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Discover Local Nepalese Foods In Fig Tree Pocket

Much of the cuisine is variations on Asian themes. Momo is a Nepalese style dumpling filled with minced meat in a flour dough, given different shapes and then cooked by steaming. Special foods such as sel roti, finni roti and patre are eaten during festivals such as Tihar. Sel roti is a traditional Nepali homemade ring-shaped rice bread which is sweet to taste.

Popular Dishes In Fig Tree Pocket

Chicken Momo
Chicken Momo
Naan
Naan

Our Customer Reviews

Brent Paolo Orpilla

2 months ago

This is our go to Chinese takeaway in the area. We’ve tried several food items and they are all a hit. We love the sweet and sour and salt and pepper squid. The bag of prawn chips is huge and amazing...

muhammad anwer salim

2 months ago

Sheesh Mahal Indian Restaurant is truly a hidden gem — from the warm welcome at the door to the last bite of their beautifully spiced dishes, everything felt made with care and heart. The food is rich...

Sheesh Mahal Indian Rest.
Sheesh Mahal Indian Rest.

398 Tarragindi Rd

Nancy Buckley

2 months ago

On my first visit to this restaurant with my sis, We ordered the Pho Tai (raw beef) and the Pho Ga (chicken). The broth was aromatic, fresh, and full of flavour, served with a generous portion of bea...

Cam Ranh Restaurant
Cam Ranh Restaurant

23 Railway Parade

Trinity Halla

3 months ago

Classic sushi place! But really yummy and was able to accommodate my gluten allergy journey problem.

Tenka Sushi
Tenka Sushi

9 Brookfield Rd

Bianca Arnold

6 months ago

Used to be really good, but the most recent meal was only average. The fellow who took our order was on the phone constantly throughout from before we ordered and shipped at ate our meal, which took a...

Pho Lewis Tran
Pho Lewis Tran

1150 Beaudesert Rd

Kobie Riseley

7 months ago

Tom served me and wow! how good was the feed! Hands down the best Chinese I’ve ever had. Fresh, hot, and full of flavour. Couldn’t fault a thing