Not bad! I don't know much about Nepalese food, but my Nepalese friend introduced me to some popular dishes. She said this place is quite authentic, so I tried it. Their pickles were quite good. Vege Dumplings had some flavorful sauces. We asked for two types. I think we had spicy and mustard. The rice with vegetables around it was good, but not enough vegetables. I need more vegetables around it lol! The restaurant has two sections, front and back. The back section was empty but I saw a stage setup for a band. Maybe busy during the night but I prefer to eat quietly! Everything's veggie and nice! Thanks!

Very tasty food with great love music!! Fresh take on Nepali staples I definitely recommend visiting this place!

Place place to hangout in queens New York with best authentic Nepali cuisine We came from California we love this place a lot we will be back

I was here few days before and taste of food made me review even after days. Among lots of Nepali restaurant in New York Woodside Cafe is one of my favorite to have newari food... this restaurant is run by a newar family and they really provide authentic newari taste and hospitality then other restaurant. Best restaurant for newari taste, whenever I crave for newari taste always my first option. You should try maccha tareko here... usually comes 4 average size deep fried fish... so daam tasty with few drops of lemon juice and spicy sauce they provide... Would also recommend Nepali and newari thali... You will get "Pet varyo maan varena" walla feeling...

I've been to Woodside Cafe maybe about 6 times now and I'm still a little unsure of how I feel about it. First of all, their service is so-so. The servers are a little slow with the orders unfortunately. The decor is quite nice. The location is great, right next to the M/R stop on Broadway so it's very easy to find. As for food, my favorite thing on the menu is the Wai Wai Sadeko. I've tried all 3 spice levels (mild, medium, spicy). Mild is doable for someone who can't handle spicy at all. Medium has a nice kick to it and I can handle it quite well. Spicy is DEFINITELY spicy! I'm salivating just thinking about it right now lol. My second favorite thing on the menu is the Beef momo in pink cream sauce (AKA Jhol Momo). Their chicken lollipop is very delicious as well. As for their thali, I know a lot of people like it but I have had way better thali before at other restaurants in Jackson Heights, which is the next neighborhood over. So if you want thali, I would go elsewhere. Their beers are reasonably priced as well. I think they go for about $5 a bottle. I had their chang (rice wine) once and I really liked it! It was cold which was different but very delicious. Overall, 4/5 stars.

* Review is only on the Kothe momos * Pros - - !@#$'n scrumptious momos! One of the I have ever tasted - Cheap, me and my girl got 16 dumplings for only $14. -Even their beers are mostly only $4 asides from their Taj Mahal beer. $4 for beers in NYC is almost unheard of - Friendly wait staff - Many different options to order asides from dumplings - Doesn't get too packed, I went on a Saturday night and didn't have any issues being seated Cons - - Location is kinda awkward; parallel to the BQE. However it is located next to the 65th street stop (conveinent) - The restaurant can use a little a renovation - Restroom is a bit dirty/awkwardly situated Overall it's a lowkey gem that has been slept on. Would definitely return again in the future. Their momo's were freaking amazing.