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How we read reviews →Cosy Coburg spot serving authentic Nepali momos, thali sets and thukpa.
Small, side-street venue that reviewers repeatedly call cosy and warm, with wall art and a home-away-from-home feel; a few note it can get smoky from the kitchen or the music loud, but staff turn it down on request.
Chef-prepared sampler plates covering multiple dishes at once, a Galli Special Soda house drink, and consistent praise for warm, attentive staff.
Repeatedly described as authentic Nepali food, with reviewers who have travelled to Nepal comparing dishes favourably to what they ate in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Budget-friendly (price level 1) and most reviewers call it worth the money for the portion and flavour, though a handful flag specific items (small pakora serves, thin Uber Eats portions) as overpriced for what arrived.
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