Everest Indian Kitchen is set to open in early November at 111 West Bay Area Blvd. in Webster, Community Impact first reported.
The restaurant's menu lists items across more than a dozen categories, according to its website. Starters include samosas at $5.99, pakora plates at $7.99 and tandoori drumettes at $11.99. A street food section features pani puri, Nepali chatpate and bhatura, a fluffy deep-fried bread made with wheat flour and yogurt.
The menu is broad.
Handmade momo, a Nepali dumpling, comes five ways: steamed, chilli, jhol, tandoori and fried, each priced at $11.49. The Nepali grill section lists sekuwa, choila and lamb jerky seasoned with timur and other spices.
Thali platters range from an $18.99 vegetable set to a $48 jumbo version that serves three to four adults. The jumbo thali includes aloo chop, paneer tikka masala, rice, naan, salad and gulab jamun. House curries, biryanis, tandoor selections and 12 vegetarian classics round out the offerings, with most entrees falling between $11.99 and $21.99.
A kids menu lists fries at $3.99, chicken nuggets at $7.99 and chicken tenders at $8.99.
Community Impact reporter Haley Velasco noted the restaurant will also serve kebabs and Indo-Chinese dishes such as chilli chicken and vegetable Manchurian. A post in the Indians in Houston Facebook group described Everest Indian Kitchen as a family restaurant, though the accounts differ on timing. Community Impact reported the restaurant is slated to open at the beginning of November, while the Facebook post stated the restaurant had already opened.
The restaurant is not accepting online orders as of Oct. 20, according to its website. Webster, a city that is about 80% commercial, has seen continued development along Bay Area Boulevard and NASA Parkway, according to Community Impact's March reporting on the area. Major projects including IKEA and the Flyway entertainment district remain in the pipeline for the city.
