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At Mount Everest Kitchen & Grill, our expert chefs aim to elevate each and every dish by combining culinary elements from across the globe. Whether trying Nepalese, Indo-Chinese, or Western cuisine, we aim to provide you a new experience with each visit.
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Address: 538 Seymour St, Vancouver, BC V6B 3J5, Canada
Phone: +1 604-622-1136
Website: https://everestkitchen.ca/
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Rohit Korgaonkar
We visited Mount Everest in downtown Vancouver last night, and while the interiors are simple and understated, the food truly steals the show.
Before we even placed our order, we were served a warm lentil soup, essentially dal, which we believe was complimentary. It was a small but thoughtful touch and immediately set the mood for the meal. Comforting, homely, and very welcoming.
We went in wanting to explore Nepalese cuisine beyond the usual and were initially considering thukpa. Instead, we ordered the Jhol Momos, which turned out to be the highlight of the meal. These were vegetable momos served in a thick, korma-style gravy that was rich, comforting, and deeply flavorful. It is a complete meal in itself and unlike anything we have tasted before.
For appetizers, we tried the Chicken Sekuwa, one of the restaurant’s bestsellers. It is a Nepalese-style grilled chicken dish, somewhat reminiscent of chicken tikka but with its own distinct flavour. Smoky, well spiced, and beautifully cooked. We also ordered the Indo-Chinese Paneer Chilli, which was surprisingly good, with crispy paneer, balanced heat, and not overly saucy.
Overall, Mount Everest may not impress with flashy décor, but if you are looking for authentic Nepalese flavours, comforting food, and something a little different, this place absolutely delivers. We will definitely be back to explore more of the menu.
Photos uploaded of the dishes we ordered, along with the exterior of the restaurant to help you spot it easily from the street.
… moreBefore we even placed our order, we were served a warm lentil soup, essentially dal, which we believe was complimentary. It was a small but thoughtful touch and immediately set the mood for the meal. Comforting, homely, and very welcoming.
We went in wanting to explore Nepalese cuisine beyond the usual and were initially considering thukpa. Instead, we ordered the Jhol Momos, which turned out to be the highlight of the meal. These were vegetable momos served in a thick, korma-style gravy that was rich, comforting, and deeply flavorful. It is a complete meal in itself and unlike anything we have tasted before.
For appetizers, we tried the Chicken Sekuwa, one of the restaurant’s bestsellers. It is a Nepalese-style grilled chicken dish, somewhat reminiscent of chicken tikka but with its own distinct flavour. Smoky, well spiced, and beautifully cooked. We also ordered the Indo-Chinese Paneer Chilli, which was surprisingly good, with crispy paneer, balanced heat, and not overly saucy.
Overall, Mount Everest may not impress with flashy décor, but if you are looking for authentic Nepalese flavours, comforting food, and something a little different, this place absolutely delivers. We will definitely be back to explore more of the menu.
Photos uploaded of the dishes we ordered, along with the exterior of the restaurant to help you spot it easily from the street.
Bijal Patel
Really nice Nepalese restaurant in downtown. They have a wide range of indo-chinese cuisine options as well. Momos, fried rice and noodles are delicious. The restaurant is very flexible and also accommodates group of 20 people. Service is pretty fast and staff is friendly. They have reasonable prices for a great amount of quantity for food. Portion size is huge while maintaining the taste.
… moreAKASH NAIR
A mixed experience at Mount Everest, but definitely some standout dishes. My friend ordered the vegetarian Manchurian with rice, and while she found it just average, I absolutely loved it—it had this wonderful, smoky flavor that was really unique.
I opted for the chicken biryani, and the quality of the ingredients was quite nice. The rice grains were long, perfectly separable, and the chicken was tender and well-cooked. It was also served super hot! Oddly, there was a noticeable temperature difference between the rice and the chicken, and I actually ended up burning my mouth on the chicken.
Flavor-wise, I felt the biryani leaned heavily on the cumin, which isn’t my personal preference, and I’m not sure if that’s typical of a Nepalese style. While the quality was good, the overall spice profile wasn’t quite what I was hoping for. It’s a place worth trying, but maybe some flavors are an acquired taste!
… moreI opted for the chicken biryani, and the quality of the ingredients was quite nice. The rice grains were long, perfectly separable, and the chicken was tender and well-cooked. It was also served super hot! Oddly, there was a noticeable temperature difference between the rice and the chicken, and I actually ended up burning my mouth on the chicken.
Flavor-wise, I felt the biryani leaned heavily on the cumin, which isn’t my personal preference, and I’m not sure if that’s typical of a Nepalese style. While the quality was good, the overall spice profile wasn’t quite what I was hoping for. It’s a place worth trying, but maybe some flavors are an acquired taste!
Penny Rusty Sophie
Visited Mount Everest in Jan 2026 – honestly never knew it existed but the place was quite busy during lunch… Probably due to their Nepali Bhojan or Thali (lunch plates) which are huge and a good value.
Had the Thali Lamb ($18.99) and Thali Chicken ($18.20). These are big metal plates with their special curry and comes with lentils, rice, naan, veggie pakora, and dessert (rice pudding I think).
The specials also came with a bowl of hot and creamy cauliflower soup which was one of the best things here. Also liked the crispy pakoras.
In addition to a creamy Mango Milk Shake ($6.30), we got an order of Steamed Vegetarian Momos ($14.99).
Service was a bit off as it took quite a long while for someone in our table to get their meal and we had to flag someone down about it.
… moreHad the Thali Lamb ($18.99) and Thali Chicken ($18.20). These are big metal plates with their special curry and comes with lentils, rice, naan, veggie pakora, and dessert (rice pudding I think).
The specials also came with a bowl of hot and creamy cauliflower soup which was one of the best things here. Also liked the crispy pakoras.
In addition to a creamy Mango Milk Shake ($6.30), we got an order of Steamed Vegetarian Momos ($14.99).
Service was a bit off as it took quite a long while for someone in our table to get their meal and we had to flag someone down about it.
Lori Lam
good portions and good flavors. we started off with complimentary leek and potato soup and tried the chow mein, butter chicken, tandoori chicken wings (very yummy), and coconut naan (favorite bite of the night). the coconut naan is made with coconut shavings inside and was very aromatic, would highly recommend to try.
… moreDavid Collins
Very tasty food. Well portioned, not to big or too skimpy. We enjoyed Thursday dinner ($60 for two incl tip), that we came back for Friday lunch ($38 for two including top).
Both times I gad to walk towards the register to get the check. Paid cash. After lunch, They failed to give back the correct change. I went to the register and three of them were not able to figure it out, despite my saying “you need to take this quarter and give me a loonies.” Finally a fourth person came by and was able to subtract $32 from $50. We even had enough food left over for a snack later.
… moreBoth times I gad to walk towards the register to get the check. Paid cash. After lunch, They failed to give back the correct change. I went to the register and three of them were not able to figure it out, despite my saying “you need to take this quarter and give me a loonies.” Finally a fourth person came by and was able to subtract $32 from $50. We even had enough food left over for a snack later.
sofia
My boyfriend and I visited this restaurant and absolutely loved it. The portions are huge, and everything we ordered looked and tasted great. The prices are very reasonable, especially considering how much food they serve. Overall, it was a great experience and a place we’d definitely come back to
… moreShikha Nepal
We recently visited this restaurant and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. We tried jhol momo and chatpatey, and both dishes were absolutely delicious. The jhol momo was full of flavor, with a rich and perfectly spiced soup, and the momos were soft, juicy, and fresh. The chatpatey was authentic, spicy, tangy, and reminded us of real Nepali street food.
… moreanurag singh
Must go place for Chicken Chow Mein and Tandoori Chicken Momos. We also tried Fish Tikka and it was good although fish pieces were less as compared to other stuffs in it. The taste is authentic and worth your money. 5-star for food.
… moreNarmada Chhetri
Spent my Friday night in downtown Vancouver and ended up here. Tried the chicken choila. The meat was tender, perfectly marinated, and full of flavour. The service was super friendly too. Fantastic experience!
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