Chama Cuisine
17 A upper Barr, Templar Square, Oxford OX4 3UX
Rating: 4.7 ★ (128 ratings)
Details
Chama Cuisine in Oxford is a family-run Nepalese restaurant dedicated to offering an authentic dining experience filled with warmth, tradition, and unforgettable flavour. Situated at 17 A Upper Barr, this inviting venue is rooted in family traditions, providing a welcoming space for visitors and locals alike. The restaurant's modern and elegant interior, combined with its cosy and relaxed atmosphere, sets it apart as a delightful spot for those seeking a taste of Nepal's rich culinary heritage.
The cuisine style at Chama Cuisine is authentically Nepalese, masterfully blending traditional recipes with contemporary culinary innovations. Chefs draw inspiration from a variety of global traditions, ensuring robust and palatable dishes created using high-quality ingredients and time-honoured cooking techniques. Popular choices include their Nepalese momos, fragrant curries, Dal Bhat, and tandoori delights, alongside a diverse menu featuring starters, noodles, grills, and various rice dishes.
This delightful establishment is ideally suited for families, friends, and food lovers keen to explore Nepalese flavours, whether they are new to the cuisine or long-time enthusiasts. Its cozy and family-friendly setting makes it perfect for casual gatherings, while the promise of an unforgettable dining experience also lends itself well to special occasions or a memorable meal out in Oxford. Guests can expect heartfelt hospitality and attentive service, including careful consideration for dietary needs.
Location
Opening Hours
Monday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Tuesday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Wednesday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Thursday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Friday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Saturday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM | Sunday: 2:00 – 11:00 PM
Contact
+44 1865 964464 | https://chamacuisine.com/
Comments
The restaurant itself is lovely - cosy and minimalistic and the staffs were friendly and welcoming.
Overall, I highly recommend giving Chama cuisine a go!
We enjoyed the sauce of jhol momo but the momos were overcooked and lacked flavour. The Newari khaja set lacked authentic flavour. It was pricey too £17.50 for a Newari khaaja set.
The restaurant was decorated with Nepalese decorative items. However, the restaurant was not warm enough in a cold winter night.
The owner was attentive. The service staff was welcoming.
There was a sort of staff - only one staff in kitchen and one in the floor so the wait time was a bit longer.