Casual Himalayan eatery serving up momos & other dishes from Nepal, Tibet, India & Bhutan.
From Google Maps reviews.
We had walked into this place accidentally because the restaurant we wanted to go had closed down. There wasn’t any wait for a group of 8 people on Friday night. The service and the atmosphere with live music were great, although a bit loud for a restaurant. The food was average overall, not bad at all but nothing noteworthy or worth going back for. We were a big group with a huge order - veg jhol Momos, chicken jhol Momos, chicken deep fried Momos, chicken steam momos, chilli paneer, chilli chi
Himalayan Yak in Jackson Heights was an incredible experience. The live show was the highlight, and the fact that they’re open late is a huge plus. Everything we ate was delicious — the chicken chow mein was my favorite, and the pani puri, chicken lollipop, chicken sekuwa, and drinks were all excellent. The service was impeccable, making it a truly exceptional dining experience. The owners were incredibly kind and friendly, which made the night even more special. I highly recommend this place to
Really nice ambience. There was live music which was very engaging. The food was good too. However, we ordered a second serving of the fried dumplings which wasn’t good at all. They also charged us an 18% gratuity without even mentioning it to us anywhere. We were a party of four people.
From the Jun 5, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

No food thermometer available to check cooking and holding temperatures.

Clean utensils were stored where they could get dirty again.

Frozen food was thawed in an unsafe way.