Everest Momo Plus

This meal took me on a full emotional journey. Something about it was so comforting—it truly felt like being invited into someone’s cozy home and being served a warm, love-filled meal. I absolutely did not expect to eat something this good at a random, almost sad-looking gas station. We ordered the chicken chili momo and the samaya bazi. The momos had the perfect amount of spice, and the dipping sauce paired with them perfectly. The samaya bazi was an assortment of traditional Nepalese dishes; I especially loved the potatoes, the chicken, and the mung bean (or whatever bean it was—it was delicious either way). Every component was packed with flavor, and the variety on the plate balanced the heat of the chili momos so well. Would 200% come back.

The true definition of a hole-in-the-wall! Fill your car up with gas and your stomach with Nepalese dumplings at the same time - sounds like a great idea to me! The owner was very kind. He gave me and my friends a dessert on the house - crispy fried rice shaped like a pretzel! The dumplings taste very good; the sauce to be poured over the top reminds me of the spices you normally find in Indian curry. The chicken dumplings were very juicy and flavorful. I definitely recommend stopping by here if you're heading up north towards DC area!

Tiny, tucked inside a gas station food joint serving Nepali style momos and fried chicken starters. We ordered a plate of chicken steamed momos and chicken choila. I loved the chicken choila — strips of thinly sliced chicken breast perfectly spiced and fried. Tasted amazing as a light snack. The chicken steamed momos was okay, imo. The maida/flour dough was kinda hard and chewy and the mincemeat stuffing inside was spicy, so it was okay. Didn’t particularly taste great, but it wasn’t bad as well.

It looks like a simple gas station, but don't be fooled! We tried chicken momos and chicken chilly momos at this place, and it did not disappoint! It's the first time I've had this type of dumpling, and I was impressed by the flavor. The owner came out to talk to us and he was describing all the different herbs that are used in the filling, so it's no wonder they taste so flavorful. They are all handmade, and quite delicious. Food was delightful, and service was great! We were also given a free rice donut as an appetizer.

If you’re around Chantilly and craving real Nepali-style momos, Everest Momo is a must-visit. My favorite is Chicken Jhol Momo. The momos are fresh, flavorful, and perfectly made (just like back home Nepal). The chutneys are delicious and make the taste even better. Service is quick, and the place has a warm Nepali vibe. I’ve tried many momo places, but this one truly stands out. Highly recommend—worth every visit!