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I am regular at ordering food from this place and I love everything I have tasted so far. Great Chinese food at an affordable cost, what’s not to love…
Kavya Ramesh
Tibet Momo
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Located in Kora Food Street, Anna Nagar. They have a wide variety of momos to choose from unlike other places that only offer chicken and veggie momo …
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Tibet Momo
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The tour inside the Food street continued and we stopped by this Tibetan place for their signature dish; MOMOS.We ordered a Classic Chicken, Cheese Co…
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Tibet Momo
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3 Reviews on “Tibet Momo”
I am regular at ordering food from this place and I love everything I have tasted so far. Great Chinese food at an affordable cost, what’s not to love ? The first thing that blew me was their packaging. It’s quirky and functional. Really appreciate brands that put thought and efforts into their packaging. Next is the quick turn around time of orders. Now coming to the food Saucy veg and non veg noodles : this isn’t your usual spicy greasy schezwan noodles. Its not too saucy , not too dry either. The flavours are complex with just the right amount of spice. Pan friend veg and chicken cheese momos : I personally love their pan fried momos over the steamed or momos with sauce. It’s not oily , the filling is generous and the batter isn’t too thickVeg and chicken momos with Tibetan sauce : this was the first time I tried momos in a sauce. The flavours are intense and slightly pungent. Definitely not for the faint hearted.
Located in Kora Food Street, Anna Nagar. They have a wide variety of momos to choose from unlike other places that only offer chicken and veggie momo options.I tried their ‘Classic Chicken Momo’ to compare it to the other regular places. The momo was nice. The chicken was still moist too. However, it did feel like a regular momo, just pricier.I also had their ‘Chicken Cheese Momo’ which falls under their signature dishes. Again nothing special. If you like your momos spicy, then you can opt for this. Adding the word ‘cheese’ to its name, I would have liked it more cheesier.
The tour inside the Food street continued and we stopped by this Tibetan place for their signature dish; MOMOS.We ordered a Classic Chicken, Cheese Corn Fried, Paneer Tibetan and Chicken Cheese Fried Momo.The steamed ones were surprisingly good since I usually prefer fried over steamed any day. The Classic Chicken had good meat but wasn’t plumpy enough. The Cheese corn Fried was definitely the best with the oozing cheese and the crunchiness. The Paneer had less flavour but with the hot sauce (Tabasco and definitely not Sriracha) it was satisfying. The last one was almost a fusion of the 1st two dishes; good to try once.The service was good but one of the biggest problems was the Quantity vs Price ratio. A plate of the Momos had 5 pieces and we had to pay almost 100 for one of it. That was definitely not good; should really work on the same to send off customers with a happy tummy and a happy purse.