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Best Nepali Dhido thali i had in NYC. I tried goat sukuti with dhido which comes with the meat gravy soup. Loved it and we are going again for sure.

Rajesh Khatri

Kathmandu Fusion is a great spot for real Nepali food in Jackson Heights. We tried pork sekuwa sandheko, sukuti, sandheko noodles, momo, and the amazing dhido set with gundruk jhol. Every dish had rich, authentic flavors that reminded me of home. The momo were juicy, the sukuti was perfectly dried and spiced, and the sekuwa sandheko had the right mix of heat and tang. Cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and fair prices. If you love Nepali cuisine, this place is a must-visit!

+8

Vivi

Google reviews has a 3.6 for this place. Honestly thank god I didn’t let that turn me away. The reviews got brought down for slow service. I had NO issues with service here. Staff were so friendly and came up to tell me how to eat certain things. Warned me about spice level in a very endearing way. There’s almost only locals who eat here. Eating with hands which I’ve yet to master without the food slipping through my fingers. The food was excellent. We got the beef jhol momos, which were on par with some of the best in the area. They were flavorful and the filling was substantial. Their special sauce is different from others but in a good way. The goat sukuti dhido was also great. I’ve never had dhido before but it’s similar to fufu. Made from millet flour instead. It was so filling and fun to eat with the side veg, lentil soups, the bit of butter they pour in top. The goat sukuti is dry (not curry) but it was still very tender almost even though it’s a dry meat. It didn’t get stuck in my teeth and I didn’t chew forever. The best part is, I learned from others that you can get refills of rice, the lentil soup sides and the veg sides. I don’t think it’s extra. I asked for a refill of the sautéed greens dish and didn’t get charged more. I hope that’s a given for all Nepalese places because I’ve never thought to ask that. After ordering those two we saw the waiwai sadeko come out. So we got that too. I asked for medium spicy since it looked pretty red from where I saw. And yet it still kicked my taste buds. It was crunchy and flavorful esp with the lemon squeeze and very delightful to eat. So spicy but addicting. Service charge is included ( I believe at just 15% but didn’t do the math), which of course you can give more. Excellent hidden gem right off the train, will be back.

Lokendra Oli

Had an amazing experience at Kathmandu Fusion Kitchen! We tried the traditional Nepali thali and dhido set — and everything from the gundruk to the goat curry hit just right. The dhido was perfectly cooked with just the right texture, served with flavorful saag, tangy pickles, and rich mutton curry that tasted like home. The thali with basmati rice, chicken curry, and sides had the perfect balance of spice and comfort. Every bite reminded us of authentic Nepali flavors — bold, hearty, and deeply satisfying. Service was friendly and quick, and the presentation was on point. If you’re looking for an authentic Nepali meal that feels both traditional and elevated — this is the spot. Highly recommend! 🙌🇳🇵

Garima Pudasaini

Very authentic nepali food. Amazingly good veg thaali, u can ask for ghee. Good portion size. In our short stay in nyc 3days, we went there twice. We ate all like our picture below 😜. We were so excited for the food and tastes so good we forgot to take picture each time before eating.

AK

We were in the neighborhood and were contemplating where to eat. We searched for places nearby, and this one popped up. However, we were somewhat skeptical since this place has under 4-star reviews. We thought, often times places with lower ratings can surprise you, so we decided to just go for it. The place isn't posh; it's your average local restaurant. However, it had something that a lot of places lack: a homey touch. We felt welcomed, as if we were right at someone's home. We ordered a few items, and they were great. The quality was on par. They offered extra rice and daal at no additional charge. The service was just as great. The waiter took the time to explain dishes that we weren't familiar with. Overall, it was a great experience. We will definitely visit again.

Gauraang Khurana

Love this place and the food is absolutely amazing. Service is a little bit on the poor side but the food compensates for that. I have tried the veg thali - 5 star hands down Jhol Momo - 5 stars And fried rice which were a little bland so I had to add the sauces. Chilli momo could have been cooked more. Overall the food is excellent and it’s my fav go to Nepalese place

Aringaal

Anyone craving for authentic Bhutun fry ( goat fried inner part) please check this place out, their Bhutun is divine. Perfect texture and balance of masalas. What a pity that the service does not accompany the high quality of the cooking. You can hardly get a smile out of the waitresses.Thankfully the guy server, a middle-aged charming man, is always around willing to exchange some kind words with all his clients. We ordered five different type of Thalis and a set of chicken taas which were equally delicious. Out of all , only drawback of the whole set of food was alo cauliflower very flavorless. So far I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and had a pleasant dining experience with food. Went there again while I was in new york after 5 months , They have improved significantly in service wise and nobody can beat their thali taste and bhutan So I am compelled to give them 5 star

+3

Dinesh Ghimire

Absolutely amazing food out here. Try it. My brother recommended this place to me. My crew had dinner here for 3 days in a row when we were in NY. We tried C momo, jhol momo, chicken thali, tea, veg thali. All great with Nepalese taste. Gundruk ko chatani in chicken thali 🥰 Wont miss this place if i go to NY

+3

Mohamed Zamdin

This restaurant has authentic Nepalese food. They are spicy but not too spicy that you can't enjoy the food. The chicken dumplings are the best. The restaurant and bathroom is clean and they have friendly service.

+1