Momo N Curry: Discover the Best Himalayan and Nepalese Flavors in Somerville

Good food, clean restaurants, the servers and the host are very nice always with the smile a while services.

The server is very sweet and generous! She gave us extra papadum which was ADDICTING. We ordered momos, chicken biryani, garlic naan, and beef korma. I LOVED the chicken biryani and garlic naan. The portions were also huge :D I keep talking about this place with my friends and definitely want to go back!!! Very low key restaurant and good for groups less than 4.

This is a great little no frills place! Food is a 4/5 overall and here's the breakdown. Chicken garlic noodles (3/5) a but too salty today Garlic naan (4.5/5) Paneer (4.5/5) Veggie momo (3.5/5) Chicken momo (4.5/5) Buffalo momo (4/5) lamb momo (5/5) Spinach and paneer momo(3/5) Plantain momo (2.5/5) Goat momo ((4.5) Overall solid experience and service and i will definitely be back.

We love this place!! This is probably the best south asian place in the area in my opinion. Their momos are delicious and basic dishes such as chicken tikka masala, butter chicken or even stir fry noodles are tasty! My vegetarian girlfriend loves getting veggie Pakora, Daal Makhani and Navaratna Korma! For dessert, you should definitely try Rice Pudding Kheer and Khulfi, you won't regret! We will miss this place when we move!

This hidden gem may not seem much from the outside, but what it serves is just an EXPLOSION of flavor. The chicken momos were extremely juicy, and the filling tasted amazing! The vegetable somasa chat had a great variety of flavors and textures, ranging from the potatoes, the chickpeas, to the creamy yogurt sauce that coats the whole thing. Everything just worked so well together with the somosas hidden underneath.

Located across from the beautiful Somerville Market Basket--which, it must be noted, puts other supermarkets in the area to shame, which includes Star Market and Stop & Shop, with its expansive selection and unbeatable prices--you find Momo N Curry. And indeed, contrary to popular belief, Momo N Curry is a fitting and deserving companion of the Somerville Market Basket. There are many deeply hateful reviews of Momo N Curry on this platform, but it must be known that these reviews were written out of SPITE rather than out of REASON. And so that is why I appear here before your weary eyes to write a review of Momo N Curry based upon REASON rather than HATE. The hate is a great shame. Momo N Curry offers tasty cuisine at even tastier prices. The menu boasts a wide variety of momos, with fillings ranging from charming chicken to busty buffalo to plaintive plantain. Although I have yet to try their momos, the vastness of the selection is in itself pleasing. There is large a variety of meat (chicken, goat, lamb, beef, etc.) and vegetarian (paneer, plantain, etc.) entrees. I have sampled a thick and creamy lamb korma and an even thicker saag paneer, amongst other items. Everything has been delicious and portions are large. Anyone who complains about small portions at this establishment immediately gives themself away as The Great Glutton of Somerville and/or a hateful liar. The establishment also boasts a wonderful lunch special: a so-called smaller portion of entrees, served with naan and rice, at under $15. A great deal that often yields enough food for two meals. The ambiance is intimate and casual, service is at the counter. The staff here gets the job done and does so efficiently and effectively. Momo N Curry is highly recommended.

I had a craving for momos and decided to try this place out. They have a lot of different momos (chicken, goat, lamb, buffalo, vegetable, spinach and paneer, plantain). It was so hard to decide on one, but I decided to order the ones that I haven't seen at other restaurants. Most of the momos were around $10 per order of 8, and each momo order came with an orange-colored gingery sauce and a red-colored spicy sauce. The red sauce here had a nice kick to it. This was a pleasant surprise since most of the momo places I've tried around the area have a very mild red sauce. I LOVED the flavor of the orange sauce! It was super fragrant and umami. The spinach and paneer momo is an awesome vegetarian option. The paneer is cut in small pieces so you get paneer in every bite. The seasoning in general was delicious and satisfying. At first I thought the filling would have the runny texture of saag paneer but thankfully it did not. The filling was still pretty loose (compared to a meat-filled momo which would hold its shape) but it wasn't messy to eat. The lamb and buffalo momos had very similar seasoning profiles. They were very tasty, though, so I would recommend them if you are a fan of lamb. Lastly, I tried the samosa chaat. I wouldn't recommend this dish if you are not a fan of mushy textures. The dish was an explosion of flavors though-- salty, tart, sweet, and spicy. The portion was very big so it is great for sharing.