Looking for a Nepali restaurant near Campsie station? Mul Chowk Kitchen is the closest place to eat real Nepali food, at 66 Evaline Street, Campsie NSW 2194. We are open every day from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm. You can dine in, take away, or order online. Our kitchen serves fresh momo, smoky sekuwa, and warm dal bhat, made the way families cook them in Nepal.
Campsie is one of the best suburbs in Sydney for Nepali food. This guide shows you where we are, how to reach us today, and what to order first.
How to Find Mul Chowk Kitchen Near Campsie Station
Our restaurant is on Evaline Street. It is a short, flat walk from Campsie station and the shops on Beamish Street. Most people reach us in about five minutes.
Here is the easy way to find us:
- Start at Campsie station on Beamish Street.
- Walk south along Beamish Street, past the shops and cafes.
- Turn into Evaline Street and look for our sign at number 66.
You can also drive here. There is street parking close by, plus parking at Campsie Centre. From the Sydney CBD, we are about 20 to 30 minutes away by car.
Getting Here While Campsie Station Is Being Rebuilt
Here is something every local should know. Campsie station is closed at the moment. It is being rebuilt as a new Sydney Metro station. The old T3 Bankstown train line stopped running through Campsie in September 2024.
While the work goes on, Transport for NSW runs replacement buses along the old train route. So you can still reach us easily by bus, by car, or on foot. Metro trains are expected to start running in late 2026. When they do, a hot plate of momo will be waiting just minutes from the new station. Please check Transport for NSW for the latest travel updates before you set out.
Why Campsie Is a Home for Nepali Food in Sydney
Campsie sits in the middle of the Canterbury-Bankstown area, in Sydney’s inner south-west. Over the years it has become a much-loved home for Nepali families. Walk down Beamish Street and you will hear Nepali spoken, see Himalayan grocery shops, and smell fresh spices in the air.
You will find us close to well-known local spots like Campsie Centre, Anzac Mall, and the busy Beamish Street shops. The Cooks River walking path is a short drive away. Campsie is famous across Sydney for its food, and Nepali cooking is now a big part of that story.
Nearby suburbs are all a short trip away:
- Belmore and Canterbury — about 5 minutes by car
- Lakemba and Punchbowl — about 10 minutes by car
- Earlwood and Ashfield — about 10 to 15 minutes by car
- Hurlstone Park, Croydon Park, and Roselands — all close by
Many of our guests travel from these suburbs. Honest Nepali food is worth the short drive.
What to Order at Mul Chowk Kitchen
New to Nepali food? Do not worry. Our team will help you choose. Here are the dishes our Campsie regulars order most:
- Momo (from $13.98) — soft, handmade dumplings filled with chicken, buff, or vegetables. Have them steamed, fried, or in spicy jhol momo soup.
- Sekuwa (from $17.99) — smoky char-grilled skewers of chicken or mutton, marinated in Himalayan spices.
- Dal Bhat — Nepal’s everyday meal of rice, lentil soup, curry, and small sides. Read our simple guide to dal bhat.
- Thakali Thali Set (from $23.99) — a full platter with rice, dal, curry, pickle, and greens. Learn why the Thakali thali is so balanced.
- Chowmein (from $13.98) — wok-fried noodles cooked hot and fast, just like the street stalls back home.
- Thukpa (from $14.50) — a warm Himalayan noodle soup. Perfect on a cold Sydney night.
- Chiya — sweet, spiced Nepali milk tea to finish your meal.
Want to see every dish and price? Browse our full Nepali menu.
Vegetarian and Vegan Choices
Many Nepali dishes are plant-based. We serve veg momo, daal fry, mixed vegetable curry, samosa, and pakora. If you eat vegetarian or vegan, you will find plenty to enjoy. See our vegetarian and vegan Campsie menu guide for the best picks.
Real Himalayan Cooking, Made by Hand
“Mul Chowk” is the name of the main courtyard in Nepal’s old royal palaces. It is a place where people gather and share. That is the feeling we want to give you.
Our cooks come from Nepal and use family recipes. We make momo dough by hand every day. We grind our own spice mixes. We grill our sekuwa over real heat. We do not take shortcuts, because real Nepali food deserves care.
New to this food? Start with our beginner’s guide to Nepalese dishes. It explains each dish in simple words.
A Home for Nepali Families in Sydney
We know how much a taste of home means when you live far away. For Nepali families in Sydney, Mul Chowk Kitchen is more than a restaurant.
- Our staff speak Nepali and English.
- Our tables fit big family groups.
- We serve mild dishes for children and spicy ones for those who love heat.
- We help families celebrate Dashain, Tihar, birthdays, and poojas.
We are a favourite with families from across Canterbury-Bankstown. We also host live music nights that bring the community together.
Order Online or Book a Table
Cannot visit today? Order online for pick-up or delivery, and enjoy momo at home with your family. Booking ahead is a good idea on Friday and Saturday nights, when we are busiest.
Visit Mul Chowk Kitchen in Campsie
Here is everything you need to find us:
- Name: Mul Chowk Kitchen (Campsie, Sydney)
- Address: 66 Evaline Street, Campsie NSW 2194
- Phone: (02) 9787 3769
- Hours: Open every day, 11:00 am to 9:30 pm
- Nearby: A short walk from Campsie station, just off Beamish Street
Come and taste why we are the top choice for Nepali food near Campsie station. Book a table, call us on (02) 9787 3769, or order online today. Your Himalayan feast is waiting at 66 Evaline Street, Campsie.
Tips for Your First Visit
A few simple tips will make your first meal with us even better:
- Come hungry. Nepali portions are generous, especially the thali sets.
- Share your dishes. Order a few plates for the table so everyone can try more flavours.
- Tell us your spice level. We can cook most dishes mild, medium, or hot.
- Try the pickle (achar). It is tangy, spicy, and lifts every bite of rice.
- Finish with chiya. Nepali milk tea is the traditional way to end a meal.
Our staff are always happy to explain a dish. Just ask, and we will guide you to something you will love.
More Local Guides From Our Campsie Kitchen
Planning a visit? See our Campsie restaurant page for hours, parking, and bookings. You may also like:
- live music nights at our Campsie restaurant
- Nepali food near Lakemba and Punchbowl
- Nepali-style biryani in Campsie
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the closest Nepali restaurant to Campsie station?
Mul Chowk Kitchen is the closest authentic Nepali restaurant to Campsie station. We are at 66 Evaline Street, about a five-minute walk away.
Is Campsie station open right now?
No. Campsie station is closed while it is rebuilt as a Sydney Metro station. Metro trains are expected in late 2026. Replacement buses run in the meantime, so we are still easy to reach.
What Nepali food should I try first?
Start with momo (dumplings) and dal bhat. Both are famous, tasty, and easy to enjoy. Add sekuwa if you like grilled meat.
Do you have vegetarian and vegan options?
Yes. We serve veg momo, daal, vegetable curries, samosa, and pakora. Many dishes can be made vegan on request. Just ask our staff.
What are your opening hours?
We are open every day from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm. Hours may change on public holidays.
Can you cater for large groups?
Yes. We welcome big family groups and can help with catering for festivals, birthdays, and poojas. Call (02) 9787 3769 to plan your booking.
