Momochas, a dumpling with a coriander/tomato dipping sauce, have achieved local cult status, but the menu presents excellent Nepalese food across the board. Two daily tarkari (stews) specials are always good, but try the kadi (onion dumplings), the spicy tuk-pa, or the buff, too. Very vegetarian- and vegan-friendly. Bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible. $4-$19.
Himal Chuli
318 State St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
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318 State St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
11 am-8:30 pm Mon.-Thurs., 11 am-9 pm Fri.-Sat., noon-8 pm Sun.
Restaurant
Nepalese, Vegetarian-Friendly
Cash Only, Kid Friendly, Outdoor Seating, Wheelchair Access
Dinner, Lunch, Take-Out
Inexpensive
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