Himalayan Cuisine
(702) 894-9334
730 E Flamingo Rd Ste 10
Las Vegas,
NV
89119
36.1149
-115.1474
Neighborhood: Paradise
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Explore the selection of vegetarian and vegan food as well as healthy meats at Himalayan Cuisine in Las Vegas.
User Reviews
smshan
November 28, 2008
My husband (he is an Indian) and I are vegetarians and love Indian food. When we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted warmly and seated promptly. We had the vegetable samosa as an appetizer and "Recession Lunch", which was $5.99. This included a salad, a nan bread (quartered), a cup of rice, and the vegetable dish. We had the vegetable korma and Aloo Kawli. For drinks, we got the mango lassi and a porter (Polygamy Porter, I am not kidding check it out!, Their slogan is Bet you can't have just one!) The food arrived in 5-10 minutes. The salad was fresh, nan bread was warm and soft, the vegetable dish was fantastic. We cant stop salivating over it even after 24 hours! The price for the entire dinner was <$30. Which, I think is reasonable considering it was a specialty beer from Utah. This place is great. Definitely check it out.
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mojavemame
October 26, 2008
My mom, 1 year old, and I came here on a lazy Sunday afternoon looking for good chai and momos. In my opinion it was just ok. Their website says they have a champagne buffet on Sundays until 3pm--not true, there is no buffet on Sundays. The service was slow despite only one other table being occupied. We weren't in any hurry, but with a toddler it is nice to be able to order and get some naan or something in a timely fashion so as to keep the kid from getting squirmy. Speaking of naan, it was good--better than Gandhis, but not as good as India Oven. The chai was very good, though lukewarm, and came in a cute teapot. We ordered vege momos--these were heavy on onion and some bitter root vegetable, and again to my palate were 'ok'. The chutneys were watery. Mom got the chau chau noodle dish--it was also luke warm, noodles with mushrooms, chicken, and a small amount of broccoli. I got the vege masala, 1/2 order, with basmati--the rice was a bit sticky and the sauce was again a little bitter. All in all--not bad, but not great. They did have a large selection of bottled beers on their menu. I would probably choose India Oven for a good sit down dinner or naan craving, and Gandhi's for a lunch buffet, over this place. I did like the location--small, easy to get to, easy to park
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Anonymous
July 19, 2008
Don't get me wrong, I like Himalayan Cuisine but I don't think they deserve 5 stars. Few places do. They have a beautiful and clean restaurant. They serve very good food and the buffet is a great deal. However, the cons are: So So location. The little strip mall they are in has very little parking and is very hard to get in or out of. Service. The staff is extremely inattentive. Pricing. When you are ordering a la carte the prices are rather high for the portions they give you. All in all it's a good restaurant that I'll go back to but not one that I would go out of my way to go back again.
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