Hom Pyashi

By The Grace of God — Momoste everyone! 🙏

If you had to choose one city as the Momo Capital… which city would it be? 👀🥟

Every city has its own food culture, its own momo lovers, and its own favourite place to enjoy a plate of momo. But if there could only be one Momo Capital, which city deserves the title? 👀

In this video, Hom Pyashi shares his thoughts and opens up an interesting conversation about the cities where momo has become more than just food—it's something people genuinely love and enjoy together. From local favourites to growing momo communities, the love for Nepalese dumplings continues to bring people together across different places.

At 8848 Momo House, we're proud to share our love for momo with communities across Australia and beyond. Whether you enjoy our $1 momo, Chicken Momo, Buff Momo, Veg Momo, Jhol Momo, Fried Momo, or Chilli Momo, there is always a momo for everyone. 🥟❤️

🌐 https://www.8848momos.com.au/
🌐 http://www.hompyashi.com

Now it's your turn—Which city deserves to be called the Momo Capital? Drop your answer in the comments! 👇🥟

By The Grace of God — Momoste Everyone!
Rapid fire with Hom Pyashi… some answers were NOT what we expected 😂

Get to know Hom Pyashi a little better in this fun rapid-fire video from 8848 Momo House. From quick questions to unexpected answers, this video shows the fun, casual side of the person behind the restaurant. It’s all about laughs, quick thinking, and a few answers that might surprise you.

8848 Momo House is a momo restaurant serving Nepali dumplings and popular Nepalese food in Sydney. If you’re craving momo, jhol momo, fried momo, or other Nepalese favourites, come visit us and enjoy good food with the Nepali community.

For many Nepali food lovers in Sydney, momos are more than just a meal — they’re something that brings back memories of home, friends, family, and good conversations. That’s what we love sharing at 8848 Momo House.

This rapid-fire video is just a small glimpse of the people and personality behind the momo restaurant. Whether you’re already part of our community or discovering us for the first time, we hope this video gives you a reason to smile.

Looking for a momo restaurant in Sydney, Nepali dumplings, or Nepalese food to enjoy with your friends and family? Visit 8848 Momo House and make your next momo stop a good one.

By The Grace of God — Momoste, Sydney! 🙏
Every business has its challenges, but every challenge teaches us something worth growing from. ❤️

8848 Momo House is a Nepalese momo restaurant in Sydney, bringing Nepalese dumplings and Oriental fusion flavours to the community. In this video, Hom Pyashi shares a glimpse into the journey behind building the business, the patience it takes to grow, and the lessons that come with every stage of the journey.

From serving Nepalese dumplings to creating a welcoming place for the community, 8848 Momo House continues to focus on good food, connection and the experience of sharing flavours from Nepal in Australia. The journey behind a restaurant is not always about quick results — it takes patience, consistency and the willingness to keep moving forward.

If you’re looking for a momo restaurant in Sydney, Nepalese dumplings in Sydney, or a place to enjoy your favourite momo dishes, 8848 Momo House is located at Level 2, Shop 45/456 Kent St, Sydney NSW 2000. The menu features momo favourites and Nepalese and Oriental fusion dishes made for sharing with friends and family.

Founded by Hom Pyashi, 8848 Momo House continues to grow through the support of the community and the people who walk through its doors. Every customer, every meal and every experience becomes part of the story.
Sometimes, there is no shortcut to growth. There is no ladder to success — just patience, hard work and continuing to take the next step. Momoste! 🙏

By The Grace of God — Momoste everyone! 🙏
12 years of loyalty, hard work, and a journey built together. ❤️

Some journeys are measured not just by years, but by the people who stay beside you through every challenge and every milestone. In this video, we celebrate 12 years of dedication, trust, and hard work shared together.

Through the ups and downs, growth and challenges, your commitment has remained part of this journey. Behind every business are people whose hard work often goes unseen, but whose contribution helps build everything we see today.

Thank you for being part of this journey for the past 12 years. Your loyalty, patience, and dedication mean more than words can express. Here's to the memories we've shared and the journey still ahead. ❤️
🌐 8848 Momo House
🌐 Hom Pyashi
Thank you for being part of our story. ❤️

By The Grace of God — Momoste!
Starting a franchise is more than just opening a shop. It’s about having the right people, the right support, and growing together. 🙏

There’s a lot more behind a momo restaurant than what you see on the plate.

In this video, Hom Pyashi shares a little about what goes into building 8848 Momo House and why having a good system matters when you want to grow.

For us, it’s not only about selling momos. It’s about creating a place where people can enjoy good food, feel welcome, and come back again. 8848 Momo House started with a love for momos and has grown into a Nepalese food brand serving Nepalese dumplings and Oriental fusion food. From classic steamed momos to Jhol Momo and different fusion dishes, there’s something for everyone.

But growing a restaurant brand comes with its own challenges. Every store needs consistency, support, good people and a team that understands the bigger picture. That’s why a franchise is not simply about using a brand name. There is a lot of work and learning behind it.

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to grow a momo restaurant, this video gives you a small look behind the scenes. At the end of the day, it’s about keeping the food good, taking care of the people, and building something that can grow with the community.

That’s what we’re working towards with 8848 Momo House — one momo, one store and one community at a time. 🙏

Connect with us:

8848 MOMO HOUSE — Nepalese Dumplings & Oriental Fusion
Hom Pyashi — Founder, Momo Pioneer & Chief Momo Officer

❤️ Thank you for being part of our journey as we continue growing, serving more momos, and sharing a little piece of Nepal with the world.

By The Grace of God — Momoste, Australia! 🙏

From one small beginning to a global dream, every momo, every person, and every milestone shaped this journey.

What started with a simple love for momo has grown into a journey that reaches far beyond one place. In this video, Hom Pyashi shares the story behind 8848 Momo House, the challenges of starting out, the lessons along the way, and the dream of taking Nepali momo to a wider global audience.

Momo is more than just food—it is comfort, connection, memories, and a taste that brings people together. For Hom Pyashi, the journey has always been about more than building a momo restaurant. It has been about creating something that represents Nepali food, culture, and the people who have supported the journey from the beginning.

From the early days of building the business to reaching new markets, every step has come with its own challenges and milestones. What makes the journey special is the people behind it—the team, customers, supporters, and community who continue to grow alongside 8848 Momo House.

Today, 8848 Momo House continues to bring Nepali dumplings and familiar momo flavours to more people, while keeping the feeling of a welcoming momo restaurant at the heart of everything.

For anyone searching for a momo restaurant in Australia, Nepali dumplings, or a place to enjoy momo with friends and family, this journey is a reminder that every big dream starts somewhere small.

And behind every milestone is a story, a team, and a community that made it possible.

Our growth is your growth. ❤️

Connect with us:

8848 MOMO HOUSE — Nepalese Dumplings & Oriental Fusion
Hom Pyashi — Founder, Momo Pioneer & Chief Momo Officer

❤️ Thank you for being part of our journey as we continue growing, serving more momos, and sharing a little piece of Nepal with the world.

By The Grace of God — Momoste Everyone! 🙏
Networking and understanding our people has been a big part of how we’ve grown the 8848 Momo House family. ❤️

Ever wondered what really helps a business grow? For us, it has always come down to people. You can have a good business plan, strong marketing, and the right systems, but if you don’t understand the people around you, it’s hard to grow together.

At 8848 Momo House, getting to know our team is about more than just knowing their roles. It’s about understanding their strengths, their personalities, how they work, and what each person brings to the table. When people understand and trust each other, everything starts to work better.

That’s something we’ve learned throughout our own journey. From our early days to growing our momo family across different places, there have been so many people behind every step. Our team, customers, friends, and everyone who has supported us have all played a part in where we are today.

For us, 8848 Momo House is about more than just momo. It’s about bringing people together, sharing good food, having conversations, and creating memories. Whether you’re stopping by for our $1 momo, enjoying a meal with your family, or simply following our journey, you’re part of it too. ❤️

We have a big vision ahead — 1,000 stores around the world. It’s a big goal, but we believe it starts with the people around us and the relationships we build along the way.

Learn more:
🌐 www.8848momos.com.au
🌐 www.hompyashi.com

❤️ Thank you for being part of our journey as we continue growing, serving more momos, and sharing a little piece of Nepal with the world.

By The Grace of God — Momoste everyone! 🙏

What does it really take to go from multiple failures to 1,000 stores across the globe?

Success was never guaranteed. There were failures, long days, sleepless nights, and moments when giving up would have been easier.

But sometimes, “DO OR DIE” isn’t just a phrase — it’s a mindset.

In this video, Hom Pyashi shares the journey behind 8848 Momo House, the challenges along the way, and what it took to keep going when things didn’t go as planned.

From working around the clock to earning the support of Nepali communities around the world, every setback became part of the journey.

Today, that journey has grown to 1,000 stores across the globe. 🌎

What would you do if giving up was never an option?

Learn more:
https://www.8848momos.com.au/
https://www.hompyashi.com/

❤️ Thank you for being part of the journey as we continue sharing momos and Nepalese culture with communities around the world.

By The Grace of God — Momoste everyone! 🙏

One failed restaurant taught Hom Pyashi a powerful lesson: people don’t just eat food—they connect with what feels like home.

Hom Pyashi shares an important lesson from his entrepreneurial journey: not every idea works simply because it sounds good on paper. His experience exploring a café and Italian restaurant concept made him look deeper into what people genuinely connect with.

For Nepali consumers, food is deeply connected to identity, memories, family, culture, and everyday life. That emotional connection can be incredibly powerful when building a food business.

This experience taught Hom Pyashi the importance of understanding your customers. Instead of only asking, “What can I sell?” businesses should also ask, “What do people already love, and why?”

Sometimes, a failed idea isn’t really a failure. It can teach you what your customers truly value. For Hom Pyashi, that realization helped shape a brand centered around momos, Nepali flavours, community, and the feeling of home.

8848 Momo House continues to bring Nepalese dumplings and Oriental fusion to communities across Australia, creating a place where people can enjoy familiar flavours while experiencing a taste of Nepal.

Watch the full video to hear Hom Pyashi share the lesson behind the failed restaurant idea.

Learn more:
https://www.8848momos.com.au/
https://www.hompyashi.com/

❤️ Thank you for being part of our journey as we continue sharing momos and Nepalese culture with communities around the world.