A Warm Welcome
Welcome to Mama’s the home of healthy, tasty Nepalese food. All of our dishes are prepared fresh daily from the finest ingredients to create authentic Nepalese dishes for your dining pleasure.
Our Philosophy
What makes our restaurant so special? Well, it’s a combination of style, quality, refinement and most importantly exquisite food!
How can we achieve all of this? Our experienced chefs take the finest quality, fresh, authentic ingredients and creatively combine them into sumptuous dishes, fit for a Maharajah!
Everyone understands the importance of fresh and well-balanced ingredients. What sets us apart is our ability to blend new and inspired dishes creatively with authentic ingredients.
Our fresh meats and vegetables are combined with aromatic, piquant herbs and spices create a delectable feast. Importantly, for the health conscious, all of our dishes are free from artificial colouring and preservatives and we offer vegetarian meals. What’s more, you can chose to eat in our ambient restaurant atmosphere or take our food home in special stay-fresh packs.
We are very keen to make your dining experience special whether you decide to eat in, or takeaway our food. So please let us know if you would like us to adjust the spices in your food to suit your palette. For example we can make your meal a little hotter, milder or add some extra aromatic spices or other ingredients. We even have special children’s meals.
Nepalese Dining
Everyday Nepali food is very healthy, nourishing, practical and very tasty. However, during many festivals foods can contain an elaborate assortment of gourmet delights. The typical daily food for most Nepalese consists of “Dal Bhat” which includes rice (Bhat), lentil soup (dal), vegetables in curry (Tarkari), with meat (Masu) and a small amount of pickle/ sauce (Achar). Roti (flat bread), curried vegetables and meat dishes are also favourites.
Nepalese food reflects the ethnic diversity of the country as many ethnic groups have their own food specialties. Mamas brings together everyday and festival foods into a delicious smorgasboard of flavours. For more information on Nepalese food visit: http://www.food-nepal.com/feat/food_guide.htm
