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Great place to warm up in winter with friendly service in a relaxing atmosphere.The food is delicious! You can tell that everything used is fresh.One …
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The Tsel Momo Ngopa is truly a standout. The chilli and coriander sauce they serve it with is outstanding! Also enjoyed the sha solo, the sha gogpa, a…
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Such lovely service. The staff are so sweet!!! Food was good at great prices. Atmosphere is cute, warm & welcoming. It delivered more than I had expec…
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10 Reviews on “Wild Yak Tibetan”
Went for dinner and came away with mixed feelings, started with Momo dumplings which were fantastic, especially the accompanying chilli sauce. Ordered Lamb curry-really really good, beef with tomatoes and chilli-very ordinary, chicken with spices and coconut milk- poor, no taste at all and a very very good potato and chick pea curry. Rice and general servings on the very small side for what you pay,but service was really good. A mixed bag here and you probably need to know what you want before you walk in.
Really enjoyed dinner here tonight.
Great family friendly atmosphere and service with a smile.
We had the momo dumplings which were delicious, roti bread, coconut rice, chicken, beef curry, dhal and calamari. Everything was tasty and enjoyable.
Lovely place! Particularly enjoyed the deco of the restaurant and the soothing music played there. Food was delicious as well. Definitely will come again.
Went here after being recommended the place by a few people. Overall experience – I wish I had not listened to them! I truly don’t understand all these 4 & 5 star ratings. The curry and meat dishes were incredibly bland, with vegetables that were very obviously frozen and not fresh. The chicken curry was basically all coconut milk, and the beef/vegetable/honey/tomato dish was way too sweet. The food may be cheap but the serves are small and for what you get it’s still not worth it. On top of that, I was charged corkage for 2 bottles of wine when only 1 was opened (refunded the 2nd corkage fee when I queried it). Don’t bother! Go to Base Camp Himalayan instead, it’s soooo much better and I wish I went there last night instead!
Everyone is raving about Wild Yaks momo dumplings, and after trying them for the first time I see why. The food in this little gem of a place is delicious, generous and very reasonably priced. Dcor is pleasant and interesting, recreating an authentic Tibet Himalaya feel. The restaurant is patronised by Tibetans as much as Australians, which suggests it is the real deal. The superb food has something of Nepal, India and China, but also something unique that reflects the uniqueness of Tibet. I was surprised how well-rounded Tibetan food is, with dishes that could be European, to dishes indistinctly Asian, all served with a warm friendliness. A variety of beers are available but you BYO wine. Accessibility is excellent as the tram runs right by it and parking is easy enough to find in adjacent backstreets. They have an interesting little library of books and albums about Tibet which are worth a browse if you have time to linger. Overall, highly recommended.
Nice cozy family run Tibetan Restaurent. Quality ingredients and simple no nonsense style of cooking.
Love the momos, thukpa and chickpea. The ambience is really nice. It’s a feeling of nostalgia as teens we used to travel to a Tibetan settlement in India called kushalnagar to visit the monastery & lunch in the many small hotels there.
I sometimes go here alone and enjoy the momos with relaxing Tibetan music playing in the background.
This is a regular haunt for my husband and I. The food is great and the staff are friendly. The banquet is a great way to go if you have a larger group. We are so disappointed that they have now closed on Sundays though!