Himalayan Fusion Cafe

9 mature (at times) friends and myself went here last Friday night for our "mothers group" Christmas dinner out. I had been here a few times before but for others it was a first both for the Cafe and having Nepalese food. And we were not disappointed, the food was great and a few are vowing to bring their families.We had Samosa Chats (my favourite), Aloo Achaar, Piro Aloo and Chicken and Veg steamed Momo with mains being Goat Thali and Chiken Biryani. Everyone liked the Soy beans served with the Thali. Including corkage and tip it worked out at $20 pp, you couldn't ask for better. The staff were lovely and helped us with some of our choices. Easily recommend this place for a change to Indian...

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This restaurant offers delicious Nepalese food at very affordable prices. I have visited multiple times over the past five years and have always been pleased with the quality and taste of the food. I do wish they had a liquor license as it would enhance the dining experience. The service may not be VIP, but it matches the casual dining atmosphere of the restaurant. Their Momo, Goat Chowyla, Khaja Set, and other dishes are all excellent. I highly recommend returning to this restaurant.

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The restaurant, originally named and promoted as Himalayan Fusion, turned out to be something different. The staff was attractive and the decor was simple, but lacking. The dumplings were decent, but the standout dish of the evening. The biryani was too spicy and the Chicken Thali was bland. We didn't finish any of our dishes and ended up leaving quickly to go to a nearby baklava cafe.

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Out of the four options (if we include the food court in the mall) for Indian/Nepalese cuisine in Ashfield, this is easily the best.

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Reminds you of taste we get in India. Its a great place for casual dine in. Nicely priced. We go regularly for momos.

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