Service was excellent - my entree (cold veggie noodles) was too spicy and our waiter brought me a less spicy version even after I said it was alright. Unfortunately I didn’t love my entree or the app we tried (sushi lhamo), which is why I’m giving it 3 stars.

One of the best Tibetan restaurant in the city. Very cozy place with nice service and veggie food option. We had veggie fried rice and veg momo platter. We love it except mashroom momo/dumplings. It was not as great as other chives and potatoes one. Potatoes ones are amazing. It reminded me similar sort of food from Easter Europe. I recommend this place to try if you in area or want to try Tibetan food. Note: this place plays amazing and peaceful Bollywood songs!

Lhasa Restaurant is a hidden gem in the bustling heart of New York City. From the moment you step inside, you're transported to a world of Tibetan cuisine and warm hospitality. The menu is a delightful journey through traditional flavors, offering a variety of authentic dishes. The ambiance is equally captivating, with beautifully decorated interiors that reflect the cultural richness of Tibet. It's the perfect setting for a cozy dinner with friends or a romantic evening. What truly sets Lhasa apart is the attentive staff who go above and beyond to ensure you have a memorable dining experience. In a city known for its diverse culinary offerings, Lhasa Restaurant stands out as a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Tibet. It's a culinary and cultural adventure that leaves you with a lasting impression and a desire to return for more.

Wonderful place with great food! I can really recommend the dumplings. The staff is very friendly and the atmosphere authentic! :)

The best Tibetan food I’ve ever had. The meat was so flavorful and tender. I tried the beef and chive dumplings and the noodles with lamb. Our server was so lovely and I can’t wait to go back!

Nice, clean space, that serves good Tibetan food. I just wanted to have a simple vegetarian meal, so I ordered the Mushroom momos, and Broccoli with rice. I would like to come back and have the lamb!

interesting place, small and with a heart... it's very clean, the service is very nice, I think it's the owner, that's my impression, but I didn't ask. The food is tasty, but watch out for the spicy sauce! If you're in the east village, stop by, you won't be disappointed !

Momo wasn’t great and I tried their laphing dish. It’s very doughy I’ll rate it 0/5 if I can for that one. Service wasn’t the great either. Also, momo comes with some weird texture dipping not the regular tomato sauce made with spices.

Went to this place last week and it was better than expected. I knew of a lot of good Tibetan places in Jackson Heights/Queens but did not know of any in Manhattan. We randomly stumbled upon this place when looking for a place to have dinner. I had the dumpling noodle soup and it was heavenly. The portions were extremely generous for the price and the service was swift. If I were to take someone to introduce them to Tibetan cuisine, this would be the place.