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I felt like Indian food and I didn't want to cook. I decided to try Kathmandu for two reasons. They advertise no MSG and they have pretty good reviews. I was still hesitant because the last time I bought Indian food online, the food was extremely oily. The food was hot and fresh. Some Indian places

First time dining here. The menu was excellent and had a great selection of Indian and Nepalese dishes. The servings were generous and all were Delicious. The customer service excellent , very helpful and very friendly. Excellent value, BYO wine and very clean.

Nice atmosphere, ample parking, great wait staff, BYO wine as well as fully licensed. We ordered tandoori prawn entree, prawns were nicely cooked with a tasty sauce, not much depth of flavour like tandoori normally is but light and fresh. Had a prawn main advertised as medium heat, and chicken korma

Thank you for our delicious meal. We definitely recommend your establishment either dine in or take away. Our meal was delicious and we highly recommend you to all.

First timer and I must say, this place was INCREDIBLE! Very clean restaurant, rather upscale. The vegetarian platter did lack flavour and was rather dry, but the mains were FANTASTIC! Full of flavour and spicy! Highly recommend this place to all that are willing to try something new and spicy! And g

Is 3/5 a bad rating? I don't think so. I have to leave 5 for something like Flower Drum. You won't be disappointed with food from here. It's pretty good.

They should change their name to some Indian restaurant name, you can’t experience any Nepalese food here. The only Nepalese food here is momo which is very unpleasant taste. Sorry but just writing my honest opinion!

Nice and quiet situated in a great spot in Beaconsfield. It was a pleasant evening overall. We went on a Friday night 6pm and it was very quiet (maybe around 6-8 other people dining there - mostly seniors). I would love to have gotten a feel of Kathmandu, Nepal but it was more of an old empty wareh