Danfe - Menu

One of the finest authentic nepali restaurant in London. The best Momos and nepali dishes in town. Highly recommended.

We went here because the Nepalese people at work recommended it Nice place also have entertainment Whitebait was excellent also the mo mo

Worst experience ever.very bland food,the toilet was very dirty you can smell everywhere the toilet,The lady and manager didn’t have any skills of costumer skills.have to wait too long for the food.

I revisited after quite sometime and I was amazed with the quality of food although they have revised the prices . Don't forget to try newari set here. It's the best combination of spices and different tastes. Loved it.

I had noticed this place but not had reason to go in. What a find! Interesting food with authentic flavours and very reasonable. Service was quick and respectful. I had to go go before the music started but will be back. Try the naan!

Came here with a pal as I had a pint here before and saw the food and it looked amazing. Wasn’t disappointed. Food was really nice, ordered way too much as wasn’t sure what we were ordering but food bill was only £25 which was fantastic considering how much we ordered. Staff were wonderful as well. Definitely recommend this place.

i frequently visit this restaurant. its my favourite Nepalese restaurant in plumstead. they have recently done bit of refurbishment and removed lots of food items.. the good part is they have reduced the number of items available massively but the quality of food has increased alot. food are always nice. would really love if their customer service had been improved.

Lovely fresh curry , best ever onion bajee. We loved the chicken biryani and we had the veg okra and peshwari naan . It's our 3rd visit and think this place is our favourite restaurant in Plumstead. From the outside it looks more like a bar but is both . Value for money , polite staff . Meals are served on plastic plates but you pay very reasonable prices . I give 5 stars for service , food and value . Ask for mint rahita as is good to go with food .

I actually only went in to have a few beers and to watch football on TV. While sitting there I noticed many people were also eating. I got up to take a walk around and looked at the food on the various tables. It looked lovely and smelt out of this world. I called for a menu. The cuisine is a mix of Nepalese and Indian. Not having ever eaten Nepalese food I ordered the 'chill chicken '. I could have easily had another portion! On another occasion I had the 'Momo '. Pastry parcels (like a dim sum) stuffed with chicken or lamb, slow cooked then friend, served with stir fry. My word!!! The menu is extensive, a lot of Asians eat there (a good sign), beer specials are often on, and I will certain...