Cute place, a little bit of a hole in the wall . We came in for an early dinner Here is everything we ate: - lamb skewers thali was pretty good . Not super rich and the lamb was a bit burnt . 3.6/5 - chicken momos - excellent choice . I wish the sauce was a bit more creamy but the momos were very fresh and yummy 4.5/5 - samosa chat - pretty good . I wish they had a little bit more yogurt in that dish . 4/5 - They have no AC so the air was a bit stuffy and the tables are very dirty and sticky so be careful - that was not great The food was 4 stars , everything else was 3/3.5 so it's more of a total 3.5 stars review

Very unique taste. I seem to be hooked so this is you being pre warned. It's very easy to fall in love with this palette of flavors it's truly unlike anything I have had and this price seems to be very far for what's offered. This is truly a diamond in the rough of lower Poke st regardless it's a good vibe in the restaurant and some times the owner plays music for a good vibe . I'm always trying something new so it earns 5 stars for just that.

This Nepali restaurant in Lower Nob Hill was cute, small, and gave family vibes while also serving decent Nepali tapas. They were super accommodating to vegan/vegetarian/dietary restrictions so I was glad. They had a lot of menu items not physically on the list and as we talked to the server she said they were cooking up chicken curry (also not on the menu), so I would def ask to see what other stuff they have too. The chicken curry was flavorful and tender. The chatepat was a little spicy but was also pretty good. The portions were all a bit small but nonetheless was still a decent place to eat. Would go here again.

Came in on a Thursday night around 515pm. It wasn't busy at all. I was the only one. The cashier was very friendly and helpful. Great service! After ordering, it took about 12 mins to get my order. Food was great. Their portions are perfect for sharing between 2 people. PANIPURI: Came with 8. You're supposed to put the Panipuri sauce inside of the dough balls and eat it in one bite. The sauce makes it pretty spicy yet bearable. It was easily my favorite. PORK MOMO: Came with 8. Filled with meat. I enjoyed this! SHRIMP STREET TACOS: Came with 8. Overall really good, but for the price of $15, I would expect bigger or more shrimp. There was probably 2 shrimp shopped up in one taco. I rated a 4 because I would like to see more variety. The menu was pretty limited. Also the prices are high for the quantity you receive. Other than that, the food was delicious!

Ambiance: casual dining spot - pretty good if you're looking to go out last minute and need some yummy food without the wait or reservation hassle. Food: Panipuri [5/5]: really enjoyed this. It's slightly spicy and that tangy sauce really tied everything together well. Thin crunchy pastry stuffed with tasty potatoes. Pork Momo [4.5/5]: the server recommended this soupy and we really enjoyed it. Soup was creamy and tomatoey, hints of chili - really good comfort food. Papdi Chat [4/5]: i love chat so this was pretty good. Fresh and pretty light - it was good and what you'd expect from chat Shrimp choila rice bowl [3.5/5]: shrimp was fresh, also pretty good rice - nothing too special - it was yummy and pretty ordinary but good :)

Piroo is a Nepalese fusion restaurant on Polk St. I came here tonight for dinner and thought the menu had limited options (not many meat centered options) but it was pretty affordable. We ordered Chat, chicken momos, and the chicken rice plate. The chicken momo was my favorite item, it had great flavored filling that had a lot of meat in it. I also enjoyed the chat, was a great items to snack on as an appetizer. I thought the chicken rice plate was a little small. It did have nice flavor and spices without being spicy which I enjoyed. Overall nice small place to try if you like Nepalese food!

I've never tried Nepalese food so this was a first! The menu is more tapas style, so the portions are smaller for sharing. There were a few items I recognized and wanted to try like Pani Puri and Momo, but a lot of dishes were more fusion like tacos and lettuce cups. My favorite dishes were probably the momo and chatpate! I'd pass on the tacos and ceviche next time. I think they were understaffed cause when we went the place got packed for dinner and there was only 1 server! So service was slow but don't blame her at all. Ambiance is a little run down but don't mind it. I appreciate the unique food, just was still hungry and the price of each smaller dish definitely added up.