Third Eye Momo & Grill
Cary
Restaurant in Cary, United States
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Dress
Casual
Why go
Third Eye Momo & Grill is a practical Cary pick for casual group meals built around momo and grill-style ordering. Book it when shared plates, easy planning, a relaxed room matter more than formal private dining or a polished special-occasion setup.
About Third Eye Momo & Grill
Third Eye Momo & Grill is a Cary option to consider when the priority is a casual meal and direct planning. The dress code is casual, the restaurant is closed on Monday, it keeps both midday and evening hours on several days of the week.
Use it as a low-pressure choice when the group is comfortable confirming any details that matter before committing. Details like a private-room setup, seating capacity, menu format, pricing, or special service style are not listed and should be confirmed directly. The schedule is: Tuesday through Thursday run 11 AM–2:30 PM and 4:30–10 PM, Friday and Saturday run 11 AM–10 PM, Sunday runs 12–9 PM.
Consider it for a casual celebration, not a formal private-dining night
Third Eye Momo & Grill fits best when casual dress and broad weekend hours are enough for the plan. For a special occasion, keep expectations grounded unless you have confirmed the setup directly with the restaurant. It may suit a relaxed meal in Cary, but private dining, event services, room design, or a specific service format are not available.
Pricing is not listed, so base the decision on schedule and occasion rather than a specific spend target. Anyone planning around a fixed budget, dietary needs, or a specific menu should check directly before committing. Dress should stay casual unless the group has other plans before or after the meal.
Where it fits among casual dining options
Choose Third Eye Momo & Grill when you want a casual Cary meal and its hours work for your schedule. Dampf Good BBQ, Urban Angeethi, Provence Restaurant at Searstone, Page Road Grill, Leo's Italian Social are other options to compare depending on the kind of meal your group wants.
The verdict: consider Third Eye Momo & Grill for a casual Cary meal, especially when the hours fit the plan. For a more formal occasion or any detail-sensitive gathering, confirm the essentials directly before choosing it as the final pick.
Planning details
- Location
- 10110 Green Level Church Road, Cary, NC 27519
- Reservations
- Book on OpenTable
- Website
- thirdeyemomoandgrill.com
- Phone
- +19195353555
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Third Eye Momo & Grill reads like a neighborhood gem tucked into a Cary strip mall. The room centers on a counter and a focused menu rather than elaborate decor, and that economy of means is part of its charm: the food takes precedence. The kitchen’s Nepali and Tibetan inflections and the emphasis on momos create an intimate, low‑fuss atmosphere that rewards repeat visits. Regulars and word‑of‑mouth discovery shape the place’s identity, so it feels less like a destination restaurant and more like a trusted local spot where the dumpling craft is the main attraction.
Best For
This is a no‑frills, family‑friendly counter that works well for casual groups, families, and neighborhood hangouts. The menu’s shareable dumplings and grill items make it easy to assemble plates for a small group, and the counter format suits solo diners or quick meals. Because the kitchen operates with a focused repertoire rather than a sprawling menu, it’s best approached with a relaxed, communal mindset — think shared plates and sampling rather than formal multi‑course service. Neighborhood regulars and families looking for reliable, comforting Himalayan flavors will find it especially appealing.
Ordering Tips
Treat the menu as a mini tasting progression: start with steamed momos to judge the quality of the filling and wrapper, then move to pan‑fried (kothey) or jhol preparations to experience contrasting textures and sauces. The write-up emphasizes steamed as the reference point, so ordering a steamed chicken momo early is a smart baseline. From there, add a kothey or a jhol preparation and round out the meal with a grill item from the signatures if you want heartier fare. Sharing multiple styles lets you sample the house’s approach to this narrow but expressive dumpling tradition.
Venue details
Ambiance
Casual dining atmosphere with moderate noise levels, welcoming environment for families and groups seeking authentic fusion cuisine.
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Vibe
Best For
Experience
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Medium
Signature Dishes
- Steamed Chicken Momo
- Tandoori Mixed Grill
- Butter Chicken
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Kothey Momo
Planning details
Location
10110 Green Level Church Road, Cary, NC 27519 · Directions
Also consider
Also Consider
- Urban Angeethi, Notable alternative
- Dampf Good BBQ, $ · Barbecue, $ · Barbecue
- Provence Restaurant at Searstone, Notable alternative
- Leo's Italian Social, Notable alternative
- Page Road Grill, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
How It Compares
Third Eye Momo & Grill is the better Cary choice when the table wants shared ordering and something more specific than a standard neighborhood grill. Urban Angeethi is the closest comparison for South Asian comfort and group appeal; choose it if the group wants a broader Indian-leaning meal, choose Third Eye Momo & Grill if momo is the draw.
Dampf Good BBQ has the clearest listed value signal at $ and is stronger for barbecue-focused diners who want a more casual, meat-led meal. Third Eye Momo & Grill is easier to recommend for mixed groups who want to share across a table rather than commit to one barbecue format.
For ambiance and occasion use, Provence Restaurant at Searstone is the safer pick for a calmer celebration, while Leo's Italian Social and Page Road Grill are stronger fallbacks for familiar crowd-pleasers. Third Eye Momo & Grill wins when the group wants casual, shareable, easy to plan.
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Compare Third Eye Momo & Grill
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Third Eye Momo & Grill | Cary | ; | No published awards |
| Urban Angeethi | Cary | ; | No published awards |
| Dampf Good BBQ | Cary | $ · Barbecue | 2025 Michelin Plate |
| Provence Restaurant at Searstone | Cary | ; | No published awards |
| Leo's Italian Social | Morrisville | ; | No published awards |
| Page Road Grill | Durham | ; | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Third Eye Momo & Grill accommodate groups?
Group capacity, private rooms, or event services are not listed. It works for a casual meal in Cary, but larger parties should confirm the setup directly before planning around it.
What should I order at Third Eye Momo & Grill?
How far ahead should I book Third Eye Momo & Grill?
Booking difficulty or a reservation policy are not listed. If timing matters, confirm current availability and plan around the hours.
Are midday or evening hours available at Third Eye Momo & Grill?
Yes, depending on the day. Tuesday to Thursday include 11 AM–2:30 PM and 4:30–10 PM hours, Friday and Saturday run 11 AM–10 PM, Sunday runs 12–9 PM. The restaurant is closed Monday.
Is Third Eye Momo & Grill good for a special occasion?
It is best framed as a casual Cary option. It has a casual dress code, but does not offer private dining, event services, or a formal occasion setup.
What are alternatives to Third Eye Momo & Grill?
Urban Angeethi, Page Road Grill, Dampf Good BBQ, Leo's Italian Social, Provence Restaurant at Searstone are other options to compare depending on the meal you have in mind.
What should I wear to Third Eye Momo & Grill?
Keep it casual. The dress code for Third Eye Momo & Grill in Cary is casual.
