London's Nepali Food Scene Has Never Been Better
Whether you're a member of the Nepalese diaspora craving a taste of home, or a curious food lover wanting to explore beyond the usual South Asian staples, London's Nepalese restaurant scene has something extraordinary to offer.
Here are our top picks for 2025:
1. Himalayan Spice, Brick Lane
A firm favourite for authentic momos and Newari khaja sets. The lamb sekuwa here is unmissable.
2. Yak & Yeti, Hammersmith
One of London's longest-standing Nepalese restaurants, Yak & Yeti consistently delivers on quality and atmosphere.
3. Everest Inn, London Bridge
A modern take on Nepali cuisine with a strong emphasis on locally sourced ingredients and classic recipes.
4. Momo & Roti, Tooting
A casual spot that has built a cult following for its handmade momos and thukpa. Arrive early, it fills up fast.
5. The Gurkha Kitchen, Southall
A community institution serving hearty portions of dal bhat tarkari at prices that feel like you're back in Kathmandu.
6. Annapurna Dining, Ealing
Named after one of Nepal's great Himalayan peaks, Annapurna offers an extensive menu covering regional Nepali cuisine rarely seen in London.
7. Kathmandu Corner, Seven Sisters
A neighbourhood gem beloved by the local Nepalese community, excellent chhoela and sel roti on weekends.
8. Sherpa Kitchen, Stratford
Convenient for East London, Sherpa Kitchen serves reliable, generous portions of Nepali staples with great value lunch deals.
9. Ama Ghar, Wembley
Family-run and community-focused, Ama Ghar is famous for its weekend bhoj and catering services for Nepali events.
10. Mustang House, Notting Hill
The most upmarket entry on this list, Mustang House brings Nepali fine dining to London with a seasonal menu inspired by the Lo Manthang region.
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