Real Mo-Mo’s

I had a great dining experience at Momo Ghar. Although they were very busy, I was seated in about 15 mins which is very reasonable for a Sunday evening dinner. I tried their Tibetan laphing (savoury smooth deliciousness!!!!!) Wai Wai chaat (crispy and crunchy and flavourful), Cabbage Jhol Momos (creamy, spicy broth with pillowy smooth momos and Cauliflower bao (soft bao bun with tasty cauliflower filling). All the dishes were exceptionally delicious. Can’t wait to go back and try some more!!!

Why visit this Tibetian eatery in Cabbagetown? 1) To try their yummy and reasonable momos 2) Close to Allen gardens and Riverdale farm/park. Must try: 1) Tibetan Laphing 2) Tandoori Momo 3) Jhol Momo

Place offers a creative touch on momos, however, it comes at the cost of your own gut. We had the steamed beef momos and the butter chicken momos. The momos were tasty but made us feel extremely gassy and burpy afterwards. Mind you we ordered ours steamed, so I wonder what exactly they use in their butter chicken sauce. While the staff were friendly and attentive, the entire place felt like it was falling down. The floor was slippery, chairs and table were sticky. Additionally, there’s no proper air ventilation meaning when the sizzling plates come out the smoke literally suffocates everyone to the point that everyone inside the restaurant was coughing until we asked the staff members to open the door. Unfortunately won’t be back.

The staff was really helpful, with a good knowledge of the menu. I've ordered the butter chicken momos and a chocolate mousse and everything was super delicious!

Quaint place, will decorated - the Tibetian chef has developed the menu really well. We tried some vegetarian options, not disappointed at all. Would recommend it to those seeking alternative taste to the routine options crowded everywhere!

Best momo you could find in downtown Toronto! It might be a bit spicy for people have low spice tolerance. I like the decorations of the restaurant. The air conditioning isn’t working well. It’s really hot that I felt unwell. Be aware of it.

We were seated right away by our lovely server. It wasn’t too busy because we arrived shortly after they opened. Cold water was already prepared in a closed bottle at the table and she provided the menus as soon as we sat down. We ordered the Tandoori Momo, Jhol Momo, Tibetan Laphing, and Gyuma Tibetan Sausage. The portions may look small but it is definitely very filling and enough for more than two people. The Momos and Tibetan Laphing had the perfect amount of spice for us but if you are someone who cannot tolerate spice very well, I don’t recommend ordering these dishes. The Momo’s exterior reminded us of Chinese dumplings but with Indian/Nepali/Tibetan flavours within - super flavourful! The Gyuma Tibetan Sausage is a blood sausage. It was a bit intimidating at first but didn’t taste gam-y and was delicious. The restaurant itself is very cozy and decorative, however, it was a little too warm inside especially with the high temperature outside. Both men’s and women’s washrooms were clean. We would visit again to try other Momos and other dishes for sure!

This place is really busy during rush hour so come early or make a reservation! Everything was tasty and very filling. We tried both pan fried and steamed momos, and especially liked the butter chicken and paneer ones. Our group couldn't handle much spice and it seemed most things had a spicy sauce, even if it's not indicated on the menu, so watch out for that if you're sensitive to spice. Overall I really liked this place! They had a steady flow of take out orders and service was prompt. I would come again to try other dishes.

We recently tried Momo Ghar and it did not disappoint 😋 Here's what we tried: 1. Jhol Momo - 4.5/5 2. Kurkure Momo - 4.5/5 (the chutney was amazing) 3. Chilli Momo - 4/5 4. Chilli Fries - 3/5 5. Wai Wai Chat - 3.5/5

The first time we went there, waited 1.5 hours only to be told they are out of Momos. The second time we went there, we confirmed if the paneer jhol momo would have no peas, cause of allergy and they still gave us with peas. On confronting, they said oh sorry we can’t do anything. Update - Proof picture shows they don’t have intergrity.