2/5 Rishabh B. 5 months ago on Google
My
recent
visit
to
Sherpa's
Adventure
in
Boulder
left
much
to
be
desired.
Upon
arrival,
the
initial
greeting
lacked
warmth,
setting
the
tone
for
what
became
an
uncomfortable
dining
experience.
The
indifference
of
the
staff
was
evident
when
our
waiter
abruptly
left
us
at
a
table
without
ensuring
a
comfortable
dining
arrangement,
dismissing
our
request
to
relocate
due
to
a
draft
from
the
door
across
from
the
table.
Despite
our
appetizer
order
already
placed,
the
lack
of
accommodation
was
disheartening.
It
was
only
through
the
kind
gesture
of
the
bartender
that
we
were
able
to
find
a
more
suitable
seating
option,
a
basic
expectation
at
any
dining
establishment.
Throughout
the
meal,
the
service
continued
to
disappoint.
Appetizers
were
presented
without
any
plates,
requiring
us
to
request
them
after
waiting
for
10
mins,
which
sadly
set
the
tone
for
the
evening.
The
absence
of
a
basic
clearing
of
used
plates
compounded
the
discomfort.
Such
service
deficiencies
detracted
from
the
enjoyment
of
the
meal,
leading
us
to
eventually
consume
our
entrees
directly
from
the
serving
dishes
as
it’s
honestly
too
embarrassing
to
keep
asking
for
basic
things
that
are
usually
a
given.
This
lack
of
attention
to
service
was
disheartening,
especially
considering
the
rich
tradition
of
hospitality
found
in
Nepalese
culture.
Such
a
contrast
was
truly
disappointing
and
cast
a
shadow
over
the
entire
experience.
Regarding
the
food,
the
overall
quality
fell
below
expectations.
The
touted
Nepalese
cuisine
felt
lackluster
and
far
from
authentic.
The
chicken
chunks
in
the
tikka
masala
were
disappointingly
oversized,
lacking
flavor
and
tenderness.
The
Tibetan
noodles
failed
to
impress,
falling
short
of
the
anticipated
quality
associated
with
such
dishes
but
it
was
better
than
the
tikka
masala.
However,
amidst
the
culinary
letdown,
two
items
stood
out
positively.
The
egg
drop
soup
offered
a
delightful
surprise,
and
the
stuffed
naan
was
indeed
commendable.
Regrettably,
the
momos,
considered
a
Nepalese
staple,
failed
to
live
up
to
expectations,
and
were
rather
disappointing
as
they
were
chewy
and
flavorless.
Furthermore,
as
an
additional
letdown,
the
staff
began
clearing
our
plates
while
some
of
the
members
of
our
party
were
still
finishing
up,
a
final
touch
underscoring
the
lack
of
consideration
exhibited
throughout
our
visit.
In
summary,
the
below-par
service
and
lackluster
representation
of
Nepalese
cuisine
at
Sherpa's
Adventure
in
Boulder
overshadowed
any
positives
experienced.
The
lack
of
proper
service
etiquette
and
food
quality
that
deviates
from
the
authentic
Nepalese
or
Indian
flavors
indeed
left
a
lasting
impression,
one
that
regrettably
precludes
any
future
visits.
I
feel
no
joy
writing
this
review
but
I
hope
this
review
is
helpful
to
other
patrons.