Momos, Nepal

Momos are monumentally popular throughout Nepal's restaurants, but the ideal place to seek them might be on the street, where stalls in hidden alleyways and courtyards conceal steaming-hot dumplings typically stuffed with minced buffalo, chicken or vegetables, served in sal leaf bowls.


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