NEWA is back and better than ever! Founded in 2016, we became a favorite spot for authentic Nepali and Indian cuisine, and though we closed our doors during the pandemic, we’re thrilled to serve San Francisco once again. From our signature momos to flavorful curries dishes, we’re here to bring the true taste of South Asia to your table. ️ At NEWA, we’re famous for our wide variety of momos—bite-sized pockets of flavor that pack a punch! Whether you prefer them steamed or fried, we offer a range of fillings including chicken, vegetables, and paneer for our vegetarian guests. Each momo is made fresh, served with spicy dipping sauce that will leave you craving more! Thank you for your continued support—we can’t wait to serve you again!
Cozy cafe serving a wide array of Nepalese & Indian dishes in a bright space with limited seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 407 Ellis St, San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: (510) 621-9895
Website: https://sanfrancisconewa.com/
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Reviews
The Chicken Momo was absolutely delicious—juicy with the perfect balance of spices. The dough was soft and held up well even after delivery, which is often a challenge.
The Chicken Saag was creamy, rich, and full of flavor. The chicken pieces were tender and cooked to perfection. Despite being a delivery order, the quality and freshness of the food were excellent.
The service is quick and friendly. The man at the register was pleased with our choices but made suggestions, as well.
Be sure to order the Samosa Chat; incredibly tasty!
If you want something different than the usual Indian fare, order from the Nepali menu.
We tried the Newari Khaja which was a Nepali thali of sorts; I definitely recommend it, but be sure to order something saucy as well. Between the beaten rice and the ultra-crisp fried meat it can get pretty dry without some sauce.
You can probably dine in for lunch, but beware that the seating is very limited for busier hours, and it’s not the nicest neighborhood. Otherwise take-out or delivery are great options, too.
I would recommand the vegetarian momos which are served with this amazing spicy sauce. Almost as good as the ones served in Kathmandu.
The restaurant’s atmosphere was not that great it may be because we saw a lot of homeless people walking outside and staring from the door and windows. We were awkward with the situation. At the end the price tag and with the food quality absolutely fair. You can visit here for the typical Nepalese food.