Menu from Nepal Dining Room
Menu highlights
Light Bites
Kiwati
Lightly spiced pan fried mixed beans sprouts sprinkled with coriander and lemon juice
Aloo Dam
Pan fried potatoes with garlic, ginger, tomatoes, fresh chilies, lime and grind sesame seeds
Pork Choila
Grilled pork belly marinated with garlic, ginger, onion, coriander with a touch of lime
Chicken Chow Chow
Stir fried noodles with chicken fillets, vegetable, garlic, ginger and tomatoes
Slow Cooked Traditional Goat Curry
Pan Fried King Prawn
Sauteed with capsicum, onion, lime leaves and diced fresh tomatoes
Desserts
Lai Mohan
Evaporated milk dumplings served with vanilla ice-cream and with/without mixed berries
Sticky Date Pudding Served with Vanilla Ice Cream
More about the restaurant: Nepal Dining Room
The diners of Melbourne are more than familiar with curry – in fact, you could go as far to say that it is one of their favourite dishes – but they would traditionally associate it with Indian, Pakistani and Thai cooking. Nepalese food may not be as celebrated as some of its near neighbours, but down on Waverley Road in Malvern East, they have a restaurant that is doing something to raise the profile of the Himalayan nation’s cooking, in the form of Nepal Dining Room. Book a table now.
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Thinking about making a Nepal Dining Room booking?
The Melbourne dining set are always on the lookout for the next big thing, and for those of them with a taste for curry, Nepalese food is an ever-growing food trend. While most will associate the humble curry with Indian or Thai food, but those that wish for something a little different, the Nepal Dining Room on Waverley Road in the suburb of Malvern East is the place to go.
Close to Caulfield train station, Caulfield Racecourse and Monash University in Malvern East, and only a short stretch off the M1, Nepal Dining Room is easier to reach than most things Nepalese – certainly easier than a trip to Kathmandu or Mount Everest – and their food will make you feel like you’re there. Steamed momo dumplings, tandoori favourites and countless curries: we recommend the pork curry with bok choy. Make sure you book a table though, as they can get busy.