Very tasty food and excellent service,friendly staff highly recommended!
Staying at the Holiday Inn for work and stumbled across Dhaulagiri on Wednesday, so good I went back on Thursday. Chicken madras Wed, Nepalese curry on the Thursday had the mushroom rice both nights as it was so good.
This place is friendly delicious Nepalese food recommend to try at once at lest
Great little Nepalese restaurant. Nepalese owners and chef. Tried the chicken momo, the chicken and fish thalis. Amazing flavours, very reasonably priced and the owners shared some extra flavours celebrating a Buddhist festival. Awesome
One of the best meals out I've had in a long time.There was something authentic about this restaurant's reviews that made me want to visit it, and I have to say this is a genuine gem of a place that makes a visit to Reading worth it.Firstly, if you want a posh restaurant, this is not it. This is a family run place, and it is clear that many of the visitors are extended family. The decoration is simple, it is light, but you are not coming here for the view.However, what you are coming for is precisely that. This restaurant is the place where many Nepalese come for a taste of home. As such, you get two things here:1) There are people here in the restaurant, and it feels like a family place, where visitors are accepted and welcomed.and2) The food is seriously fantastic. I asked the owner which dishes he'd advise to a family member who was visiting, the things with the best flavour. I don't know the names of the dishes, but he served up a complete feast, and one where every dish had a unique and distinct outstanding flavour, from an incredible version of Nepalese barbecued pork belly to a local version of jerky but of lamb bits that really was to die for.The flavours were wonderfully both powerful and delicate, abundant and complimentary. There was one dish we had that was really spicy, but that you didn't realise that your mouth was heating up because it was a beautiful slow intensity in the mouth that was a delicious surprise even to my wife, who doesn't normally do spicy.If you just want an Indian restaurant (a cuisine they also offer and what we had searched for), I am sure they must be good too. But if you want a true gastronomic treat, this is definitely the place. I hope they go from strength to strength.Dhaulagiri may be the third highest mountain in the Hymalayas, but The Dhaulagiri Kitchen could well have the best food in Reading.
Dhaulagiri kitchen cafe & restaurant is a UK Restaurant based in Reading, South East England. Dhaulagiri kitchen cafe & restaurant is located at 63 Basingstoke Rd, Reading RG2 0ER, UK.
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