No matter how hard we might try, it is not easy to dismiss a plate of steamy hot dumplings, that too on a chilly winter evening. These pocket-friendly lumps of awesomeness are a must eat, no matter what the occasion might be. Happiness in winter is definitely a plate of hot momos accompanied by a spoonful of the spicy sauce which stimulates our senses! Here we bring to you 10 of the best momo places in Bengaluru.
WoW Momo
With eight outlets in Bengaluru, this momo based chain is definitely going to floor you. Moreover, their creative menu is sure to keep you coming back for more. You can opt for their momo burgers and chocolate momos without hesitation!
Momoz
While they are known for their Chinese preparations, this eatery has one of the best cheese momos in town. What’s more, their fried momos are to die for! Dig into a plate of their chicken cheese momos at either Kammanahalli or Koramangala.
Location: BTM Layout 2nd stage, Koramangala 5th Block and Kammanahalli, Yadava Layout
Snow Lion – Flavours of Tibet
While the usual delights (chicken and veg momos) can be found here, it is the beef momo which draws the crowd to this place. If momos are not filling enough, you can easily make a meal out of it with Snow Lion’s Rhu Chotse or beef or chicken momos dipped in a broth rich with stock.
Location: 303, 3rd Floor, 5th Avenue Mall, Brigade Road
Momo Rice Noodles
If Darjeeling-style momos are what you crave, you must come down to this restaurant to enjoy a plate of their unforgettably delicious momos! The filling in their momos is cooked to perfection, and you’ll never find their dumplings overcooked.
Location: Ejipura, Viveknagar
Sizzling Szechuan
Located in Banaswadi area, this is one of the better high-end Chinese eateries in the city. You can pick from pork, chicken or vegetable momos and dig in before you turn towards the Chinese and Thai options on the menu. They also have spicy momos in Szechuan, Nam Prik and Chilly versions!
Location: 4C, 118, Next To HDFC Bank, OMBR Layout, ST George College Road, Banaswadi
Chung’s Dumpling House
A vegetarian-friendly restaurant, this outlet has a lot of options for vegetarians. Not only are their momos piping hot, but are also cooked to perfection.
Location: Kalyan Nagar
Taste of Tibet
The steamed momos here are loved most, though the fried versions are available too. These momos come with vegetarian and chicken filling flavored with ginger and chilies. Served with a stimulating chili chutney in a bowl of steamy broth, these momos call for a perfect snack.
Location: 2nd Floor, Indo Dubai Plaza, Rest House Road, Off Brigade Road
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Green Onion
One of the best pocket-friendly Chinese restaurants in the city, you will always find this place crowded with excited foodies. Their momos and chicken wings are always in demand and that’s why you must always call them up to reserve a table there.
Location: Residency Road
Hunan
If you want to try out a variety of momos, then you must book a table here. Be it steamed or pan-fried momos, they have it all. While you’re here, you must also try their other versions such as the chicken red dragon dumpling, mushroom, and spinach jiaozi dumplings. Each item here has a distinct taste and can be paired with a soup of your choice.
Location: 5th Block, Koramangala, and New BEL Road
Bamey’s
This Nepali restaurant has an entire section devoted to steamed, fried, and pan-fried momos, which are available in veg, chicken and mutton options. For those with a fiery palate, their fiery chili versions are perfect. For those with tamer palates, the Paneer Butter Spinach and Cheesy Chicken Corn are the best options. Like everything on the menu? Opt for Bamey’s Momo Platter.
Location: A/5, Ground Floor, KHB Colony, 5th Block, Koramangala
So what are you waiting for, Bengaluru? Go ahead and make this winter a delicious one!
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