Momo’s Indian-Nepalese Cuisine

I won’t be as harsh as Jason, but I’m not a fan. Ordered the Chicken Tikka, it was dark meat and I got a bone as well. The rice was Uncle Ben’s. The chickpeas would have been alright if they weren’t stone cold. I thought it was like a gazpacho. There was another side, but it was not discernible. The «naan» was pathetic. Cold and gummy. I might give it a whirl again on a rainy day. I’ve had worse experiences, but the Uncle Ben’s makes me question the authenticity of the biryani.

This may have been my worst food truck experience yet. I order the chicken tikka masala ($ 9) and I didn’t enjoy a single part of the dish. It was served atop white rice with two vegetable sides (what I think were chana masala and palak paneer) and a piece of naan. Not only was it not good, but it was small. I was still quite hungry after eating it.
Every part of this meal had a problem:
— There chicken was cheap, dark meat and tasted pretty bad. (And there was very little of it…)
— The rice was plain old white rice, so nothing positive to say there. (And there wasn’t very much of it either…)
— The paneer was very watery. It had the slightest bit of a flavor but it was rare to actually taste it in each bite, considering how liquidy it was.
— The chana masala was insipid as well. I couldn’t find any seasoning or spice in it.
— The naan was atrociously bland and chewy. It tasted cheap.
Definitely not a food truck I want to experience again!