The Yak and Yeti - Westminster

Emily Musumecci

We especially love getting dinner at Y&Y when it’s cold and wintry out, but it’s a great place to go all year round! So happy they opened up the buffet weeknights. Pretty much every buffet tray is highly crave worthy and keeps us coming back. The dessert is particularly delish, you must have the carrot pudding and fried banana balls. Staff is super friendly and I love that the restaurant is fairly quiet, you can actually have a conversation! Babita is a super sweet server and we love saying hi to her each time we go.

Jeffrey Ruth

Every visit to Yakin Yeti feels like coming home. The Himalayan-Tibetan vibes here are pure magic, and the food never misses. I even had a special request for Owner and Chef Dol, and he met me with nothing but genuine kindness and heart. The pumpkin beer? Next level—seriously, don’t miss it. I’m basically a “frequent flier” at this point. Namaste and much love to the whole Yakin Yeti family! ♥️🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼♥️ CareBear approved

Obey Wann

The Yak and Yeti is a great Denver-area Indian/Nepalese restaurant that has been around for years. It has grown, with multiple locations now. If you are not sure what you like, or if you want the gamut, do the buffet. It's worth it! Everything I tried was excellent, especially the nan bread. Yum! The saffron (yellow) rice was flavorful and cooked well. Service was excellent, but also gave our party space and time to reminisce. It deserves all of the accolades it has received. Great place for a date, meeting with old friends or if you want to expand your tastebuds! Atmosphere is very authentic to their heritage and it enhances the dining experience. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful, including explaining menu items for friends with dietary restrictions (no dairy, beef, pork, etc.) Plenty of parking.

Ashtrayheart

Yak and Yeti has authentic and delicious flavor! Attention was wonderful. Very peaceful and relax place to eat indian/Nepalese food!

lut williams

The food was excellent, offering a blend of Indian and Nepalese cuisine. While many dishes were familiar Indian favorites like Chicken Tikka Masala and Gulab Jamun for dessert, they also featured authentic Nepalese options such as Daal Bhat Karkari and Khir. Daal Bhat Karkari is a traditional Nepalese meal consisting of lentil soup (daal), steamed rice (bhat), and a vegetable curry (karkari), often served with pickles and other side dishes. The atmosphere was incredibly chill and relaxing, largely thanks to the restaurant's old architectural structure and interior filled with beautiful Nepalese art. The service was also top-notch, with the staff being very attentive to their customers. Overall, I really enjoyed this restaurant for its great food and laid-back vibe.