
Indian-Nepali Kitchen is a family-owned restaurant that brings the rich, flavorful traditions of Indian and Nepali cuisine to the heart of Seattle. Our journey began on November 2, 2023, at 9525 Aurora Ave N, where we first opened our doors with a mission to serve authentic, homemade-style meals crafted with love and care. Thanks to the support of our loyal customers and the growing demand for our delicious food, we expanded and moved to a larger, more comfortable location at 13754 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133, on March 6, 2025. This new space allows us to better serve our community with an enhanced dining experience, while continuing to offer the same great taste and hospitality we’re known for.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13754 Aurora Ave N Suit D, Seattle, WA 98133
Phone: (206) 397-3211
Website: https://www.indiannepalikitchen.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Indian-Nepali kitchen: Home
Seattle, WA 98133 (Menu & Order Online) – Indian-Nepali kitchen
Indian-Nepali Kitchen (@nepalikitchenseattle) – Instagram
Reviews
The food here is absolutely fantastic. The portions are large, we took a good amount home. Another thing to brag on is the cost! All of this plus a beer and hot chai was under $80! The hot chai was my least favorite thing we ordered, it wasn’t very flavorful. But my husband enjoyed the Taj Mahal beer.
Parking can be tricky since it’s a small parking lot, but we got there around 6pm and got a spot without a problem.
Great food. Great service. Great price. Don’t sleep on this place! I’m already planning my next meal here.
Highly recommend if you want good momos and quick bites.
They offer three styles — steamed, fried, and jhol (in spicy broth) — and each one is a revelation. The steamed momo is the purest form: tender, juicy, and bursting with the aroma of minced chicken, cabbage, and coriander. The dough is soft yet resilient, holding in every drop of flavor. The fried momo adds a beautiful crisp shell that contrasts with the moist filling — it’s the kind of texture play you only get when someone truly knows what they’re doing in the kitchen.
And then there’s the jhol momo — the crown jewel. Sitting in a bowl of tangy, spicy, sesame-infused sauce that’s equal parts comforting and fiery, it’s a dish that makes you pause between bites just to savor it. The sauce clings to the dumplings like a story unfolding — nutty, garlicky, bright with chili and tomato, and impossible to stop eating.
Every element here feels intentional. The flavors are bold but balanced, the presentation simple but heartfelt, and the people behind the counter serve you like they’re welcoming you into their home.
If you’re chasing authentic Himalayan comfort food — the kind that makes you nostalgic even if you’ve never been to Nepal — Nepali-Indian Kitchen is it. Skip the overhyped spots and come here for the real deal. Order all three types of momo, grab a friend, and thank me later.
I also appreciated how thoughtfully they packed the chattpatte: the dry and wet ingredients came in separate containers, which kept everything fresh and perfectly crunchy when mixed. Plus, the portion sizes are generous for the price. Definitely a win all around!
The food actually made me emotional, it brought back memories of my hostel days when my roommates used to make momos and chatpatte. It felt so comforting and homely. Huge appreciation to the host for keeping the flavours authentic.
You can see I clean bolded the thali.
Ordered the momos sampler with both chicken and veg. Liked the flavors and all of them tasted amazing
The samosa chaat that I ordered spicy was delicious. Liked the heat and overall taste of the chaat.
Aloo-Kakro Achar was a weird one. It was like a curry but tastes like a pickle. Didn’t like it at all.
Lastly, I thought the food coloring in the menu might not be realistic but it was indeed true. The Tandoori momos , both veg and chicken were very red! And I don’t like food coloring.
Parking is limited given the number of establishments in that complex.