Mousam Spice House ( Indian and Nepali Food )

Prarthana R 11 months ago

We ordered veg steamed momos, paneer kathi roll and some veg chowmein. Everything was piping hot and freshly made. The taste was great - better than expected. Especially momos. Food portion size is as good. Service was quick and staff were friendly and courteous. Would definitely visit again.

Samiha Tanjeem a year ago

We tried their samosa last time. Hit mousam again for their chicken meal combo. Which dis not satisfy us compared to the price! $41 for momo, fried rice, and chowmein with no proper place to sit and the incredibly long wait time was insane! We liked their sushi chicken momo but the chowmein had too much salt and MSG! The fried rice was ok!

Syed Faisal Ahmad 7 months ago

When you are craving for some good quality Indian food in reasonable prices the Tikka express food truck is a great place right in downtown Austin at the intersection of San Antonio Street and 24th Street.. tried their grilled chicken Tikka..the prices and quality both were good 👍

C. Melton 2 years ago

Chicken mo mo steamed dumplings very good - and light and not heavy and guilt free. The spicy sauce that comes with it - wow - very good and flavorful. The ChickenTikka Masala - sauce is creamy, smooth, a bit on the sweet side and you can taste tomatoes. I would have like a bit more garlicky / robust spice but it is still good. Service is very good and Simran - she is very nice and good at suggestive selling and helping you pick the right stuff

H Finley a year ago

Mousam Spice House has really good food, good prices, and fast service. This food truck was really close to where I was staying, so I had to give it a try. I ordered butter chicken and samosas which came 2 to the order. The butter chicken came with rice. The sauce was very fragrant, nicely spiced, and it had a subtle sweetness. It was filled with cubed chicken. The chicken was a little tough, but it did not detract from the excellent flavor. The rice was light and fluffy. I like the sauce enough that I feel like I could eat it over rice, like rice and gravy. The samosas were cooked fresh when I placed my order. These are the biggest samosas I have ever eaten. They were triangular, with round, bulging middles. The filling was well mashed (but not pureed), perfectly compacted, and very flavorful. Of note, there were not too many green peas. I’m not a fan of those, and their sparse distribution was appreciated. The dough was thin, crisp, and not greasy. It was served with a small cup of spicy sauce. Yum! *no rating for atmosphere because I ordered to go. This is a food truck in an Exxon gas station parking lot, on Guadalupe St, just north of campus. There’s a couple of picnic tables. It’s not set up for atmosphere.