From the Himalaya to Home Street

Everest Nepalese & Indian restaurant in Edinburgh.

Authentic Nepalese and Indian cooking in the heart of Edinburgh: momo from the hills of Nepal, the chef’s Everest special curries and tandoori from the clay oven. Perfect for family gatherings, celebrations and unforgettable evenings. Dine in, or order online for collection.

Find us 52 Home Street Tollcross, Edinburgh EH3 9NA
Open daily From 3pm, Fri & Sat from 2pm Kitchen until 10:30pm
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Offer

10% off when you spend £25

Spend £25 or more and enjoy 10% off, when you order online and when you dine in.

BYOB

Bring your own bottle

We’re a fully licensed restaurant, and you’re welcome to bring your own bottle too.

The perfect gift

Gift vouchers

Treat someone to dinner at Everest. Vouchers are available to buy at the restaurant.

A shared table at Everest Restaurant
Fully licensed And you’re welcome to bring your own bottle

Welcome to Everest

More than a restaurant: two kitchens, one table.

Everest is a celebration of cultural diversity through food, bringing the cooking of Nepal and India together on Home Street, a few minutes’ walk from the King’s Theatre.

Combining Nepalese and Indian culinary traditions, Everest offers a rich blend of Himalayan flavours and classic Indian dishes: hearty momo and dal makhani, fiery curries and aromatic biryani, all made with the freshest ingredients, carefully selected spices and traditional cooking techniques.

With attentive service, a warm atmosphere and exceptional food, every visit is a memorable one, whether it’s a birthday celebration, a romantic date or a casual gathering with friends.

Momo Nepal’s favourite dumpling, steamed to order and served with Nepalese-style chutney
Everest special curries Masu, methi, pudina and Himalayan chilli garlic, cooked the Nepalese way
From the clay oven Tandoori chicken, tikka, seekh kebab, lamb chops and the mixed grill
Every appetite A wide choice of vegetarian and vegan dishes, with gluten-free options too

Your journey through the menu

The route to Everest.

Every trek to Everest begins in Kathmandu and climbs through Sherpa villages, monasteries and glacier valleys to base camp. Ours begins with papadoms. Follow the trail through the menu, course by course, from 1,400 metres to the top of the world.

The trek to Everest, drawn to scaleKathmandu 1,400 m, Lukla 2,860 m, Phakding 2,610 m, Namche Bazaar 3,440 m, Tengboche 3,867 m, Dingboche 4,410 m, Gorak Shep 5,164 m, Everest Base Camp 5,364 m, The summit 8,849 m.2,000 m4,000 m6,000 m8,000 mDudh KoshiKathmandu1,400 mLukla2,860 mPhakding2,610 mNamche Bazaar3,440 mTengboche3,867 mDingboche4,410 mGorak Shep5,164 mEverest Base Camp5,364 mThe summit8,849 m
  1. 011,400 m

    Kathmandu

    Papadoms & pickles

    Where every expedition starts: crisp papadoms and the pickle tray, with mango chutney, mint sauce and spicy onions.

    Papadoms & pickles on the menu
  2. 022,860 m

    Lukla

    Momo

    The flight lands on the mountain airstrip and the trail begins. Fuel up the Sherpa way with steamed chicken or vegetable momo.

    Momo on the menu
  3. 032,610 m

    Phakding

    Pakora & bhaji

    The path drops to the turquoise Dudh Koshi and its swaying bridges. Share onion bhaji, pakora and aloo tikki by the river.

    Pakora & bhaji on the menu
  4. 043,440 m

    Namche Bazaar

    The clay oven

    The Sherpa capital’s market town. From our tandoor: chicken tikka, seekh kebab, lamb chops and the mixed grill.

    The clay oven on the menu
  5. 053,867 m

    Tengboche

    Everest special curries

    The monastery beneath Ama Dablam. Our Nepalese specials: masu, methi, pudina and Himalayan chilli garlic.

    Everest special curries on the menu
  6. 064,410 m

    Dingboche

    Biryani & dal

    Thin air calls for warming food: saffron-scented biryani and slow-cooked dal makhani.

    Biryani & dal on the menu
  7. 075,164 m

    Gorak Shep

    Breads & rice

    The last tea house before base camp. Garlic naan from the tandoor, pilau and coconut rice.

    Breads & rice on the menu
  8. 085,364 m

    Everest Base Camp

    Set meals

    Tents, prayer flags and the Khumbu icefall. Settle in with a set meal: starter, curry, rice, naan and a drink.

    Set meals on the menu
  9. 098,849 m

    The summit

    Your table at Everest

    The top of the world is at 52 Home Street. Book a table, or order online for collection.

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Guest favourites

Six dishes to start the climb.

Momo, tandoori, creamy classics and a pot of slow-cooked dal.

Chicken Momo
Nepal’s favourite

Chicken Momo

Steamed chicken dumplings with Nepalese-style chutney. £7.45.

Butter Chicken
Mild & creamy

Butter Chicken

Barbecued chicken in a mild butter, tomato and onion sauce. £12.95.

Chicken Tikka
From the clay oven

Chicken Tikka

Marinated chicken, char-grilled in the tandoor, with sauce and salad. £13.95.

Paneer Tikka Shaslik
Vegetarian

Paneer Tikka Shaslik

Paneer, peppers and onions roasted on skewers in the clay oven. £14.95.

Dal Makhani
Slow-cooked

Dal Makhani

Kidney beans and lentils in a creamy, buttery sauce. Side £9.95, main £11.45.

Onion Bhaji
To start

Onion Bhaji

Crisp, spiced onion fritters with mint sauce. £5.25.

Charcoal-grilled lamb chops with mint chutney

The kitchen

Recipes carried down the mountain.

Our Everest special curries are where the kitchen shows what it can do: Nepalese recipes, slow-cooked sauces and plenty of fresh garlic, ginger and herbs.

Masu is barbecued chicken tikka or tender lamb in a rich Nepalese tomato and onion gravy. Himalayan chilli garlic is hot and sour with Himalayan chilli, garlic and ginger. Methi is cooked with fenugreek, pudina with fresh mint, and our Gurkhali fish curry with mustard and curry leaf.

Prefer it gentle? Naryali chicken is mild and creamy with coconut, and our butter chicken is a guest favourite.

The dining room at Everest Restaurant

Function hall

Celebrate at Everest.

Celebrate your special moments in our function hall, perfect for birthdays, corporate events and family gatherings. The hall comfortably accommodates up to 80 guests, an intimate yet vibrant setting inside our Nepalese and Indian restaurant.

Enjoy Nepalese and Indian food, exceptional service and a fully stocked bar with spirits, cocktails and soft drinks. We’ll tailor the catering and décor to your event.

  • Up to 80 guests
  • Birthdays, corporate events and family gatherings
  • A fully stocked bar: spirits, cocktails and soft drinks
  • Catering and décor tailored to your event

Plan your celebration

From our kitchen

A feast worth the climb.

Momo, tandoori, curries and fresh naan, photographed at 52 Home Street.

Rated Excellent on Google

Kind words from our guests.

We had a fantastic sit in meal at The Everest after many great takeaways. The service, the food, the atmosphere: it’s all good. Best Indian in Edinburgh.
— Hayley J.
The momos are worth the wait! Everything we had was delicious, super tender lamb. Couldn’t have asked for a better experience or service.
— Senara M.
Fantastic place, fantastic service. One of the best Indian cuisine restaurants in Edinburgh. They do take care of your allergen requirements and all the requests.
— Akshay A.
Absolutely fantastic curries! Popped in as a passer-by and very pleased we did. Highly recommend.
— Hannah M.
Very authentic and nice Nepali food! And also very kind staff.
— Júlia B.
Juste magnifique, l’impression de me retrouver au Népal… on a mangé des momos qui m’ont refait voyager.
— David P.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Everest Restaurant in Edinburgh?
Everest is at 52 Home Street, Tollcross, Edinburgh EH3 9NA, a few minutes’ walk from the King’s Theatre. We’re easy to find and welcome guests from all over Edinburgh and the surrounding areas.
What type of food do you serve?
Authentic Nepalese and Indian cuisine: momo and Everest special curries from Nepal, traditional curries, biryani, tandoori specialities, and a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan options.
What are your opening hours?
Monday to Thursday 3pm – 10:30pm, Friday and Saturday 2pm – 10:30pm, and Sunday 3pm – 10:30pm.
Do you have vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options?
Yes. We have a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes, all prepared with authentic Nepalese spices and fresh ingredients, and a variety of gluten-free dishes. Please tell our team about any allergies or dietary needs when you order so we can guide you to the best choices.
Do you offer takeaway?
Yes. Dine in, or order online for collection at order.everestrestaurants.co.uk. You can also call ahead on 0131 229 1348 to place your order.
How can I book a table?
Book online at order.everestrestaurants.co.uk/book-a-table, or call us on 0131 229 1348. We recommend booking ahead, especially at weekends and for special occasions.
Can I bring my own bottle?
Yes. Everest is a fully licensed restaurant, and you’re also welcome to bring your own bottle.
Do you host private events and parties?
Yes. Our function hall holds up to 80 guests for birthdays, corporate events and family gatherings, with a fully stocked bar and catering tailored to you. Call us or get in touch to discuss your plans.
Can I buy gift vouchers?
Yes. Gift vouchers are available to buy at the restaurant, and make a perfect gift for friends and family.
What is a momo?
Nepal’s favourite dumpling: steamed parcels of spiced chicken or vegetables, served with Nepalese-style chutney. Allow about 20 minutes, as every batch is steamed to order.

The summit awaits

Your table at the top of the world.

Book a table, order online for collection, or call us on 0131 229 1348.

52 Home Street, Tollcross, Edinburgh, EH3 9NA
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