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How we read reviews →Point Cook's beloved momo specialist layering Nepalese dumplings with curry-house classics.
Cosy, casual neighbourhood restaurant with a homely, personal feel driven by name-checked staff; can turn loud and hectic during peak dinner service.
Halal-friendly menu, individually praised front-of-house staff who build personal rapport with regulars, and a kitchen that checks in on diners at the end of the meal.
Reviewers repeatedly praise the authentic Nepali flavours and describe the experience as being welcomed into someone's home, though a couple of reviewers found the momo style diverged from street-style versions they grew up with.
Generally seen as good value for generous shared platters, though one reviewer felt prices rose after the menu was recently trimmed.
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