Tibetan restaurant · Flatbush
Traditional Tibetan Food in Flatbush
Cafe Tibet serves flavorful Tibetan dishes, generous portions, and refreshing drinks beside the train on Cortelyou Road.
Cafe Tibet serves flavorful Tibetan dishes, generous portions, and refreshing drinks beside the train on Cortelyou Road.
Enjoy thukpa, momos, lamb thali, pork chili, curries, noodles, and ginger tofu.
A green ceiling, colorful decorations, and passing trains create a distinctive setting.
Try the mango lassi or avocado shake alongside your meal.
Cafe Tibet accepts cash and serves guests daily from noon to 9:30 pm.
Cafe Tibet is a pint-size, cash-only Tibetan restaurant at 1510 Cortelyou Rd in Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood. Its vibrant space features a green ceiling, distinctive decorations, and the occasional distant sound of the train.
The menu includes comforting soups, noodles, curries, momos, thali, and flavorful drinks. Guests mention the lamb thali, pork chili, fried momo, thukpa, mango lassi, and avocado shake, along with friendly service and generous portions.
A savory Tibetan soup that reviewers describe as a comforting go-to dish.
Tibetan dumplings available in regular and fried versions, including a crispy fried option.
A filling Tibetan meal that regular guests return to enjoy.
A flavorful main dish featured among returning guests’ favorite orders.
A refreshing yogurt drink frequently praised by guests.
“I really enjoyed Cafe Tibet. From the food, to the service, to the unique atmosphere, everything was great. The green ceiling, decorations and the occasional sound of the train passing by in the distance made for a serene atmosphere.”
“Tasty & savory I like Thukpa (soup) it will be my fall go-to soup. Ginger Tofu was the 2nd dish I tried. I like the Tibetan dishes that are served here because they aren't hot & spicy.”
“I have been here so many times in the past 10 years. Finally, I am writing a review. I tend to get the same dishes every time because they are consistently good. My go-to dishes are lamb Thali, pork chili, and momo.”
Cafe Tibet · Flatbush
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