Lhasa Snack Cafe

“I recently had the pleasure of dining at Lhasa Snack Cafe for the first time, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish!this place is hidden gem in nyc queens. this cafe offers a delightful taste of Tibetan cuisine that is both authentic and incredibly satisfying. Overall, my visit to Lhasa Snack Cafe was a fantastic culinary adventure. The combination of delicious food, welcoming service, and authentic atmosphere made it a memorable dining experience. I can't wait to return and try more dishes from their menu! Overall, my visit to Lhasa Snack Cafe was a fantastic culinary adventure. The combination of delicious food, welcoming service, and authentic atmosphere made it a memorable dining experience. I can't wait to return and try more dishes from their menu! I highly recommend, pork chili chili gyuma Lhasa noodles Yellow liangfen”

“My gf is Tibetan and she loves these beef steamed momos! Yellow laphing and cucumber salad are a must. Best Tibetan food in the city and very affordable with great homey service!”

“Was passing by Little Manila with an out of town friend and saw this place across the street. I'd always wanted to try momos and liangfen so we decided to go in and I was super happy! We ordered the dry beef liangfen, chicken fried momos, and beef chili momos. The liangfen was super slippery but also very interesting texturally and delicious. Since the noodles don't really have flavor on their own, the runny sauce coats them with just enough flavor and complexity. The dried beef pieces were jerky adjacent but not stringy or hard to chew. They held their own even after sitting in the broth for a bit and offered a welcome contrast to the gelatinous noodles. They offered us both chopsticks and forks, I managed with just chopsticks and my friend used both. The dish was spicy but not too much for my friend who has a more moderate spice tolerance. I think the owners realized it was our first time trying the food so they lowered the spice level. If you want it spicier you can probably ask them to | The fried chicken and chive momos came with a side of lightly pickled radish and a spicy sauce in a squirt bottle. This really is the kind of thing you know you should wait before biting into because it's so hot you'll be breathing into your hands with eyes watering. And that's exactly what happened because they looked so good I didn't wanna wait I don't think the filling was spicy but that's where the sauce came in. It was spicier than the liangfen and at the ceiling of what my friend could handle but she kept adding more because it tasted so good It was delicious! I don't know what it is but I wish I asked. The momo wrapper wasn't too thick nor doughy, it was crunchy and the filling was ample, moist, and flavorful. The beef chili momos were soft and come with peanuts which weren't a problem for me and my friend but the owners were conscientious in asking whether it was ok to add them. The sauce was once again really flavorful and went well with the juicy momos and peanuts. Similarly to the liangfen, I don't think it was as spicy as it could've been so you probably could ask for spicier if you wanted. If I went alone then I definitely would. I ate more of these than the fried ones but mostly because my friend really seemed to be enjoying the fried chicken ones. Between the two I'm not sure which ones I prefer. I think the best choice would to always come with a friend so you can have both and be full at the end They take cash and Zelle and our whole bill including tip ran us about $35. The owners were very nice and I would love to come back when I'm in the area ”