This place is awesome and I have been going there 2 times a week for the past 3 months. I just wish Westward would not have done an article as now I'm sure it will be hard to get in for lunch.
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Namuna delivers a dish of chicken momo at Mt. Everest.
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Mt. Everest Restaurant & Bar
2125 S. Sheridan Blvd.
Denver, CO 80227
Category: Restaurant > Indian
Region: Southwest Denver Suburbs
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Mt. Everest Restaurant & Bar
Lunch buffet $7.99
Chana masala $8.99
Stir-fried chicken noodle $9.99
Vegetable momo (ten pieces) $8.99
Lunch buffet $7.99
Chana masala $8.99
Stir-fried chicken noodle $9.99
Vegetable momo (ten pieces) $8.99
2125 South Sheridan Boulevard, Unit A
303-988-4900
Hours: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Saturday
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I'd ordered another Indian dish, the chana masala, which was also particularly good; the thick chickpea stew made with onions and tomatoes had been seasoned not just with garlic, ginger and chiles, but also mango powder and pomegranate seed, which gave it a citrusy, almost floral, underpinning. In fact, through several meals at Mt. Everest, the only missteps I've encountered were that quasi-vegetable curry and the vegetable momo: steamed Nepalese dumplings stuffed full of potatoes and onions and served with a chunky tomato sauce that was strangely earthy and did nothing to enhance the mild, sweetish paste inside the gluey wrappers.
Still, if you want to conquer Mt. Everest, the all-you-can-eat lunchtime orgy is the way to go. After all, it's the only time you can get your goat.
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