Little Nepal Burwood, Sydney

Little Nepal Details

Little Nepal Address

Shop C, 135 Burwood Rd
Burwood NSW 2134
Map
Little Nepal Menu
Little Nepal Website

Little Nepal Contact Info

Phone (02) 9747 5751
Emailnepallittle@gmail.com

Cuisines

Prices

Average Meal Price $24 - based on one entree & main course only
Entrees $7.50-$12.50
Mains $10.50-$16.50
Desserts $5.00-$7.00

Bookings

Bookings are preferred

Rooms & Capacity

No of Seats 40

Hours

Mon to Fri 6am - 10pm
Sat 7am - 10pm
Sun 8am - 10pm

BYO

BYO Wines and Beers only
Corkage Per Person $2.50

Specialties

MOMO (dumplings). Choice of buffalo/ chicken/ vegetarian
Deepfried mustard and coriander marinated fish.
Panfried wild boar
Goat curry

Serves

Serves Breakfast
Serves Lunch
Serves Dinner
Serves Takeaway
Food Delivery

Delivery

FREE DELIVERY!!! Free delivery to surrounding suburbs. Minimum order $50

Classifications

Restaurants
Cafes

Payment Types Accepted

EFTPos: Mastercard
Visa

Parking

Ample or Convenient Parking
Free Parking
Off Street Parking
Parking Suggestions
Few parking spots available at the rear. A three hour parking is also available at the Burwood plaza.

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Overview of Little Nepal

Little Nepal is a Modern Nepalese Restaurant and Café in Burwood, a suburb in the Inner west of Sydney in the state of NSW. Little Nepal has been serving authentic Nepalese cuisine in professional yet traditional service standards since 2010.

At Little Nepal, we have put together a menu representing foods from different parts of Nepal varying from lower Plain regions to the top of the Mountains. Along with the food and calm music, the welcoming and friendly attitude service adds to the dining experience of our patrons.

Traditional Nepalese food, contemporary and fusion music with Nepalese documentaries playing in the background makes it a complete “Little Nepal Experience”

User Reviews of Little Nepal, Burwood

Displaying: 1 - 9 of 9 reviews

9.5 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 8 Service 10 Value 10

This was the very first time my friends and I had tried Nepalese food, and let me tell you it was a fantastic experience. Who has wild boar on their menu? or Buffalo Dumplings? I will definitely return. Try the carrot dessert, it was a wonderful surprise.

May 13, 2012

Eddie T.
1

7.8 Recommended

Food 9 Ambience 7 Service 7 Value 8

Amazing! Had been wanting to try Nepalese food for a while and saw the good reviews here so gave it a shot. The chicken momos were delicious, with the dipping sauce just the right amount of spicy. The goat curry was an absolute stand-out, easily one of the tastiest curries (goat or not) that I've had in a long time. Definitely recommend, will be returning!

Nov 18, 2011

Maddie R.
1

9.5 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 9 Service 9 Value 10

Lovely small restaurant not far from the cafe chaos up the road. Girlfriend and I had Buffalo dumplings, Organic Goat mild curry,rice and salad. Delicious, and cosy place, friendly staff. Exceptional choices on menu, definitely recommend this.

Oct 13, 2011

Mikey J
1

1 of 1 reader found the following review helpful

10 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 10 Service 10 Value 10

I've been to Little Nepal many times, I must say I'm quite a regular but never got time to post something good about it until I went out for dinner with my few frens as I had recommended them to try Nepalese food during Easters. They absolutely loved it, specially Aloo Chop, Fried pork (Badel tareko), jhinge macha from the entrees. Fish curry and chicken biryani was delicious and mouthwatering.

Above all, staffs are great and friendly. They make very good coffees too! We couldn't have desserts as we were too full but my friend definitely wants to come back and try some other meals and desserts.

Apr 29, 2011

Divia
1

1 of 1 reader found the following review helpful

8.5 Highly Recommended

Food 9 Ambience 8 Service 8 Value 9

Found this place by accident (looking for NRMA). What a find! The food tasted great and there was an "Aussie" breakfast menu that suited my daughter while we indulged in chicken momo (like a steamed dumpling) with a great tandoori style dipping sauce. Yum! we also had another dish (can't remember the name) with toasted chick peas and flattened rice. Also yum!

Apr 15, 2011

kathchalmers
1

8.8 Highly Recommended

Food 9 Ambience 8 Service 9 Value 9

Excellent food, friendly staff, great value for food! Would definitely recommend!

Oct 13, 2010

Kevin07135
1

8.3 Highly Recommended

Food 9 Ambience 7 Service 8 Value 9

I was very pleasantly surprised about this place. Generally, I don't rate the good on Burwood Rd very highly and even though this is very casual and looks more like a take away joint, the food is cooked as you order it, so you can amend things and it tastes so good and is very reasonably priced. If you want to avoid bad food in Burwood and you don't mind the decor of a place, then this is a must.

Oct 12, 2010

Dr Nat
17

0 of 1 reader found the following review helpful

6.3 Average

Food 9 Ambience 2 Service 10 Value 4

Little Nepal is one of the more interesting places to eat in Burwood. I remember that location to be a usual cafe serving usual cafe fare for the last 3 years I've been living in Burwood. Nothing out of the ordinary. One day as I was just walking past it, I realised something weird. The tables, the Segafredo Zanetti umbrellas and signage all seems to be still there but there was an additional sign which said "Little Nepal" with a Nepalese menu stuck on the glass outside.

It has apparently gone through a change in ownership/management and they had decided to open a Nepalese restaurant while still maintaining the cafe. If walk in, it looks very much like a normal cafe with a counter next to the entrance with a large espresso machine, a display cabinet with sandwiches, muffins and croissant except if you look around, the wall is dotted with multitude of tradition Nepalese posters, idols, craft items. Even the spot light has been enclosed in a Nepalese-themed paper light fixture.

Having grabbed a table I was given a menu which was different from the one hanging outside. It offered mediocre cafe food such as Quiches, pumpkin soup, filos, pastas, lasagnes that you find in any second you go into. I asked about the menu outside and the polite waitress grabbed a different (much bigger, with hard cover) menu from behind the counter and called it the dinner menu, but they were happy to make me some items from it (I went during lunchtime).

During the evenings, the place transforms into a full-fledged Nepalese restaurant with wine traditional Nepalese table-cloth, and Nepalese music playing. The two menus cater to two different markets: one, usual patrons of the cafe who come in to have a coffee and grab a quick sandwich and another Nepalese people living in Burwood or any person interested in Nepalese food. It's quite a fascinating scenario.

I haven't tried their cafe menu, but the Nepali menu is fabulous although some items could seem a bit too expensive. The highlight for me the quintessential Nepalese chicken dumplings–Momos with traditional peanut sauce. It's one of the best I have had outside Nepal (would compare pretty well against momos in Nepal except that the best momos in Nepal use buffalo meat (or buff colloquially) which is pretty much close to impossible to get in Sydney). And oh, the staff are fantastic. Very friendly and always smiling.

Mar 19, 2010

kilochfuller
1

8.3 Highly Recommended

Food 9 Ambience 7 Service 9 Value 8

Was looking for a restaurant for dinner and was planning to have Chinese food. Walked past this recently opened restaurant and thought it was worth a try. I was very impressed. The owner and staff were all very friendly and attentive. The staff engaged in conversation to make sure we were happy with the food. The food was very tasty and interesting. I liked the entree called 'meat lovers' the best. It was different. Will definitely go back again.

Recommendation: Needs a/c or fans in the restaurant as it was a little stuffy especially in summer.

Jan 17, 2010