Everest Cuisine-Mountain View

I'm sure some will enjoy the food here. Unfortunately, even after being assured that everything I ordered would be done non-spicy (not just mild), I was only able to eat 2 out of the 6 dishes, as the rest were too spicy.

The servings were generous, and the order was packaged well (a little too well, imho, as they wrapped every individual thing in cling film).

The person I ordered from was extremely helpful, patient, and accommodating.

I like sweating. It's my body's way of crying. Sometimes a good cry is all my body needs. Typically if I want my body to cry I need to go running. I don't like running that much, so it puts me in quite the predicament. Luckily, I've found a way for my body to cry without running. All I need to do is get the vegetable biryani from Everest Cuisine. My body starts to tear up immediately after a few bites. I get the best of both worlds, Indian food and a good body venting sesh. It's getting harder and harder to see the argument for running.

Hands down the best Indian food. We've tried a lot, places in LA and in OC. The chicken korma was so delicious, thick, creamy, sweet - almost like it's cheesy! Tandoori chicken was great too. Service was great as well, they give you water with a slice of lemon. Not sure with the current restrictions if we can dine indoors anymore, but I'm sure it'll still be good for take out.

Very kind staff. Great accommodations for COVID with well spaced/distanced outdoor patio seating. The food was great and with filling portions.
I can say the best Nepalese and Indian restaurant in Bay Area.

The food is great. Their biriyanis are different and flavorful. But the reason for 5 stars is for the service. They are open till very late (1am). Even in late hours I have received great service from them. Be it dine-in or pick up. Great job!