About The Kathmandu Terrace
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Okay, so one of The Kathmandu’s most popular dishes happens to be butter chicken. Sydney
diners are incorrigible this way, and vote with their bellies. But this is just the tip of the spicy
iceberg at this popular, exotic Glebe restaurant. The magic really comes into play with the
Nepalese specialties, with the momocha, marinated chicken or vegetable dumplings
harking from the Nepalese highlands (they’re quite high) and showcasing the influence of
Chinese tradition on Nepal’s favourite dishes. These delicacies come with a homemade tomato
chutney. Another highly ranked entree is the sekuwa, lamb cutlets marinated in yoghurt,
ginger, and The Kathmandu Terrace’s special masala blend before being chargrilled and served
with a Himalayan salsa.
Main courses at The Kathmandu Terrace are characteristic of
the rustic, mountain fare typical to Nepal. Popular among Sydney’s regulars to the restaurant is
the kukhura, a chicken curry prepared the traditional way with a secret blend of
Nepalese herbs and spices, and the farsi lamb, with diced lamb and butternut pumpkin
cooked together with Nepalese herbs and spices, the whole topped with black mushrooms
(another nod to Central Asian cuisine) and beans. This last is the chef’s recommendation, and
we concur: order this up when you next take a seat at this high point in Glebe Point Road’s busy
dining scene.