Momo Ghar - Dishpur

Veg, Chicken or Pork...They serve all three varieties of awesome momos. The place is a little crampy but decent enough. Very popular among cash strapped people especially, the students community.

I have been visiting Momo Ghar dutifully every time I visit Guwahati. It is a tiny restaurant that can be easily missed, but once you are in there, do not expect fanciness: far from it, as Momo Ghar chooses to focus on maintaining consistent taste....There are small yellow chairs, and a rather narrow walking space, and can seat, at best only about people (and this is what happens everyday during lunchtime). The momos are large in size and the filling is also generous. I am a happier person after this must-do in Guwahati

I often visited this, but I didn't come for the last few weeks. They have changed the atmosphere and it looks good than before. The quality is preserved and you can certainly get pork or chicken in the Momo. Size and quality has been preserved for years that this place is one of the best and fast place to get good momo in town.

This was my final visit to this establishment.... the most pathetic and unhygienic place to have momo ever made.... for those who cannot cook pork at home, they might enjoy this place as it is one of the cheapest places to sit and eat pork momo. However, in terms of quality, it is very poor.... the food is never cooked properly and fully.... the cooking station is unsanitary... eating pork that is not fully cooked could be very dangerous. Additionally, the outer layer of the momo is thick and again uncooked dough. You will get sick.... farewell to momo ghor.... you have lost your charm and quality. This was my last visit and I will definitely advise my friends and family not to go there.... because I care about them and their health.

I have been visiting Momo Ghar dutifully every time I visit Guwahati. It is a tiny restaurant that can be easily missed, but once you are in there, do not expect fanciness: far from it, as Momo Ghar chooses to focus on maintaining consistent taste. There are small yellow chairs, and a rather narrow walking space, and can seat, at best only about 25 people (and this is what happens everyday during lunchtime . The momos are large in size and the filling is also generous. I am a happier person after this must-do in Guwahati :