Tibet Memorial Restaurant

Name: Tibet Memorial Restaurant
Address: 15, Bajanai Koil Street, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Telephone: +917200385229
Price range: $
Rating: 1

May be permanently closed

22 votes

#1391 of 3975 chinese restaurants in Chennai

#24 of 59 chinese restaurants in Guduvanchery

Chinese, Tibetan

$$$$ Price range per person INR 200

15, Bajanai Koil Street

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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If you prefer Chinese and Tibetan cuisines, then Tibet Memorial Restaurant is worth visiting. The unique characteristic of this place is serving tasty momos, noodles and chicken. The friendly staff welcomes guests all year round. The fabulous service is a big advantage of this spot. You will appreciate the fine decor.

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Prem Anand 8 years ago on Zomato

Visited this restaurant once with friends, this nice little place has a north eastern vibe to it. The restaurant is decorate with plenty of posters, mini flags and other things which sets the ambiance of the restaurant.

During our visit we ordered soups and noodles, the quantity of the soups took us by surprise, it was more than we can handle. The noodles however could have been better.

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Aman Sinha 8 years ago on Zomato

The best bit about the food in Nepal is that you have a clear cut line of what is spicy and what is not.

It's an AC restaurant and the decorations are something that will remind you of Nepal and Darjeeling in an instant.
Coming to food, I was surprised that they served fresh hand made flat noodles ( thenthuk ).
The chicken was boiled surprisingly well and had a 'melt-in-mouth' kind of texture. The quantity was surprisingly a lot. I also had Veg. Momo's and the veggies were a little undercooked.

However, overall this is a restaurant I will recommend to anyone who is ready to drop a couple bucks for good food.

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Narmadhaa 8 years ago on Zomato

Quaint little place run by Tibetans, I'm assuming. It's got a nice calming ambience. The music was louder than I would've liked it, but that's subjective. The interior had photos of the Dalai Lama and plenty of wall hangers with quotes in a foreign tongue, and I'm assuming, again, that it's the obvious Tibetan.

I went on a Saturday evening and there were small groups of four to five people, mostly students. And they weren't loud, either. Which is just the way I like it. This could be a good place for a personal conversation, but judging from its popularity, this restaurant could get full fast. It's perfect as a hub for food enthusiasts to hang out and explore.

As for the food, this is one of the best places for momos. I ordered takeaway, and though they had become mushy by the time I reached home, they still tasted pretty great. A little oily, but good nonetheless. I waited for about 15 minutes for my order, and that's quite reasonable considering the cooking time.

One plate of momos had a generous amount of 10 pieces. I thought they would've skipped the sauce since it was a takeaway, but they did pack it up in a tiny sealer bag. It wasn't the greatest (again, oily), but was good enough.

The price was reasonable too. Good place for a second visit. Who knows, I may even become a regular there.

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