Pasha Newa Fusion and Grill

This restaurant offers authentic Nepali cuisine with dishes that are both flavorful and satisfying. The food is delicious, the environment is exceptionally clean, and both the quality and quantity are excellent for the price. I highly recommend visiting this restaurant for a genuine taste of Nepal.

First time here. I was weary once I saw the reviews by others but I still had high hopes for this spot. Restaurant was clean overall, I saw a bowl on the table (which was there from my arrival to my exit) but there was only an individual working so I get it if the food took a little longer or if the table wasn’t cleaned. Now about the food, pani puri was a dud. It’s the one you get at Patel and it wasn’t fresh. The crunch of the puri was nowhere to be found. The alu mix was lacking alu. I was disappointed for that pani puri was $8 (none could be consumed, probably was an expired lot) About the jhol momo, dear sir who was cooking somehow added 2 more pieces of momo and charged me an extra $6 (which wasn’t asked for🤦🏼‍♂️). Still fine with the 10 pieces of momo but now where is the jhol. The

Was trying to get a table at Red Panda but they were full so I tried the Nepali restaurant next door. The food was good but was hit the Nepali Thalia I expected. I ordered a regular thali but they gave me a regular food beef on the side and also 2 eggs on top. Was not expecting the eggs, they should have asked me at least if I ate eggs. Overall experience was okay and was charged $25 for a thali which seems a little expensive for the region.

Very authentic Newari Food in Woodside.very fresh and good food must try if you want real newari food. Juicy chicken momo and buff sukuti must try

The food is good but the guy said it’s $10 but when time to pay he says it’s $15. I don’t like back and forth so I kept quiet and paid it. The portion of chicken is so small too. The spot next door has better portions and actual fixed prices not prices by how they feel. Idk why the guy is stingy with chicken. I’m not the first to complain about his small portions.