Hoy Momo

Jake Joss

11 months ago

5.0

O Hoye Momo! When Hoy Punjab sits right below Hoy Momo, the name isn’t just branding. It’s a full-on Punjabi reaction. O hoye, indeed. Stepping into Hoy Momo, the vibe was fun and welcoming. Lanterns lit up the ceiling while the comic-style art gave the walls a distinct, playful character. We started with the Chicken Momos, and they were the clear winner. Juicy, flavourful, and so good we had to order another round. The Spicy Tuna Maki followed and was a nice light bite. Then came the Butter Pepper Garlic Prawns which had the right amount of kick. The Hoy Signature Ramen was the other star of the night. A hearty bowl with grilled meat, seaweed, bamboo shoot and a comforting broth that hit all the right notes. The Oreo Shake and Lemon Iced Tea made for easy sips alongside. The Salmon Katsu roll was good too, but the New York Cheese and Chilli Dimsum recommended by Babita was the surprise delight. Creamy, balanced and beautifully presented. A fun Pan-Asian pitstop when you’re in the mood for Momos and more.

+2

Nikhil P.U

2 months ago

5.0

Food Was Awesome but the Malayali manager wearing red coat didn’t know about the district pass and its offer at all

tanishrajeshsood

3 months ago

4.0

For quite some time, my family and I have been trying out different Pan-Asian restaurants in Kochi.. and I can tell you that this is definitely one of the best options out there.. Good food and great service make it a must-try place…!! The only slightly disappointing part or area of improvement was the restrooms.. they weren’t easily accessible and were also not kept very clean or hygienic, and that’s why I have cut a star in my rating…!!

Ravi Krishnan

8 months ago

3.0

served me a random chilly chicken when i ordered lantern chicken. waived off from the bill only because i asked them to. quality of dimsum filling was decent. dont expect anything more than an average chinese food experience. select the menu items that look exotic else its better to eat anywhere else. didnt eat the sushi or ramen. crispy lotus stem was good (saved the experience)