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New Momo Place in Town : Mitho Momo



Okay, so here’s the catch. I was thinking I’d write about the best places for momo in Kathmandu, I was almost set on writing it too, making a list, looking up places and everything. And then, I thought, “Do I really want to create a list of momo places and take the risk of not including places I might not know but are very popular?” Obviously, people prefer different tastes, and more when it comes to momos: the national favorite. Because let’s face it, we could have momos for breakfast, lunch and dinner, if only we could. We’d never get sick of momos; who are we kidding? So, instead of making a list of the best momo places; I’m pretty sure you’ve tried most of them anyway momo maniacs, why not introduce people to a new momo place?

Mitho Momo has recently opened in Naya Bazar street right beside Sasa Banquet. And the name mitho justifies it. Within only a few months of its opening, it has managed to attract flocks of people from all around. They are only adding to their menu and the prices are so reasonable, you won’t even have to burn a hole in your pocket. The place is no fancy momo plate, no. I’d say it’s a perfect blend of local, but not really. It has all the local flavors with a nice, clean place. The flavors are simple, but oh, do they hit the spot! The achar here will keep you wanting for more.
They have four varieties when it comes to momos: Veg momo

Chicken momo
Buff momo

Pork momo
And this is not all there is to mitho momo. They recently added buff keema noodles and milkshakes.

If you’re willing to try something new, go for the keema hotdog. Sounds interesting, right? 
It’s a great place to go for lunch breaks, or catch up with your friends.
The good news is people are liking mitho momo so much, they are expanding. They have an outlet in Pokhara and are opening one in Baluwatar too.
Go ahead, the place is definitely worth a visit. Tell me how it went for you!
You can follow them on Facebook at: Mithomomonepal and on Instagram at :  mithomomo_nepal for more information. 

Comments

  1. UnknownOctober 14, 2020 at 7:27 PM

    it's all fake..they steal the name and popularity. the real mitho momo is located at banasthali kharibot, where people eat blindly because of its taste ,hygiene and popularity..so before writing pls know the fact...jail nepal.

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    1. Upama ShakyaOctober 15, 2020 at 8:18 PM

      I did not know that. Thank you for pointing that out. I will definitely keep that in mind.

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  2. UnknownJanuary 23, 2022 at 9:31 AM

    This restaurant momo is best then banasthali kharibot.

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