Posted by: biwash prawashi July 22, 2013
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I have noticed and also heard from my friends that the food quality as well as the taste of food has gone down at Everest Restaurant, Irving Texas.
Food definitely taste different and there is no much flavor or taste. This is not a big problem as cook my have changed.
However, I ordered Chicken Choila last time to go and did not check the food until I got home. Upon opening the container, the chicken had a nasty smell as if the chicken was going bad. I had ordered the meal during the closing hours of the restaurant and when I called back to report the problem, they did not pick up the phone. So, thet night I ate everything except the chicken.
Next day I called to report about the problem but the person who picked up the phone simply dismissed the charge by saying " khai taha bhayena...testo ta huna na parney ho.....ganako haina masu ko smell nai hola". I did not bother to call again or get my refund.
Another restaurant- Himalayan Aroma - is the same way!!
After that incident with Everest, I wanted to see what their rating was with the City of Irving and not surprisingly they have "D", which is failing score.
https://ecs.ci.irving.tx.us/inspectionscores/
Tired of these Nepali businesses doing business Nepali way!!! In anothher thread someone is complaining about Muncha. There was a thread about a Travel Agency based out of Houston of cheating fellow Nepali.
Why cant these Nepali do business the proper way...customer service means sh!t to them....
When Everest opened, the food was awesome and prices were fair. After a year of being in business, prices increased and food quality went downhill. Nepali business owners tend to get too greedy too fast and eventually kill the golden goose!!!!
Food definitely taste different and there is no much flavor or taste. This is not a big problem as cook my have changed.
However, I ordered Chicken Choila last time to go and did not check the food until I got home. Upon opening the container, the chicken had a nasty smell as if the chicken was going bad. I had ordered the meal during the closing hours of the restaurant and when I called back to report the problem, they did not pick up the phone. So, thet night I ate everything except the chicken.
Next day I called to report about the problem but the person who picked up the phone simply dismissed the charge by saying " khai taha bhayena...testo ta huna na parney ho.....ganako haina masu ko smell nai hola". I did not bother to call again or get my refund.
Another restaurant- Himalayan Aroma - is the same way!!
After that incident with Everest, I wanted to see what their rating was with the City of Irving and not surprisingly they have "D", which is failing score.
https://ecs.ci.irving.tx.us/inspectionscores/
Tired of these Nepali businesses doing business Nepali way!!! In anothher thread someone is complaining about Muncha. There was a thread about a Travel Agency based out of Houston of cheating fellow Nepali.
Why cant these Nepali do business the proper way...customer service means sh!t to them....
When Everest opened, the food was awesome and prices were fair. After a year of being in business, prices increased and food quality went downhill. Nepali business owners tend to get too greedy too fast and eventually kill the golden goose!!!!