Momo Crave

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in:I have about 1 year in NYC, but not much money: What should I be eating to make the most of New York?68 pts
“Momo from Momo Crave”
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in:Layover in NYC for 30 hours starting tonight. Need good food ideas! 62 pts
“Momo Crave - If you like dumplings. They do momos up like other dishes, I really suggest the Sukuti.”
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in:Must Eats in Queens23 pts
“Momo Crave (they do both authentic and some funky momos; Chilli Momo & Sukuti Momo ALWAYS hits!)”
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in:What are some restaurants that are genuinely doing something unique, and doing it well?13 pts
“my favories are sukuti (a type of beef jerky) momos and sandeko momos (I dono, it's spicy and delicious).”
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in:Chili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity10 pts
“I love this place. I always get a kati roll to go to eat the next day.”
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in:Spicy food in Jackson Heights?8 pts
“get the sukuti (dried meat) and sandeko (I dono, but tasty).”
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in:Best momo’s (tibet/nepalese dumplings) in the city?7 pts
“My favorite is Momo Crave, but mainly b/c they dress them up like other dishes (Chili Momos, Sandeko Momos, Sukuti Momos, Chat Momos, Tandori Momos etc). Also, I really like their veg filling.”
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in:Vegans of New York: what are your favorite non-vegan restaurants6 pts
“My favorite vegetarian dumplings in the city are the steamed veg dumplings at Nan Xiang XLB (Flushing or Midtown), any of the veg momos at Momo Crave in Woodside, and chive momos at Lhasa Fresh Food.”
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in:Looking to travel for a great, cheap lunch6 pts
“Sukuti and Sandeko are my favorites, w/ chili being a close 3rd.”
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in:Best places to eat near LaGuardia airport that aren’t actually in the airport?5 pts
“The momos are so good, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. A must try!”
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in:Tikka masala momos?5 pts
“Momo crave has chili momo - not tikka masala but also very good”
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in:Vegan Central/South American or International food recommendations5 pts
“really good vegetarian dumplings which they'll then dress up like other dishes. Tandori, Chili and Sandeko are all stand outs”
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in:Quick food recommendations right by 74th st / Roosevelt Ave station in Jackson Heights?4 pts
“my favorite spot in the 'hood is Momo Crave on 69th and Roosevelt - and I promise it's worth it. Their varieties of momos are amazing, especially the tandoori momo”
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in:Help completing weeklong itinerary 4 pts
“Momo Crave - Nepali dumplings dressed up like other dishes. Sukuti, Sandeko and Chili are my main suggestions (Tandori for the wow factor).”
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in:I missed the boat and never got to try Dumpling Galaxy before they shuttered. Are there any other places that even come close in terms of having a large and wide array of dumpling options?4 pts
“some good veg friendly dumpling options: * Momo Crave - almost everything can be vegetarian, I specifically call out the chili and sandeko.”
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in:Must hit veggie and brunch spots?3 pts
“You could do a little trip to Queens and hit up Sri Pra Phai for an extensive vegetarian/vegan menu, momo crave for inventive Nepali momos”
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in:Momo Crawl 20243 pts
“Momo Crave (amazing unique tandoori and chaat momos)”
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in:Itinerary check for August3 pts
“Momo Crave - Nepali dumplings done up like other dishes (Taco Momos or Chat Momos, but my top picks are Chili, Sandeko and Sukuti)”
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in:Favorite CHEAP hidden gem vegan items from a non-vegan restaurant3 pts
“momo crave for momos and Nepali noodles”
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in:Chili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity3 pts
“Their chaat momo are so so so good”
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in:Chili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity3 pts
“Try the Sukuti momo too, they’re even better”
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in:Best places to eat near LaGuardia airport that aren’t actually in the airport?2 pts
replying to u/Cheezfri: Yes!! I'm in love with Jackson Heights. Please OP, I'm begging you to take this advice. Check out this previous thread about Jackson Heights. But if there is one place in Jackson Heights, I LOOOOOOOVE the most is Momo Crave. The momos are so good, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. A must try! https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/12v9f4s/comment/jhad5ge/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
“[Sukuti momos](https://i.imgur.com/iLkSBR8.png) is the dish to get I think, it's both my favorite, but also super unique as it uses Nepali style beef jerky.”
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in:Quick food recommendations right by 74th st / Roosevelt Ave station in Jackson Heights?2 pts
replying to u/Unlikely-Guess3775: I would suggest the following: \- Tong street cart on 37th Av/73rd street for their "jhal muri." It's the Bengali version of bhel puri (puffed rice) chaat, but with the addition of mustard oil \- Try an aloo parantha at Raja Sweets and Fast Food, also on 37th Av/73rd street \- Have a glass of Kashmiri (pink) chai at the Pakistani Al-Naimat restaurant on 74th St just off of 37th Av \- Very slightly outside your radius, but my favorite spot in the 'hood is Momo Crave on 69th and Roosevelt - and I promise it's worth it. Their varieties of momos are amazing, especially the tandoori momo (basically a skewer of dumplings) and the chaat momo (drenched in yogurt)
“I sometimes travel 30 mins on the subway from Manhattan just for the chaat momos from momo crave.”
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in:Must hit veggie and brunch spots?2 pts
replying to u/Glower_power: You could do a little trip to Queens and hit up Sri Pra Phai for an extensive vegetarian/vegan menu, momo crave for inventive Nepali momos, Raja sweets for Indian street food, fuchka house and Angel.
“Momo Crave's vegetarian momo's are my favorite! The Chili and Sandeko Momos are super worth it”
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in:Must hit veggie and brunch spots?2 pts
replying to u/thansal: Momo Crave's vegetarian momo's are my favorite! The Chili and Sandeko Momos are super worth it (my other top pick is sukuti, which isn't vegetarian). Also around there is Dosa Delight for excellent Dosas in a fully vegetarian setting. For desserts check out Khao Nom for my favorite Thai Dessert shop (also a great restaurant)! A bit further away (a few stops on the 7, or not a bad walk) is Bolivian Llama Party for great veg/vegan sandwiches/bowls (And equally amazing slow cooked pork and brisket). They also have vegetarian peanut soup (sometimes) and vegetarian Saltemas (not my favorite thing, but well worth trying at least once). Seating is all outside so check the weather...
“Momo crave is my favorite place around there. I always leave with 50 frozen momos for easy and delicious dinners later down the road.”
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in:Must order at Nepali Bhanchha Ghar?2 pts
“Momo Crave best in terms of toppings, but probably not for classic jhol.”
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in:Last meal, last drink before the apocalypse?2 pts
“Chili Momo’s from Momo Crave. Lowkey so fire”
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in:Chili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity2 pts
replying to u/jeopardy-hellokitty: I love this place. I always get a kati roll to go to eat the next day.
“Kati roll is probably my favorite more than the momos”
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in:Where do you order in from in the city when you’re sad or stressed and need either comfort food or food that feels good when your appetite is low?2 pts
“Chili momos from Momo Crave truly do something to my serotonin”
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in:Best momo’s (tibet/nepalese dumplings) in the city?1 pts
“their tandoori momo (basically a momo tikka) is amazing, and their chaat momo is also great.”
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in:Jackson Heights Food Crawl Recs - Best Dishes? 1 pts
“I would get momos from Momo Crave”
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in:7 Train Food Tour Pescatarian Suggestions1 pts
“Tibetan style dumplings (they have a great veg filling) done up like other dishes. Chilie and Sandeko are not to be missed”
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in:Jackson Heights & Flushing Food Crawl Recommendations1 pts
“Momos - Nepali Banchaa Ghar or Momo Crave”
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in:Your best meals of 2024?1 pts
“Can’t go wrong with any momos ar Momo Crave”
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in:Any vegan friendly spots in Queens near any interesting shopping areas/places to visit?1 pts
“their veg momos are outstanding”
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in:Nepali People in NYC - Nepali Food Recs!1 pts
“Momo crave is good for momo.”
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in:Chili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity1 pts
“Yeah Momo Crave's chili momos are incredibly good, I ate here three times during my last visit.”
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in:What food would you grab near the Jackson Heights subway station to bring with you to LGA and eat in the terminal? So many options, trying to think what travels well.0 pts
“Momos from Momo Crave”
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postMy favorite spots after a week in NYC233 pts
“I was definitely the most impressed with this spot compared to the other ones I tried”
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in:an NYC restaurant that is so good and yet still relatively easy to get into?162 pts
“- Momo Crave”
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postChili Momos from Momo Crave in Jackson Heights. Insanity70 pts
“One of my favorite things to eat in the city, full stop. The kind of meal that releases so much dopamine your mood literally feels altered afterwards.”
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post(My) 25 Essential NYC Restaurants34 pts
“I define "essential" as representing the eateries that would be most devastating to me were they to close”
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in:New guy going to US Open29 pts
“Bengali street food (Fuskahouse and the other fuska carts), Taqueria Coatzingo, Momo Crave, Khao Kang/Khao Nom (Thai).”
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in:this might be a broad request, but i'm coming from texas to NYC fot the first time and want to eat places other than the tourist traps. Im a chef, i know food, but im not interested in over the top expensive/fancy as much as local/undergroud/delicious....staying near times square...tyia24 pts
“Astoria has Greek (Bahari) + Arabic (Duzan), Jackson Heights has Indian (Jackson Diner) + Pakistani (Star Fushka) + Nepali (Momo Crave), Flushing has Chinese (New World Mall), Murray Hill has Korean (Mapo BBQ)”
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postWhat is everyone's favorite Nepalese restaurant?14 pts
“I've enjoyed Momo Crave”
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in:Absolute Best Food in Queens?11 pts
“Momo Crave”
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in:Good fast casual spots in Manhattan or Queens?8 pts
“Momo Crave”
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in:your favorite dumplings in the city (from any culture!)8 pts
“Also, Momo Crave in Woodside.”
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in:Help me convince my brother to move from Seattle to NYC7 pts
“Jackson Heights(ish): Fuska carts, Thai (Playground, Zaab Zaab, Khao Nom, Mexican (Birria Landia, Tamale Lady, Coatzingo), Filipino (I'm no good here), Zhego NYC (Bhutanese), Nepali/Tibetan (Bhanchha Ghar, Momo Crave, Lhasa Fast Food), Indian (so many options, people love Angel)”
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in:Best dumplings in NYC?7 pts
“- Momo Crave”
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