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Where to Eat Momos in Kathmandu (Without the Tourist Trap)

From hole-in-the-wall buff counters to Newari courtyard cafés — a starter list for dumpling lovers.

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Priya Sharma

December 8, 2023

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Momos migrated from Tibet and became Nepal’s national comfort food — steamed, fried, or swimming in jhol soup.

What to order

Try kothe (pan-fried bottoms), open-top molmo, and buff (water buffalo) fillings for authentic spice.

Neighborhoods

Explore Patan alleys for family kitchens; Thamel has reliable late-night steamers — always ask for freshly made batches.

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