Nepali Kitchen And - Scranton

Awful food and service. My wife and I were not well for a week after eating here. Only offered about four menu items on top of bad food.

Yum!!! Everything we had here was great. Small little family owned restaurant. When you first come in, there is a bell to ring to be seated if no one is up at the counter. They have a pretty simple menu. We ordered the onion app (can't recall the name) and it came with this spicy dipping sauce. So good! Then did the chicken chow mein and curry. Everything was fantastic and tasty. I loved the curry! I did med hot but could have made it even spicier. Parking was all street but easily accessible all front. They also seem to do more take outs. If you stumble upon this place, def try it!

This is my kind of joint! No fuss, no frills, kind of hole in the wall establishment where a lot of natives eat at! Yet they still have a front entrance/waiting area, parking lot and real paper menus. Menu selection is very big and everything was reasonably priced. Taste and presentation were spectacular. Our server was nice, friendly and got everything right. Speed of dishes was slower to come out considering we were the only other couple. Lighting was iffy and the tables and chairs were kind of greasy but it adds to the authentic ambiance. The lamb came out a bit dry but it tasted great mixed with all the other sauces and curries so no worries. Sad that their rice pudding was out (seems every Asian restaurant I've been to in the last 3 months has been out of sticky rice... but I would totally come back!

Excellent food- everything tasted fresh and delicious. Id highly recommend this restaurant! The ambiance is a little deceiving but trust the chefs!

Just happened to be driving through Scranton and I was looking for a local place with original flavours. Came across this place on Google. It doesn’t look like a restaurant from the outside, but the food was worth the stop. I had the pork chhoilla and the veg fried rice. Absolutely delicious! The previous reviewers were right ?