Two Courses of Nepalese Cuisine For Two
(£22) or Four (£43) With Glass of Wine at Everest Dine (Up to 62% Off)
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Two Courses of Nepalese Cuisine For Two (£22) or Four (£43) With Glass of Wine at Everest Dine (Up to 62% Off)
- Authentic Nepalese cuisine
- Striking interior
- Food served in fine dining style
The Deal
- Starter and main course each
- Starters include: chilli mogo, and steamed dumplings
- Mains include: lamb shank, and aubergine masala
- Choice of rice or naan
- Glass of house wine each
Limit 1 per 2 or 4 people. Limit 4 Groupon customers per table. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 48 hour cancellation policy. Must be 18 or older with valid ID for wine option. £3 supplement for seafood starters, £5 supplement for seafood main courses. Service charge not included. Original value based on most expensive options. Valid for option purchased only.
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Having little interest in the past or future and only a burning passion for little steamed dumplings is a sure sign of being caught in the momoment. Sate present hunger with today's Groupon from Everest Dine. Choose from the following options:
• £22 for a two course meal for two, with rice or naan and a glass of wine each (Up to 61% off)• £43 for a two course meal for four, with rice or naan and a glass of wine each (Up to 62% off)

A palatial affair of black columns, wooden floors and red carpet, Everest Dine brings the heights of Nepalese and Indian cuisine to a carefully designed dining room. Each dish is crafted with a balance of Nepal's finest spices and presented with decorative flourishes, drizzles of chilli sauce, or scatterings of coriander. A well-stocked bar slakes Himalayan thirsts, and the restaurant can cater for cooperate, birthday, and well-behaved wedding parties.

The two course feast will begin with starters, which could include the delicate steamed dumplings of a few momos, or the chilli mogo, cassava cooked in the Chef's secret chilli sauce (both £4.95). The main course could trace Nepalese spices over the lamb shank special platter, with potatoes, salads, and a garlic naan (£12.95), or the vegetable heaven, with fresh asparagus muddled with mushrooms and paneer, served with pilau rice (£10.95). Selections of rice or naan bread are also included, and diners can wash their feast down with a glass of house wine.






