Tibet Kitchen Bar Restaurant

The menu consists mostly of American, Thai, Chinese and Indian inspired dishes, but the elements that Tibetans are made exceptionally good.

The food was very delicious there. I love it. I plan to go back. They are kind and treat you with respect. I recommend everyone to take a visit there. The parking was in the street, so the time I went it was only $0.50 per hour. The parking machine accepts quarter or visa cards. Go try out Tibet Kitchen's food; you won't be disappointed. Recommended! This restaurant tasted so good; it's found in the middle of a ghetto place. I wish they can move their location to a better area because this restaurant deserves a loving environment. Outside could be a ghetto place, but when you go inside the restaurant their vibes are peaceful and very different such as a positive restaurant.

Good service, clean, and friendly. It was a lot like food I had when I went to Nepal. I had the hot and spicy squid. Also, anything that says add chili to taste means request it before you order, I didn 't realize that and ended up getting somewhat tame squid. But otherwise it was good.

It’s a very delicious food. We were greeted immediately and the service was friendly and prompt. It isn't a fancy place, but it was nice. Wife and I had dinner and chose 2 different chicken dishes in a sauce. They were both excellent. Bread was fresh and we had a fried appetizer that I don't remember the name of, but it had onions, spices, potatoes, and spinach in it that I devoured. We were out looking for cars and this restaurant was right next door (almost). It was a very happy accident. If you like Indian food....you will not be disappointed.

Tibet kitchen doesn't try much to impress on other aspects but the food here is very good. The Tibetan food served here reminds me so much of the food back home in Nepal. You can never go wrong Chowmein Tibetan style(the beef one has become my favorite), Momos (they aren't great but they are good), Chicken oyster wings, Calamari, the Shabhalay, Tibetan style chicken shapta, or the Thukpa. If you are fond of high chilly tolerance, dont forget to ask for their hot sauce.