Momos Cravings? • Beef Sukuti and Tandoori Chicken Momos🇳🇵I am fearful of fusion because the execution often falls short of the culinary promise, which was my hesitancy of trying the recently opened @momocrave offering spins of the Nepali momos. @wendalicious888 said it was worth going so I am in. In the foreground is the combo of two Nepali dishes— the sukuti and momos. The deep fried momos with a beef filling are tossed in a beef sukuti, which is a popular dried meat snack. Sukuti is dried meat that is further enhanced by frying, smoked, or roasted with cumin, chili powder, turmeric, salt, and pepper after which the meat is mixed with ginger, cilantro, garlic, and scallion. Really good. In the background is the tandoori momo with a chicken filling. While I did not discern a strong and distinct tandoori flavor, it was still a tasty dish. I did notice the thin and resilient dumpling skin to withstand the different cooking techniques without breaking and being tough in texture. Well done. Tip 1: One can opt for beef for chicken for any of the Momo selections. Tip 2: There are 8 momos per order so tables of 2 or 4 people are best for even sharing. NB: Right off the 69 Street station stop on the 7 line, @momocrave is next door to @purpledoughs if interested in dessert after dinner. So convenient. o o o #gustasian #eatqueens #queensfood #queenseats #TopCityBites #ILoveFood #Foodstagram #Foodgram #GetInMyBelly #Yummy #InstaDaily #InstaGood #InstaFood #DailyFoodFeed #ForkYeah #Delicious #EatingForTheInsta #feastagram #newyorkfood #foodnerd #nepalifood #momos #momo #dumplings #dumpling #sukuti #tandoori (at Momo Crave) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpxBS51BAM7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1uq45be3dr3jo