Welcome to Mystic Momo

“ I'm obsessed with this place. So happy to have a place with authentic Nepali flavors. Try the "chilly tofu," it's so good (and spicy), just like the c. momos, but the sauce soaks in. All the momos are so, so good. I love coming here, the staff are so nice, the vibes are relaxed, and the food is a hidden gem! ”

“ Small business with a quaint atmosphere. Large parties not recommended, the largest table seats 4. We went around 7pm on a weekend and it wasn’t busy. The food is fantastic. I am amazed. We had the pan fried momo, C Momo, and Keema Johl momo. All were delicious and juicy. The flavors were so potent. We also had the chicken chowmein which was super fragrant and flavorful. The food left us feeling full, but not heavy and uncomfortable. The food was not greasy at all. Will 100% be coming here again to try the rest of the menu. Give this place a try you will not be disappointed! ”

“ My husband and I came across this place and gave it a try. We found the tea to be wonderful, the dumplings were fresh and flavorful and we overall enjoyed our meal very much and were happy to support this local business! ”

“ The food was absolutely delicious. They have simple menu yet soo many varieties to try. We are gonna be regulars here. This is my new comfort food place. We had their C momo , Jhol momo and their chowmein. It was flavorful and lite. The momos were really fresh. ”

“ Food was fantastic!! Run don't walk here for wonderful dumplings. We started with two appetizers chips(french fries) chilli and chilli tofu both where delicious and not very spicy but loaded with flavor think somwhere between sechuan and indian spice profile. I kinda splurged and got four different kinds of momo. Steamed, Jhul, Kothey and Chilli. I will break them down. The steamed are very well balanced steamed dumplings served with a tomato based chutney. The jhul are the same dumplings served in a penut based soup which was subtle and complex in its flavor. The kothey are essentially steamed then pan fried served with the same tomato based chutney. And the chilli are deep fried served with the same house made chilli sauce as the apps. I will be visiting again because my experience was great. There are so many different combinations of filling and sauces. They have vegetarian options that look just as delicious as the non veg options. And if you go i recommend finishing the meal with milk tea, just think chai with a slightly different flavour profile. ”

“ What a unique experience to have Nepalese style dumplings here at Mystic Momo. This is a huge popular street snack back home in India, and think it’s great it finally reached Albany to have this here. The fried momos had a great crunch as they were fried just right. The pork momos were tender, juicy and succulent. Kothey momos are steamed, but fried at the bottom. The beef momos were still juicy and explosive with flavors. The showstopper? The chili chicken momos. They had a nice kick, the onions and peppers added great texture, and you get to experience a little bit of the sweet and spicy. I also recommend doing a combo so you can try their chow mein. It’s different than Chinese chow mein but I absolutely loved it. Give this new hidden gem a shot! ”

“ Our first experience with Nepalese food. We certainly weren’t disappointed. Amazing combo momo platter and chicken thukpa. ”

“ The best momo I’ve ever had in my entire life! I’m honestly so sad to be moving out of Albany because I’m going to miss this amazing taste so much. Mystic Momo’s chicken kothey momo is my absolute favorite ...... perfectly cooked, juicy, and full of flavor. If you’re in Albany, you have to try it — trust me, it’s unforgettable! ”