Mandala Nepalese Restaurant

Good Nepalese restaurant, the price was also affordable and the food was delicious. The food was same like Indian food.

Quite nice, I went here with my wife and the food was much different to what we normally have but very delicious

The food here is really good a must try if you have never had Nepalese food before, great prices

yum yum yum! Have eaten here a few times and the food is always amazing! Great if your a first timer as well, as the staff are very knowledgable!. Will be back!

Very good and friendly service.
The food is delicious and the portions are of good size.
Well worth the visit. We will definitely come again.

This place is a little gem.Never let down.The food is so fresh and is fantastic value for money.The staff are friendly.I would definitely recommend to any family member a friend.

My family is spice crazy "i could have had it spicer"quote Dad.Overall it was pretty good.
Thank you for your hospitality.

Once I found a 25% discount voucher between my junk mails in my letterbox, so we decided to give a try to this restaurant. We started off with “momo”, which is a Nepalese dumpling. You can choose between the chicken or vegetarian filling. We decided for both, and didn't regret. The tangy, spicy roasted tomato dipping sauce was the perfect complement.

For mains I choose the large “Beda ko Masu”, which is a lamb curry cooked in tom, ginger and cumin and my girlfriend went for the “Jal Pari”, barramundi fillets. Plus we ordered the rice and naan bread. I found the fish fillets tender and tasty and nicely complemented by the sauces and the mixed vegetables. The meat was fresh and succulent and well-cooked the way I like it.
We finished off with a shared rice pud. The serving was generous and the texture rich and creamy. The interior decor is quite stylish with carpeted floors and interesting wall hangings.
Service was polite, efficient and helpful.
I paid $50 for everything, what is very reasonable value.

Approximate cost: $17

Gone there before , we went for a friend's birthday (group of 8) and were extremely disappointed in the food.Looks like they changed management and changed their menu. We ordered Mixed Entrée but was disappointed with the quantity they serve compare to the price they charge.The dish we order was ordinary and goat was definitely over-cooked, it was hard to cut and hard to chew.The only good part was the staff were very friendly and the decor of the restaurant is inviting.

Approximate cost: $30

You walk into the restaurant and you feel a typical "Kathmandu" like setup. Golden counter, tibetan flags, images of hindu gods - a very warm ambience. The waitress looks a bit italian and I was surprised to find out she was Nepalese - she must have learned her hospitality from one of their gods - very cheerful and caring. And the food!! Chicken Momos, Bangur & Aloo Chop for starters and Buff Chilli, Goat Meat and Aloo Bhanta (Potato & Eggplant) for Mains. Chilli Chocolate Moose for dessert. One of the most unique and delightful menu I've ever come across and food was just amazing. Later the owner told me they've sponsored a chef from Hyatt Regency in Nepal - thats explains everthing. I could go on but its a must try. 5 star all the way.

Approximate cost: $19

Food is fabulous although some items could seem a bit too expensive. The highlight for me the Nepalese chicken dumplings–Momos with traditional achar. Excellent food, friendly staff. Would definitely recommend

Approximate cost: $25

Food was good but it still lack bit in service department. We waited 15min for glass of water.The cost of food is reasonable.

Approximate cost: $15

Good food, good value for money and excellent service. This place is a "must try". There dishes are various, and very nice. If you like Indian food, you will like this place as it is similar with their own specialties

Approximate cost: $25

I found this place randomly searching through the 'My Restaurants' icon on my phone, and I have not looked back. This food is exceptionally good, and makes you think differently about flavours you would normally not try. When you walk into the place, there is traditional music playing and Nepalese decorations on display. The people there are lovely, and the menu is just as great. You may look at it at first and think that you are eating Indian food, but there flavours are different, and meat such as goat (which is the best dish there) make it that much better. The chiya (like chai) tea is yum, as is the chiya creme brulee for dessert. Also, if you have dinner early and can leave before 7.30, the express menu is available, which is cheap and offers platters for $10ish. Great value.

Approximate cost: $3-25

Enjoyed a tasty meal in the upstairs 'cushion' room recently. A wonderful variety of dishes available (similar to Indian) - great flavours and different combinations. Freindly staff.

Approximate cost: $17