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4.1
Noise • Moderate
Alan Gold
Los Angeles16 reviews
Dined on January 17, 2026
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San Francisco14 reviews
Dined on January 10, 2026
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San Francisco25 reviews
Dined on December 23, 2025
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San Francisco8 reviews
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New York City1 review
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AMauilocal
San Francisco33 reviews
Dined on September 15, 2012
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San Francisco14 reviews
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Yes, the menu includes clearly labelled vegetarian and vegan dishes as well as several items marked (GF); examples include Vegetable Biryani (Veg./Vegan, GF), the Himalayas Vegan Delight, Vegan Mango Lassi, and Vegan Mango Coconut Kulfi, plus thali and other dishes marked (GF).
The momos are a clear standout, guests repeatedly praise the momos (especially the chicken momo), and several momo varieties appear on the menu.
Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothing is appropriate for dining at Taste of the Himalayas.
Taste of the Himalayas feels cozy and welcoming, with colorful Himalayan murals and a warm, intimate dining space that many guests describe as inviting and family-friendly.
Yes, Taste of the Himalayas is family‑friendly: the owner describes it as perfect for family dinners, and guests praise attentive staff who look after little ones and family gatherings.
Yes, Taste of the Himalayas is well suited to a special evening, with an intimate, cozy atmosphere and several reviewers reporting celebratory visits and attentive service.
Guests commonly describe portions as generous, reviewers say the portions are "plenty, " and some noted they needed a to‑go box for leftovers.
Taste of the Himalayas is busiest during delivery-heavy periods, when many delivery pickups have been noted; midweek nights and Sunday evenings are often much quieter and more relaxed.
Yes, Taste of the Himalayas publishes a Lunch Specials menu with items like biryanis, Build Your Own Himalayas Rice Bowl, and dine‑in Thali options.
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