the food is so good and such a homey vibe. nice staff as well. recommend for a cute night

The food was all good except for the momo I will say that I have high expectations when it comes to momo but the Sherpa bread and the dish that we had was good I would return.

Quality Nepalese and Indian dishes at a fair price point. Definitely recommend dining in for best experience.

10/10! We went on a Saturday night and only had to wait a few minutes to get a table with no reservation. We got the lentil soup, momo variety, chicken curry and veggie chow mein. The highlights was the lentil soup and curry. The service was great and the staff was so nice. Our favorite place in Burlington!

We are four people. Two ordered the meat thali, I had the Sherpa lamb stew (comes with noodles which wasn't necessarily clear from the menu) and the other had beef noodle soup. We shared an order of mixed dumplings as a starter. The beef dumplings are by far the best. The veg were a bit lacking in flavor but all in all decent. We each had three and it was plenty. We also ordered one roti and one of the momo bread. Momo bread was like a bao hun but in cinnamon roll form with curry powder between the layers. I wouldn't order that again but for 4$ it was fun to try and a nice size. The roti was delicious. Everything on the thali was delicious. A few small things: rice was a bit mushy. Lassi was delicious. Like most Indian food, lots of sauce with little meat but everyone was full and they left half the rice. My stew was absolutely delicious. I don't love noodles so I left those alone but the broth and spinach and lamb and radish and carrots made up for that. It's not a thick stew. Everyone liked my broth better than the soup. The soup was decent but not as good as the stew particularly for me bc I don't like noodles very satisfied. 100$ before tip but for a family of four with what we ordered, worth it.

I absolutely love the food and service at the Sherpa Kitchen. I ordered the chicken tiki masala lunch special and it was delicious. The Momo's are also very good, think of them as a Nepalese dumpling. Very affordable for Burlington and the surrounding area. I recommend doing some book shopping at the many local bookstores and finish with lunch at Sherpa Kitchen. You won't regret it.

My favorite restaurant in Burlington. As a fan of Indian food, I at first had trouble finding a satisfactory Indian-style (Nepalese) dinner in Burlington. I have visited many times and it is first on my list to bring people out. Some of my favorite dishes are the vegetable pakora, the beef thukpa, the samosas, and the beef momo. I always order the hot chai. Each dish has a very complex flavor profile, with spice mixes which differ from typical indian fare due to the nepalese origin. The pakora batter is delicious and perfectly compliments both of the chutneys which are beautifully striped across the dish. This dish has the best presentation, and I always order it when I bring people with me here. The samosas have a similar flavor profile, but are a more hearty app due to their potato filling. The beef thukpa comes in the most delicious beef broth I have ever experienced. Typically it is impossible to find beef dressed in indian spices, but this dish shows the strength of the combination. This dish combines the best parts of ramen, indian spices, and beef stew and is perfect to warm up on a rainy day. The broth makes it super filling, and I have a hard time ordering anything else anymore. The beef momos have a totally different vibe but are equally delicious. The soft cool dough brings some balance to the spicy meat inside. Like every dish, the flavor is complex and unique. The staff are always super helpful, and have treated me well both when I have come alone, and with others. The location is great and there is often street parking within a block. Super cool decor inside, and super reasonably priced.

My partner and I came in for lunch, they had great lunch specials with perfect portions. Not too big for lunch, yet you're definitely full after all of the courses. The food was delicious. I personally could've had a bit more spice on the chicken masala, I'm Mexican, but it was still delicious without it. I recommend the lentil soup and the chai! Definitely worth a try and worth the price.

It was first time ever having Nepalese or Himalayan food and must say I was impressed. We wanted to try something new and some of the other people we had spoken to highly recommended the Sherpa Kitchen. It was a short walk from our hotel so we gave it a try. It's very small but when we arrived there wasn't a crowd at all. I think we came right before the lunch rush around 11:30 am. You seat yourself and there only appeared to be one waiter working. He brought out water in the cutest hand made copper cups. I chose to get the lunch special that came with deep fried onions, a homemade lemonade, and the lamb curry with rice. Everything was absolutely delicious and not too spicy. The lamb was very tender and didn't taste too gamey. Service was quick and the waiter was very friendly. The prices were reasonable as well. My lunch special was 16.99 and it was enough to fill me up. We also had a platter of the MoMo's. They are steamed dumplings filled with veggies, Chicken, or beef. The platter had 4 of each. I preferred the veggie ones. To me they had the most flavor.