Aloo Tama Nepalese Cuisine in City of London, Westminster

Bland dal and vegetables. Boring taste of tomato soup instead of spices. Felt like the head chef has passed her ladle to an intern for the rest of the day.

Great little find in tucked away in Westminster. Very unassuming. Great momos and chicken curry but all dishes were good. Good value but remember to BYO booze. (Sainsbury's round the corner).

Food nice, menu rather limited and no alcohol on the drink list. Very small restaurant, friendly staff, but ambient rather for take-away.

Excellent repas. Propriétaire très sympathique. Bon rapport qualité prix. L'ambiance est bonne et le cadre correspond bien.

We were there at opening time. It's small and hidden gems. We had a stater Chatpatya,Choila, Pork sakuwa pork mo:mowhich was lovely and highly recommended feel like we are having a street food in Nepal. For our main course we had a Farsi Masu which test homely , Big fan of Teta karayla bit disappoint with portion size. Highly recommended if you like to try Nepali authentic food.

Lovely spot! Staff was wonderful, food was amazing (especially the pork) and the atmosphere was great. First time trying Nepali cuisine and was an amazing introduction, I recommend having a refreshing Lassi with your meal as well!

The food is excellent. Staff very friendly. The place is quaint. Lovely dinner experience. Reservation typically required, but the friendly staff was willing to accomodate without a reservation.

This is slightly run down-looking restaurant off the beaten track near Victoria. Staff were friendly and the food was basically OK. Chilli chicken, considering it was advertised as being very hot, could, for me, have been a little spicier and perhaps finished with more spring onion or even some lime to add balance, as it bordered on the sweet. It was overall tasty, though. The momo dumplings we tried were also ok. Chicken curry main was flavourful, though the meat could’ve been more tender. Okra dish wasn’t the best: it was rather sweet with big chunks of what appeared to be plantain in it, which I found unwelcome. Pilau rice was ok but could’ve done with a bit of seasoning (there was none at all). Roti were ok but on the dry side. The chutney I tried was nice and redolent of spice. Overall, a fair visit. Not sure I would race back in a hurry though: it was not particularly memorable.

It’s not every day that you get to have Nepalese food, and this experience left us wanting more! Food was very good. Curry was the perfect mix of spicy and savory.

Worst service. No respect to own culture and people. Need to learn respect. I have bad experience when I visit when I went London

Davvero sorprendente. Tutto buonissimo e ottimo servizio. Eccellente qualità prezzo. Promosso a pieni voti. Consigliatissimo

I cannot say enough how impressed I am with this restaurant, the food is 11/10, the hosting 11/10 all absolutely spot on!

Went to two friends Jehoshaphat both served in the army - a flurry of Nepalese ensued after which some amazing food appeared.

I loved everything,how the food looked and especially tasted just amazing yk. I'd love to get some more from here! I'd like to thank the chef

Nonostante la lunga attesa e un piccolo errore nell’ordinazione, il proprietario si rivela gentile e simpatico. La cucina è molto buona e da scoprire, nonostante sia molto piccante (attenzione!). Il prezzo buono per essere a Londra, lo consigliamo.

Delicious meal on Christmas Eve after seeing Hamilton at Victoria Palace theatre with our 20 something year old sons. Tucked away down a side street, 5 minutes walk from the theatre, it was ideal for what we wanted. The owner and staff were very welcoming & friendly, the restaurant is BYO & the food was delicious. Thank you.

Very delicious and authentic Nepalese food. I highly recommend if you want to experience authentic Nepali food especially Momo, chowmein, sekuwa, chicken chilly and dal bhat masu tarkari.