Thread: anyone who likes momo??

Originally Posted by ShAdOwCoN

Oh! ll check it out

is the sause really that hot ?

It really depends where you have it from the Manipuri stall at Delhi haat makes it really hot but Ive had it some other places as well where its not as hot but its still too hot

Originally Posted by Evander Leopold

Momo is widely available here, but I must confess that I have never even tasted it so far. I think I m gonna do it now............. everybody has eaten it except me

Give it a try I am sure you will like it

Originally Posted by Evander Leopold

Momo is widely available here, but I must confess that I have never even tasted it so far. I think I m gonna do it now............. everybody has eaten it except me

if you are in Kolikata, China town is the best area

Originally Posted by Admin

It really depends where you have it from the Manipuri stall at Delhi haat makes it really hot but Ive had it some other places as well where its not as hot but its still too hot



Give it a try I am sure you will like it

oh I thought that was a trademark of the dish

ok i am praying that the chilly sause is really hot

and the cash counter girl too

Originally Posted by ShAdOwCoN

oh I thought that was a trademark of the dish

ok i am praying that the chilly sause is really hot

and the cash counter girl too

counter girls are always hot.everyone write this address.wheneva reach nainital always go to bhutia market and ask for Bhutia chowmein centre.the gal at the counter is too hot to digest.

Originally Posted by mail2sc

if you are in Kolikata, China town is the best area

yup, am in kolkata and china town is less than a 15 minutes drive away from my house. thanks for the suggestion.

Originally Posted by Evander Leopold

yup, am in kolkata and china town is less than a 15 minutes drive away from my house. thanks for the suggestion.

bring me some momo i am crazy.
I want momo I want momo I want momo

Originally Posted by Admin

Here is a picture of steamed momos



The ones I have are stuffed with minced chicken Ive never had mutton ones so no idea what they are like but they can be suffed with a lot of different things.

That sause in the middle is a killer sause and full of chillies

wow!!!! I didn't realize these were momos and are available in India.
These are Chinese dimsum.

by the way we don't have momos in south India.

-F

Originally Posted by farce

wow!!!! I didn't realize these were momos and are available in India.
These are Chinese dimsum.

by the way we don't have momos in south India.

-F

maybe you wanted to write of chinese dumplings.those are different.

Originally Posted by mail2sc

maybe you wanted to write of chinese dumplings.those are different.

they look exactly the same though. the bamboo steamer etc.

-F

the filling is different.....!!!

btw i ve had momo's in sikkim n thy were soooo yummm!!! havent had momo;s in a while now.....i wanna go to mumbai......

Originally Posted by player

plz explain what are momos to this poor kid

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Originally Posted by farce

wow!!!! I didn't realize these were momos and are available in India.
These are Chinese dimsum.

by the way we don't have momos in south India.

-F

Originally Posted by mail2sc

maybe you wanted to write of chinese dumplings.those are different.

Originally Posted by farce

they look exactly the same though. the bamboo steamer etc.

-F

Originally Posted by aashaka_gandhi

the filling is different.....!!!

btw i ve had momo's in sikkim n thy were soooo yummm!!! havent had momo;s in a while now.....i wanna go to mumbai......

Yes. Very similar to dimsum's but filling is different - more suited for Indian style.

Unfortunately, momo's have not made much headway south of Delhi. I first tasted them an the mall at Vasant Vihar.

I thought momo's were called wontons in chinese!

Originally Posted by Preeti_20

I thought momo's were called wontons in chinese!

Maybe. Perhaps you are correct. But dimsum's look very much alike too.

momos r delicious !!!....

Originally Posted by sb21pro

look who is here, how r u player, long time haa??

Yeah man been REALLY busy in what............. guess what in travelling it tooks me 2 hrs to reach my college so naturally i am consumed at the end of the day and thats ****!!!! and this is Bangalore F!!!! it looks that its my fate afterall
Its like office hours i board the bus at 7:30 AM and returns back to home at 6:15 PM

you can imagine yourself what is the condition with me

I've never heard of these momos its totally new to me looks like i have to stay in Delhi for a while to eat these goodies

Originally Posted by Preeti_20

I thought momo's were called wontons in chinese!

Are momos different types and shapes? Wonton is one kind of chinese
dumpling which is boiled or fried and put in soup or eaten with sauce.

Dimsum encompasses a whole array of snack like foods with
different shapes and sizes. Some of which are Shumai, haigow,
pork bun, chicken feet, sticky rice etc. etc. etc. These typically
are steamed in a bamboo steamer and eaten right out of it. Some
are fried or grilled.

-F

Not sure to be honest!

But anyway for those who have not tasted momos, you can make them at home too, i don't know the exact ingredients but they do taste good at home and the best thing you know whats in them and they are made hygienically!

But its a good idea to know, what its supposed to taste like before trying it urself na?

Well atleast i dont dare try making something i have never tasted

I first tasted momos at Delhi Haat... Since then I'm in love with momos...

In Pune I regularly eat momos at a place near Gokhale Nagar... (Not able to recall the name of the shop or the crossing's/chawk's name too, will update later).. They provide veg, chicken & mutton momos with 3 different sauces which are just amazing...

And I love steamed version as much as the fried ones...

In bangalore, there is Mainland China , which is the best place to have momos.

guys i heard that momo is costly in Bangluru is that true??

I don't like momos

Originally Posted by Manish

I don't like momos

?? why bro ?? is it too hot for u :lol:

Originally Posted by sb21pro

?? why bro ?? is it too hot for u :lol:

:lol:
I don't know why, but when i tasted it for the first time, i knew this is last time

Originally Posted by Manish

:lol:
I don't know why, but when i tasted it for the first time, i knew this is last time

wel i guess dragons can spit fire, but cant eat somethin hot