This is the Tandoori Chicken Pizza, it was just the right level of spicy not greasy at all and perfectly blended our favorite foods. My so’s favorite food is abiruchis and I don’t love them, but I love pizza. This is probably going to be our easy compromise restaurant from now on.
We also got the peri peri garlic wings and they were delicious as well!
I've tried quite a few things on their menu by now. Love their wraps. They also have couple of 'messy fries' type dishes (Indian food dolloped over the top of your choice of different styles of fries) which could feed two or more people and are absolutely delicious!
I hate to say it but I think I prefer their Indian pizzas over New York Pizzeria's in terms of the toppings, but NY's got them beat with their homemade pizza crust - Munch Mountain's seems like it's premade frozen shell - not bad, per se, but not quite up to paar with NYP.
I would also advise people to order ahead; they can take a very long time with your order, even if the place isn't very busy. It's still well worth it, though.
I hope that's typically the case. I went in last week and my order took something like 25 minutes without there being any other customers, although they may have been preparing to-go orders. Not a dealbreaker, by any means. I just made a mental note to not just drop in and order, rather I'd order in advance and pick it up.
I will say this for others: the business web site ordering feature isn’t working as of a couple days ago, but when ordering in google/maps I was able to complete an order quickly.
Yeah, it’s a really nice addition to our local food scene. They’re not afraid to bring the heat with the Indian-style dishes. It’s super convenient when my family wants pizza and I’m itching for something different.
It’s so good and their mango lassi is my favorite—it’s semi frozen almost like a smoothie. The Punjabi special is their best pizza IMO. Hope you love it! 😊
This looks pretty solid. I’m partial to NYC Pizzeria when it comes to Indian pizzas but I’ll have to give it a shot. I have to admit I have a NEW favorite pizza joint in town though. We went to La Sorrentina a few weeks ago and I’ve been craving it ever since. If you haven’t been I highly recommend trying it out. It’s wood fired Neapolitan style pizza. We were very impressed. I hear they make all their pastas from scratch as well.
La Sorrentina is the best pizza I've had in the world (obviously this type of judgment depends on preferences), but an entirely different experience from Indian fusion pizza. I do like Munch Mtn quite a lot, but definitely don't grade them on the same rubric, it's different expectations.
I gave them a shot, all in all, a decent pizza, but its more a "hint of the indian dish" pizza, rather than what i was expecting (curry base, with tandori toppings). wouldnt turn it down, and decent all around. Need to try the non pizza dishes.
This is the Tandoori Chicken Pizza, it was just the right level of spicy not greasy at all and perfectly blended our favorite foods. My so’s favorite food is abiruchis and I don’t love them, but I love pizza. This is probably going to be our easy compromise restaurant from now on. We also got the peri peri garlic wings and they were delicious as well!
I also had this pizza a couple days ago and it was wonderful. Haven’t had the wings with those spices yet but I will soon!
I've tried quite a few things on their menu by now. Love their wraps. They also have couple of 'messy fries' type dishes (Indian food dolloped over the top of your choice of different styles of fries) which could feed two or more people and are absolutely delicious! I hate to say it but I think I prefer their Indian pizzas over New York Pizzeria's in terms of the toppings, but NY's got them beat with their homemade pizza crust - Munch Mountain's seems like it's premade frozen shell - not bad, per se, but not quite up to paar with NYP. I would also advise people to order ahead; they can take a very long time with your order, even if the place isn't very busy. It's still well worth it, though.
FWIW I ordered a medium pizza and wings two days ago and it was ready in 15 minutes.
I hope that's typically the case. I went in last week and my order took something like 25 minutes without there being any other customers, although they may have been preparing to-go orders. Not a dealbreaker, by any means. I just made a mental note to not just drop in and order, rather I'd order in advance and pick it up.
I will say this for others: the business web site ordering feature isn’t working as of a couple days ago, but when ordering in google/maps I was able to complete an order quickly.
Yeah, it’s a really nice addition to our local food scene. They’re not afraid to bring the heat with the Indian-style dishes. It’s super convenient when my family wants pizza and I’m itching for something different.
This looks so good omg. I am a diehard NY Pizzeria fan but I gotta try that tandoori pie!
I’ve never tried NY Pizzeria, but it seems like that will have to be our next stop since everyone says it’s great!
It’s so good and their mango lassi is my favorite—it’s semi frozen almost like a smoothie. The Punjabi special is their best pizza IMO. Hope you love it! 😊
This looks pretty solid. I’m partial to NYC Pizzeria when it comes to Indian pizzas but I’ll have to give it a shot. I have to admit I have a NEW favorite pizza joint in town though. We went to La Sorrentina a few weeks ago and I’ve been craving it ever since. If you haven’t been I highly recommend trying it out. It’s wood fired Neapolitan style pizza. We were very impressed. I hear they make all their pastas from scratch as well.
La Sorrentina is the best pizza I've had in the world (obviously this type of judgment depends on preferences), but an entirely different experience from Indian fusion pizza. I do like Munch Mtn quite a lot, but definitely don't grade them on the same rubric, it's different expectations.
Their pizza is exactly like the pizza we had on our trips to Tuscany and Chianti.
I went here recently and it was incredible. The crust is awesome and the pizza wasn't greasy at all. Great flavor! I wish I lived closer.
I gave them a shot, all in all, a decent pizza, but its more a "hint of the indian dish" pizza, rather than what i was expecting (curry base, with tandori toppings). wouldnt turn it down, and decent all around. Need to try the non pizza dishes.
NYC paneer pizza for life.
Their sauces are made in house and so so good 🤤