Mohan Maharajee Nasta Pasal

5 Амаг Yadav - 2 years ago

This is historic. Very famous for samosa served here. I regularly visit here, if I m in Janakpur. I love to eat here. I feel great to be there since 5 yrs. The size of samosa is too big at just rs.15 makes me greed to be there. Staffs are very fast working and cleanliness are well maintained. It would be better if it will improve its view inside. Old tables and chairs, non furnished ceiling and floor, roughly painted walls make a feel like low budget hotel or 3 star hotel, it would get better and make it feel like 5 stars if these problems will improve.

3 Sahabaj Aalam - a year ago

This is most famous shop for fast food in janakpur. This is located at Ramanand chowk just west of Pillar. You can get here Samoosa, Litti, Chana chura,kachari, Chhole bhatoore.This is one of the most crowded place. But not Good facilities of washing sanitizer toilet.

5 Manis Anselmo - a year ago

Cheap and best with good taste old shop and beautiful service try for morning start

5 Ashutosh Mahaseth - 2 years ago

The taste is best over this place and they always serve fresh and clean food. And at top the price is good enough while comparing food and it's taste and quality.

5 Bishesh Mahato - 4 years ago

In my opinion best nasta shop in town in term of vegetarians foods. If you guys like meats items than this in not the shop you would prefer but as meat lover I didn't want to try but at morning non of shop were open so we tried this shop and they told they only sell vegetarians item so we decide to have and as we had it was not like other shop which we found in most of terai region it was much better than others. So I recommend to other to try once when you visit janapuk it the best shop as far as I know

5 Udit Narayan Sah - 7 months ago

my favorite food from this shop is chola batura

3 Er.Ranjit Ray - 4 years ago

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