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dateCreated	2017-02-02 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Mt Everest Restaurant
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rev:rating	5 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	I have no idea what "authentic" Nepalese food tastes like. I've never been to Nepal. I have been to India and I can say that "authentic" is an if-y idea. Authentic to whom? The guy from Goa who loves pork sorpotel or the guy in Delhi who loves mutton biryani? You can order a dish in one city, then drive 100kms in any direction, order the same dish, only to find it tastes completely different. The point isn't 'is this "authentic?"', because that's very subjective. The question is, "is it good"?. And the answer is...YES!!! It's the best Indian food I've had in years. I just wish I had tried Mt Everest sooner! Chicken Pakoras - AMAZING! Butter Chicken - CREAMY DREAMY GOODNESS Aloo Mutter - I'VE MISSED YOU SWEET PEA Paratha/Naan - TASTY WONDER BREAD Gulab Jamin (their spelling) - SPHERICAL SUCCOR A little dramatic I know but I'm so excited to have found a great Indian restaurant uptown!!!!!!
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