Halal Reviews for Himalayan Yak Jackson Heights
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Lila Baniya
a week ago
Went for dinner with my team from New York who chosen this Restaurent . Food was delicious and service was perfect. The best part of the restaurant was we enjoyed live music ( Nepali and Hindi songs). we managed to dance in our space next to our table too… Highly recommended if you are in New York and looking for Nepali restaurant with live music
ZL
2 months ago
The food was really good and very filling, I had a really good time with my friends. We were here on a Monday night. The restaurant was not very crowded and we got to enjoy a nice dinner. The stew and the chicken buns with peanut sauce were my favorite. They also have nice appetizers and drinks. I liked the mango lassi I ordered. They are also conveniently located near the subway, so it's a good spot for friends gathering.
Allison L.
4 months ago
A beloved Nepali staple in the Jackson Heights neighborhood known for their live music and delicious food. This place is a must-try if you’re in Queens! We came early so there was ample space and no wait. Highly recommend the momo, chili fish/chicken, chow main and with fluffy egg, and sizzling platters that come with savory gravy noodles. Best to come with lots of people to try more family style!
Bhumika Shrestha
a month ago
The food was good, while it doesn’t fully match the authenticity of being back in Nepal, it still hits close to home. The service was nice and the staff was friendly, but there’s still a little room for more flavor in the overall experience. Still, it’s a solid spot when you’re missing a taste of Nepal.
Sangam Thapa
a month ago
The food was good overall. We had chicken momo, goat thali, chicken thali, and fish thali, and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. I especially liked how the momo came with three different types of sauce—it was a nice touch. The only thing that stood out was the dessert. We ordered three plates of gulab jamun and some dahi. Two of the gulab jamuns were served cold, and one was hot. The hot one tasted much better, and I believe it’s supposed to be served warm. Aside from that, everything else was great.