
Vibrant culinary fusion, where the rich flavors of Nepalese and Indian cuisines meet in a modern setting. From traditional favorites to contemporary creations, our menu is a celebration of diverse tastes and aromatic spices. Join us and savor the essence of two cultures, perfectly blended to delight your palate.
Informal fixture with a mellow vibe whipping up familiar Indian & Nepalese specialties.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1150 Solano Ave, Albany, CA 94706
Phone: (510) 679-5079
Website: https://order.toasttab.com/online/everest-kitchen-1150-solano-ave
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Reviews
The service was great. These servers were like bees and they were all very nice.
We arrived during the happy hour. The items on the happy hour menu were more expensive than the regular menu! When we asked, they said the bread comes with a dip, which makes the bread the same price as the happy hour menu. Usually the happy hour menu is 50% lower than the regular menu… just saying.
The plates were nice quality plates, but guys curry must come in a bowl. It came in a flat bed plate, which reflects how small their portions are in every way. You can visually count the number of chicken break pieces on the plate .
So, don’t even try to share! If you go hungry, one dish won’t be enough for you..
I should say that every single dish was amazingly good. I enjoyed eating those variations.
Would I go again? YES. I would go and order at least two fishes each or
The cocktails are just as impressive — with Nepali-inspired flavors like cardamom, clove, and even mango lassi making each drink stand out.
Definitely an elevated culinary experience for my edacious cravings.
Warm service, cozy vibe, and food that keeps you coming back. Don’t forget to savor the chai.
We weren’t sure what to expect but wow. Did everything turn out? Phenomenal. We even ended up there during happy hour so took advantage of that and ordered three happy hour appetizers
The tandoori chicken sekwa was so very tender and perfectly seasoned!
Whatever you do, don’t skip out on Pani Puri!
I live in Santa Cruz and would drive back just for that.
Friendly and attentive service. Large indoor and outdoor dining space. Lots of Indian and Nepalese options around the area so it’s hard for this place to stand out.
Big thumbs up to the experience. The person who took my order on the phone was super friendly and helpful with the menu (I am only semi familiar with Nepalese food). Then the pickup experience was lovely, with another friendly staffer giving us updates on when the food would be ready. (They even have a supply of disposable gloves to put on before using their signing pen.)
And the food was wonderful. My favorite was the Chicken Momos, which were juicy and delicious, with or without the Jhol sauce. The Cheese Naan was cheesy but not greasy. The Garlic Naan was also good but a bit too much garlic for me, though my dinner mates liked the Garlic Naan more than the Cheese Naan. The Saag Paneer so green and fresh! The Chicken Tikka Masala was tender and flavorful, though I prefer the sauce at Cafe Raj nearby. Surprisingly the Brown Rice was a highlight as well — such delicate, thin, long grains. Great texture.
Staff: (10/10) too friendly, accommodating, helpful.
Ambience: (6/10) clean place, well organized, not so fancy or romantic, limited window view seats, open outdoor setting.
Restroom: (5/10) only 1 (unisex) but clean.
Bad point: thali unavailable, diaper changing station unavailable, limited restroom, Parking spot is very hard to find. We were there on Friday at 3 pm.
Parking : (2/10) Free street parking too busy. Few handicap street parking around the restaurant.