Incredible momo juicy, spicy, and packed with flavor. The chowmein was top-notch too, with that perfect street-style taste. Don’t miss the chili chicken!

This place was sooo good. The type of food that makes you want to text your friends and family to tell them all about it. Which happens to be exactly what I did. Mango lassi- bomb. Pani Puri-bomb. & not to be too dramatic, but the Chatpate blew my mind. We also had the tikka momo and chili momo which were incredible. The people working were very kind and nice to talk to. We will be back and back and back again.

These are probably the BEST dumplings I had in a long time. My boyfriend had the masala dumplings, and I had the chili dumplings both super delicious. Also got their chowmein and their mango lassi. They guy that took our order was super nice and explained the menu with a lot of detail. Great place 10/10

Dumplings to the next level. I had the chili dumplings and they were so good. They came with green peppers and onions. I Sat next to a very nice couple that let try the potatoes on a skewer and that was also delicious. Can’t wait to come back and try the chow mien. The guys working here were very helpful and explained to me all the offerings.

Momo Bros – Hidden Nepali Delight in Haltom City, TX Tucked inside a gas station in Haltom City, TX, Momo Bros might seem unassuming at first glance—but don’t let the location fool you. This spot serves some of the most authentic Nepali food we’ve tasted outside of Nepal. We ordered a wide variety of dishes, and each one took us right back to the flavors of home. The C'momo was rich, spicy, and creamy—an absolute favorite. The jhol momo stood out with its bold, flavorful broth that was both comforting and nostalgic. The kothey momo, perfectly pan-seared, delivered that classic crispy-soft texture combo, while the steam momo was juicy, tender, and bursting with flavor. We also tried the Buff sukuti chowmein, which was stir-fried just right with that distinctive Nepali street flavor. The chatpatey and pani puri were spot-on—crunchy, tangy, and addictively spicy. The bread chop was a delightful throwback snack, crispy on the outside and soft inside, just like we used to get from roadside stalls. To top it all off, the mango lassi was cold, creamy, and refreshing—perfect after all the spices. Despite being inside a gas station, Momo Bros delivers a full-on culinary experience. The authenticity of each dish makes it a hidden gem worth discovering. If you're in the DFW area and craving the true taste of Nepal, this place is a must-visit.

I don’t know what that lady and her son was talking about on tiktok but I tried this place for myself. This Tika Momo is really good. The food was fresh and hot. I really liked the curry in the dumplings and they taste like they’re homemade. The two gentlemen who served us were very kind and explained the menu to us. I honestly don’t have anything negative to say about MoMo Bros lol I wish this business the best . I will be back!!!!

Man. It's kind of hard to put all of this into words. Let me start with the food. The food was amazing. Everything we tried and his suggestions were knocked out for the park. The Tikka and the chili were our favorites but don't sleep on the others. The chow mein was fantastic as well. Had a good kick and the flavor, once again, astounding. The place was super small and squeezed inside a convenient store. Tiny table can fit up to 4 people max. We basically filled up the entire table with our food. The owners of this establishment were top notch. Very informative, very passionate and also a foodie. I appreciate this kind of person because of his passion for his flavors. Let me tell ya, he knows his stuff. I will be back time and time again. Even though this place is over 30 minutes from me, I'll be seeing Momo's bro's mo often.

Great food. Good vibes. 4 chairs to dine in or take to go! Flavor was excellent. All 4 of us were stuffed with a little extra to bring home.

This spot was an unexpected surprise! A friend gifted me with an Uber Eats card. I was craving Indian food, and saw this spot on Uber Eats and called first - had to make sure it actually existed. LOL! A very nice lady said that they were a small kitchen inside a convenience store and open until 9PM. I ordered a variety of items. Y'all know how I like to try and taste different foods. I ordered the chili vegetarian hand rolled dumplings, a vegetarian khaja set, pani puri (9 pieces), a vegetarian katti roll, and goat fried rice. Admittedly, I had to google the names of most items as I had never heard of them. Uber Eats is "pickup only" in my neck of the woods -- ahhhh, life in the suburbs. Anyway, I arrived at a convenience store/quickie mart named "Cowboy #2." (I kid you not.) Tucked inside is a tiny kitchen where a lady and man prepare the food. The menu is pretty varied for the size of the kitchen. The lady was very nice and explained all the dishes. Y'all, they were delish! You could tell all the food was homemade. The food was already spicy and she also included some homemade spicy sauces. I'll leave pictures of the food - google them to see what they are. The lady chef told me that most of my items are traditional Indian street food. All of it was an amazing flavor bomb. I will definitely return and try out more foods. This is not a dine in spot - but there is a small table with a few stools that you could eat at. There is plenty of parking since it's inside a store and it's very easy to find.