Who else loves momos In here ?

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I got a chance to have proper momos after a long time.

Anyone else loves momos here?
People who don't know momos here is a picture ( Momo is a type of South Asian dumpling, popular across the Indian subcontinent and the Himalayan regions of broader South Asia (Google))
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I do, especially the ones available in North Bengal (silliguri area) & nepal. In my locality (Kolkata), the quality isn't that good except for a few places. Still, better than nothing.
 
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I'm more of a chicken biriyani guy.
 
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I'm more of a chicken biriyani guy.
That looks so yummy (time to order some on Zomato) :D

Whats the difference to the chinese and japanese version?
Probably the shape, and the fact that Momos are steamed; not boiled (most of the dumpling videos I saw on youtube boil the dumpling instead of steaming). So, momos should be lighter.
 
Simply chicken momos. I love them. I also make Maggie momos myself which tastes amazing.
 
I havn't had them in a long time, but I am a big fan of steamed dumplings from chinese restaurants. There is also a vinegary sauce you pour over them. If its the same, they are very good.
 
is there a place in the world where its available the way its shown in the pic ?
 
I don't even what this is. Is it like samosa?

No, the taste is far different. Unlike Samosa, this isn't crispy, rather far softer and the fillings are also different.

Samosa contains mashed potato or friend onions + semolina and is deep fried, but momos are boiled in water.
 
No, the taste is far different. Unlike Samosa, this isn't crispy, rather far softer and the fillings are also different.

Samosa contains mashed potato or friend onions + semolina and is deep fried, but momos are boiled in water.

What's inside momos?
 
I love it. Few years back when I had my first one, I was so addicted to them that sometimes I got dreams about eating them.
 
I got a chance to have proper momos after a long time.

Anyone else loves momos here?
People who don't know momos here is a picture ( Momo is a type of South Asian dumpling, popular across the Indian subcontinent and the Himalayan regions of broader South Asia (Google))
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These look exactly like Polish Pirogi, very tasty.
 
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