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Making Every Moment Delicious

  • Fast Delivery
  • Fresh Frozen MoMo
  • Authentic Nepali Momo
  • Hygienic Enviroment
  • Consistency in Taste

Making Every Moment Delicious

  • Fast Delivery
  • Fresh Frozen MoMo
  • Authentic Nepali Momo
  • Hygienic Enviroment
  • Consistency in Taste
About

Welcome to MOMO TIME

Welcome to Momo Time After successful running several restaurant businesses over 20 years, we are delighted to start our own production of Momos to serve you and your family from Toronto to all North American customers.

Our inspiration…

Once you have momos, You crave them often.

Momos originated in Tibet and Nepal due to the cold mountainous climate. Traditionally, it is served with yak meat, while Nepali cuisine brought more varieties into the dish for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Momos slowly gained popularity throughout Asia, spread throughout the world like wildfires and now in your doorstep.

Momos are a type of dumpling, with delicious fillings inside. A typical momo consists of flour dough filled with vegetables, chicken, or any other food items, then steamed, pan-fried, or deep-fried. They are usually served with a dipping sauce to give them an enriching taste.

Though they look very similar to the Chinese dumplings, momos have their own unique character, combining the Nepalese and Tibetan influences into a special cuisine. So traditional Tibetan or Nepali-style momos mostly used meat fillings made with fatty cuts of yak or lamb and were initially baked in mud brick ovens.In modern times momos in the region are most commonly steamed or steam-fried and served with a tomato chutney and sometimes a simple soup or broth.

Momo: History, culture on a plate
https://www.sikkimproject.org/momo-home-memory-history-culture-on-a-plate/
Why people are mad about Momo
https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2024/7/21/why-indians-are-mad-for-momos

Our MoMo

Delicious dumplings ready in minutes.

Frozen Momo cooking Instruction:

    Steamer

  • Fill the steamer pot with water bring it to a boil
  • Apply non-stick oil (preferably spray) to the tray
  • Place frozen momos on it with spacing, not to touch each other
  • Cover the tray and steam for 14 – 15 minutes
  • Open the lid. Touch the wrapper if it’s non-sticky and slightly transparent. They are done. Carefully remove Momo from the steamer and serve with your favourite dipping sauce.

  • Fry- Pan

  • Use 1 tbsps. oil in a non-stick skillet over medium heat
  • Arrange momos in the skillet with spacing
  • Carefully pour ½ cup of water into the skillet and cover with a lid to create steam
  • Steam momos for 10- 12 minutes until wrapper become soft and non-stick
  • Remove the lid, let the steam evaporate and transfer momos to a plate. serve with your favourite dipping sauce.

  • Deep- Fryer

  • Heat the oil in deep fryer up to 200 deg. Celsius
  • Put the frozen momos carefully in the heated oil
  • Let it fry for 2-3 minutes
  • Remove from the fryer and let it to drain the oil
  • Put in your plate. Serve with dipping sauce and any of your favourite side dishes.

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