Yo Tibet offers a flavorful journey into Tibetan cuisine. With its authentic dishes and cozy ambiance, it's a great spot to explore unique flavors and enjoy traditional favorites. The menu showcases the rich culinary heritage of Tibet. Whether you're a fan of hearty soups or savory dumplings, Yo Tibet has something to satisfy your taste buds. I tried Laphing: Tangy Tibetan Street Food. The combination of chewy mung bean noodles and a spicy, garlicky sauce creates a satisfying balance of flavors and textures. It's served cold and a must-try.

Yo Tibet is a hidden gem in Delhi, offering a wide variety of delectable Tibetan and Chinese dishes. I was blown away by their extensive menu and tried every possible dish, all of which were incredibly delicious. The best part? The prices were extremely affordable, making it a must-visit for pork lovers and fans of flavorful Chinese cuisine. Those individuals who exclusively seek out momo and laphing, considering them as the sole representatives of Tibetan cuisine, display a lack of discernment. It would be wise for them to broaden their culinary horizons and explore the multitude of other delectable dishes available to them.

I only went here to taste their food items. Honestly, it let me down. When I go to any restaurant i always finished my drinks even if it's 2 litres. But here i can't even finished half of it even if i forced myself. Burger is bad. Fries is bad. Chicken nuggets is bad. Chicken wings is bad, costly too. I would not recommend. Once you go inside your network will be gone. So, don't forget to bring your card or cash when you go for ordering

It's a good place to eat with friends and family. But the service is a bit late and lousy. Though the food is great. Especially do try the fried chicken Wonton.

I was suggested this place by a few of my friends while I expressed my requirement of eating momos. Apparently I could only eat vegetarian for some reason, therefore I thought of trying the food and seeing how it is. The moment we reached, even before entering the place had some really amazing vibes. It is nice and cold in Delhi. Therefore we asked to set it outside. All the ladies in the team who are serving on the floor were extremely courteous and they speak some really good English. Have you ordered everything vegetarian, We ordered vegetarian momos, lemon coriander soup, Chilli Garlic Fired Rice and Veg Manchurian. Dumplings for two big in the size, I don't know but this thing did not really work. They were jumbo but they should be small in size, what I mean is the normal size. Fried rice was extremely oily, and maybe the oil was used for frying before, I could taste it. Manchurian was fine and the soup was also fine. I'm not being very critical here, I'm just sharing what I felt. Because I could see a lot of more customers for walking in and they all have a lot of high expectation. Place has some really has some really good vibes and I want it to do so good. If anybody from the management reads it, I really want them to believe that quality is the best thing that would bring more people. If somebody has to get a momo even cheaper than the restaurant, then they can actually go up on the roads and eat at the roadside vendors. It could be that it was my experience or one of the day however, I really hope that this time I would enjoy. Thank you very much. My feedback could be completely different and it is debatable which I believe is very healthy in democratic. What I'm writing here is what me and my wife felt. Parking would be an issue and I suggest you park your car on the main road near the deer park. The wheelchair cannot go there because there are a couple of steps that need to be walked on.

If you find yourself at YO Tibet, the best Tibetan restaurant at NCC gate, Safdarjung Enclave, do yourself a favor and indulge in a culinary masterpiece – the Chicken Drumsticks. As a self-proclaimed connoisseur of global cuisines, I can confidently say that these drumsticks are nothing short of a gastronomic revelation. From the first glance, these succulent delights are a feast for the eyes. Impeccably presented with a tantalizing aroma that wafts through the air, the Chicken Drumsticks at YO Tibet set the stage for an unparalleled dining experience. The marinade is a testament to the chef's mastery, perfectly balancing traditional Tibetan flavours with a contemporary twist. The outer layer boasts a tantalizing crispiness that gives way to moist and tender chicken beneath. The blend of aromatic spices and herbs permeates every fibber, creating a symphony of flavours that dance on your taste buds. What truly sets YO Tibet's Chicken Drumsticks apart is the subtle infusion of Himalayan herbs and spices, adding a distinctive touch that elevates the dish to new heights. The accompanying dipping sauce strikes a harmonious balance, enhancing the overall experience without overpowering the natural goodness of the chicken. The portion size is generous, making it an ideal appetizer to share or a satisfying main course for those craving a poultry masterpiece. Paired with the restaurant's inviting ambiance and attentive staff, the Chicken Drumsticks contribute to an unforgettable dining experience that leaves you yearning for more. Whether you're a devoted fan of Tibetan cuisine or a newcomer looking to embark on a culinary adventure, YO Tibet's Chicken Drumsticks are a must-try. The restaurant's commitment to authenticity and quality shines through in every bite, making it a beacon for food enthusiasts in Delhi. For an extraordinary taste of the Himalayas, look no further than YO Tibet's Chicken Drumsticks – a symphony of flavours that will linger in your memory long after the last bite.

It is soooo difficult to find amazing momos and laphing in delhi that remind me of the authentic flavors and taste from manali or Dharamshala, this was it. Every thing we had was amazing, which was made better when paired with fruit beer from their place!

Awesome place for Chinese and tibetan foods. I visit this place often. The ambiance is good, the staffs are really of good behavior.The best foods that i liked there are yo tibet special chicken, fried chicken with sesame seeds, mixed noodles, chicken momos etc. I will suggest to avoid weekends to go there because it gets too much crowded then.