just opening the pot to serve hot MOMO |
Momo is a type of dumpling native to Nepal. It is similar to Chinese baozi and jiaozi, Mongolian buuz, Japanese gyoza, Afghan mantu, This information is provided by Wikipedia. If you want to know more about it, please click here
Defined by dictionary.com -- a rounded mass of steamed and seasoned dough, often served in soup or with stewed meat.
The man behind Everest MOMO, Dambar |
Achar jhol (Sauce) ready to pour over hot momo |
mouth-watering |
Probably the first one and most popular momo in Kathmandu started on February 26, 1988, then 27 years old Dambar Rai started the momo center with the aim of earning a livelihood for his family. Today, 26 years later, his restaurant stands out as one of the most loved momo places despite the increasing number of momo centers in Kathmandu.
Selfie time, me with damper, |
“I started with forty staff at that time, producing around 200 kilos of momo daily,” he recalls, “And you won’t believe that I started with selling momos at just four Rupees per plate.” Today, the same plate costs Rs 110. However, his production has declined to around 20 kilos per day with only five people working for him because of his health issue.
Red kerosene cylinder |
He is still using those kerosene fired stoves, with which he started his business, it seems probably the customers love the sound of this stove in front of them.
traditional steel utensil |
I just finished 1 plate momo and took this picture. At last, I must say I am a momo addict, specially EVEREST momo .............what you guys have to say?
its paying time, what was your token no. |
Before closing this post, I think, it is incomplete if I don't make a video clip
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