MOMO

N.º 617 de 864 restaurantes en Berkeley

CerradoAbre a las 10:30 mañana

Actualizado hace 4 años

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Este bar te brinda buenos platos y un lugar donde descansar tras un largo paseo alrededor de Chickering American River Reserve. Según las valoraciones de sus visitantes, la comida india aquí es muy buena.

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(7/10)

Trip

(4/5)

Facebook

(5/5)

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Abhishek Kar hace 11 años en Foursquare

Crappy food and very nosy owner.

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Taste. hace 11 años en Zomato

Lamb Korma is delicious. I don't care if you don't like Indian food, you need a plate of this stuff, ASAP. Basically, it is a nut and cream infused curry dish seasoned with a mixture of spices. A half dozen morsels of braised lamb rest in the curry. It's meaty, spicy, savory, and absolutely perfect with rice. Momo's particular take on the dish is not as polished as many other restaurant's. Theirs is less nutty than many other versions, and the lamb is more often tough than tender. Though Momo Masala might not be the top choice in the Bay Area for this succulent dish, it's one of the few Berkeley establishments that offers a passable version.

-----15 Jan, 2015-----
Chicken Tikka Masala. I really enjoy Tikka Masala, and Momo Masala makes a pretty good one. Though the portion is small for the price ($11), the dish packs a punch. It is spicy, creamy, and filling. A serving of white basmati rice accompanies the tin bowl of Masala, giving a base for the thick curry. Momo's sauce is smooth and well crafted, but a little too rich for the chicken, which struggles to stand out. The chicken itself is pretty dry and seemingly rationed by the kitchen; only five pieces come with each order. There aren't many better plates of Tikka in the area, though, so Momo is a routine stop for me.

-----03 Nov, 2014-----
Momo Masala (Indian/Himalayan). Indian food is a huge hit in the city of Berkeley. Dozens of cheap, quality stops line streets like Shattuck, College, Telegraph, Durant, and University. Lesser known Hearst has its spots too, and Momo Masala is the headliner. Solid food, killer service, and a laid back atmosphere help this place retain its title as best South Asian North of the Campanile. Most customers come between the hours of Noon and 3, when a "buffet" lines one wall of the tiny establishment (it is pay by weight of food, not person, making it more of a limited menu rather than a buffet). Some stick around for nighttime, when fresh curries and succulent appetizers flow from the tiny kitchen. My personal favorites, the Chicken Makhan and Lamb Korma, cost less than $10 each and come with a side of steamed basmati rice. When paired with Naan or the lesser known Tibetan bread Tingmo, either of these dishes makes for a delicious dinner. Unfortunately, I don't believe I will be returning here anymore, regardless of the food and service, due to certain cleanliness issues that I will not detail online. Satisfying in many ways, but questionable in others, Momo Masala retains a like and high rating but loses a customer.

Rating: 6.1/10