samosa Chat served. The bowl was made from brown leaves and I like it but can be used for one time only.This small bowl consisted of assorted ingredients as diced mushy potatoes, diced raw onion, deep fried dough pieces, soft yellow-colour pea. Watery sour cream was added on top while brown colour sauce were mixed with the said ingredients. All the ingredients were fully soaked with the brown sauce. Coriander and instant noodle flakes were sprinkled on top. As I like more flavour, I did not mixed the sauce to before eating. Some I ate with sour cream resulting sour and quite spicy flavour while ate with mainly brown sauce was spicy with a bit like curry flavour. Of course, I also tried to eat with mixed sauce was another feeling but I could not tell the taste was. In overall, the best taste for me was tangy and spicy flavour which gave me a bit pungent feeling. Though it was quite spicy and I seldom eat so spicy food, I still recommend it is worth to try this intricate delicacy.
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This place has now become one of my regular "I'm hungry, I'm near home, I don't know where to go" places. After testing all of the vegetarian foods on the menu I have decided that the samosa chat is my favourite and I will grab a bowl after work if I'm a little hungry but not ravenous. Samosa chat is a lovey little snack food which is made of a couple of smashed up samosas topped with yoghurt, chutney, small pieces of chopped veg, sprinkled chickpea flour fried noodles and coriander leaves, (or a combination of the above depending on who's making it).The version sold at this place is a really addictive combination of flavours. It's got the wholesome, warming spicy of the potato and pea filling in the samosas, then some sweetness and tango was from the yoghurt (and maybe chutney), and then a definite kick of heat. Finding morsels of samosa pastry hidden at the bottom it a real treat!
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Discovered this place because it was surrounded by so many Asians and it reminded me of 2star's Fast Food Center.You could see the menu clearly from across the road, there were samosas, aloo tikka, samosa chats for $20!I got the aloo tikki for $20 and when they gave it to my, I was shocked how heavy the bag was, when I opened it, the size of these aloo tikkis were the same as donuts.They were a bit too spicy but they were really delicious because it was made with heavy mashed silky potatoes and peas in a crispy grounded maize coating.I was given two sachets of sauce with one but the aloo tikki were tasty and didn't need it.They had momos as well but it was hard to eat them standing up so I didn't get them.◎ⓢⓤⓟⓔⓡⓢⓤⓟⓔⓡⓖⓘⓡⓛ◎The bill: $20Service: OKYummy factor: YUMMYSpiciness levels: Very spicy!Portion sizes: bIGEnglish Menu: Yes◎ⓢⓤⓟⓔⓡⓢⓤⓟⓔⓡⓖⓘⓡⓛ◎
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