9755 E Hampden Ave,Denver,Colorado
4 (1579)
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With one blink, I captured the familiar words Yak & Yeti while traveling through East Hampden Ave in Denver, CO. The beautiful building pulled my mind towards it. I stopped here the next day. The friendly staff welcomed me as I entered, though they were not ready with a buffet. Since then, I have started with Tea and Samosa. Its fresh and clean atmosphere makes me spend my all day here. Varieties of all foods were delicious. All Staff, Food, and Atmosphere here are so friendly, fresh, and fantastic. I will come here again.
What a beautiful building to have a restaurant in. The food was amazing and the staff were excellent and very accommodating. The presentation of food was great!
I love this place. When you enter, you'll immediately want to take in a deep whiff of the amazing aromas. Go when they have the lunch or buffet! Hot, fresh, and all tastes so amazing. Excellent service every time. Cozy booths for a more private dining experience.
We brought a large group here, after reading many good reviews. The food was so-so by our standards as an Indian Family who frequents Indian restaurants and cooks homemade Indian food from scratch. (I have also spent a week with locals in Nepal, so I can't say I am unfamiliar with Nepali food either). Portions were generous. My paneer was plenty spicy (Med) but tasted like someone forgot to put the salt. Husband said the lamb was alright but that it tasted like it was catered to American tastes. The biggest issue I had was the dye in many of our dishes. The Paneer and a Butter Chicken dish were both dyed a dark shade of red. The proteins themselves no longer resembled paneer or chicken. The Mango pudding was a neon orange color that dyes your tongue and face. As for the service, we kept having to ask more more silverware and plates because we were given much less than the number of people in our group. And, our 1 yr old child was sitting on the end of the table, and the server kept putting every hot dish down in front of him because it was the most open space on the table... our baby would love to put his hands into the hot curries, so after every dish we immediately grabbed it to pass to the person who ordered it. Overall, the experience was ok, but if I wanted to enjoy authentic Indian or Nepali food, I will stick to one of our other favorite restaurants.
We went with a small group of four people and sat in a cozy booth out cove. The food is the best park, each person ordered one entree from the menu and we all loved the food. The place is kind of unique because they also have an event space for weddings, but as a restaurant guest, you have to walk through this event space to get to the restaurant area. Kind of odd. Food was great, I recommend it!