Very good food. I had tender lamb in a lip-tinglingly spicy, yoghurt-based Nepalese sauce with a light, airy naan. Friendly and attentive service from Divya. Quiet when I visited. A gem to be revisited.

This is a gem of a local curry house, just outside Woking. The warmest welcome on arrival and friendly attentive staff. The atmosphere is great and so is the food. The lamb momo's (think spicy dim-sum) are delicious and our side of okra was the best okra I've had. The curries were delicious. We had a great evening here and really enjoyed ourselves. We will definitely return.

In Woking for my sins….! Purple Palace in the centre was standard, but I fancied a curry. Checked out and Everest topped the list. Pleasant evening so I walked the 2 miles to the restaurant - I wasn’t disappointed. Settled in, ordered papadums and pickle tray with a Cobra just to settle in. Super tasty. Nepalese cuisine - similar to Indian, but different. I asked the lovely waiter for advice and suggestions. He suggested one of the two Nepalese specials - one was tomato based, the other yoghurt based. I chose the yoghurt one and accepted his recommend of spicy. Pace was perfect, as I enjoyed, the restaurant was filling up, early on a Sunday evening and a passing trade in takeouts. Food arrived, my word, very tasty, lamb could be cut with a fork and the sauce was spot on. The Naan was light, garlicky and tasty. Cobra was chilled and perfect. An all round most excellent meal with different notes to Indian or Bangladesh restaurants. Well worth a try 👍

This place is my absolute favourite restaurant. We eat here regularly - everything on the menu is so flavourful and by far the best curry I've ever had. I like it super hot and the owner is more than happy to make things extra hot for me! If you can handle spicy, I recommend the lamb Nepal Kalio. It's heavenly. If you like tomato-based curries, the Ghurkali lamb is another one of my favourites. The chili paneer starter, samoosas and momos are also incredible! The service is friendly and efficient, it has a great vibe, and I will probably never leave Woking because of the Everest Spice!

Interesting restaurant, witha variety of personalities as staff. They were welcoming and polite. The service was incredibly inconsistent. It took 20 mins for anything, 20 mins to get a menu, 20 mins to get water, another for starters and mains. Ended up spending over 3.5 hours there for dinner. The food was pretty tasty though, not too spicy, and good flavour.