Urban Momo - San Jose

Saturday night Grubhub/delivery: ~9.45 pm) reasonable price for the quantity of packaging: used recycled disposable plastics. schezwan egg chowmein and chicken laktose free) manchurian. schezwan ei chow my was really good, I was more, but it was filled, light on the spicy side and a little dry. Chicken manchurian was wet, delicious with all the spring onions. I ate them together and am satisfied. if you don't think that hungry she might just be one thing from here and stay? the order was delivered on time.

Nice place for a quick meal. Urban Momo is in a food dish. You also have a few vegetarian options. We tried her vegan momo and the Momo Chili who was okay.

Fried plattered wiper momos, chili gobi and vegetarian noodles. eating was little proxy, but tasted really good! the momos were crispy and the filling was amazing. (very pricy, but the taste was good)

After a leisurely stroll along Almaden Ave in San Jose, wanted some small bites. Went to Urban Momo (Indo Nepali cuisine). While they have a variety if traditional dishes from Nepali cuisine, I HAD to try their momos (dumplings filled with meat or veggies). They have 2 kinds steamed and fried. Traditional momos are steamed which is what I ordered. The 5 star review is just based on the quality of their momos. It is difficult to get the correct time to steam them and it is easy to overcook which makes them extremely rubbery. The chef in there has mastered it all. The momos were delicious delicately soft. The chicken filling was also cooked to perfection. The accompanying sauces did the trick in adding flavor. I have never had such perfect momos since 1992, when I had visited a small village near the India Nepal border.

We got chicken chili momos and samosas. The momos were fried instead of steamed so that was different. The filling and sauce were both amazing but we'd prefer steamed momos. The samosas were sprinkled with some sort of seasoning... They would have been better without it. I'm sure we'll be back to try other things.