नमस्ते · Harrisburg, PA

ChuloWhere Nepal comes to life.

चुलो

A chulo is the clay hearth a Nepali home is built around — the fire everything gets cooked on and everyone sits beside. That is the whole idea: momos pleated by hand, sekuwa charred over open flame, curries left alone until they are ready.

6400 Derry St · Harrisburg, PA

Cooked Over Flame

Sekuwa, tandoor & wok — never a microwave

The Whole Menu

Momos, thali, curries, noodles & lassi

Pickup & Delivery

Our own drivers — no third-party app

Family Recipes

The way it is cooked at home in Nepal

Chicken sekuwa sizzler and a samay baji brass platter, fresh off the hearth

✦ Our kitchen ✦

Everything starts
at the fire.

In a Nepali house the chulo is not an appliance — it is the middle of the room. Rice goes on before dawn, the kettle never really comes off, and whoever walks through the door ends up sitting next to it. We built a menu around that: Kathmandu street food, Newari plates, Himalayan noodle broths and the long-cooked curries of the plains, all coming off one hearth.

Where Nepal comes to life — cooked to order, for pickup or delivery.

MomosJhol MomoSekuwaThaliThukpaCurriesBiryaniDesserts

✦ Visit us ✦

Find us in Harrisburg.

Dine in, pick up, or order delivery. Walk-ins always welcome.

Hours

  • MondayClosed
  • Tue – Thu11 AM – 9 PM
  • Fri – Sat11 AM – 10 PM
  • Sunday11 AM – 9 PM

Address

6400 Derry St · Harrisburg, PA

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✦ Book ahead ✦

Reserve a table.

Tell us when you’re coming and how many — we’ll have your table ready. Walk-ins are always welcome too.

We confirm every request personally. In a hurry? Call (717) 565-1414

✦ Good to know ✦

Frequently asked questions.

Where is Chulo located?

Chulo is at 6400 Derry St, Harrisburg, PA. Dine in, pick up, or order delivery from this site.

What does “Chulo” mean?

A chulo (चुलो) is the traditional clay or mud cookstove at the centre of a Nepali home — the hearth that rice, tea and every curry comes off. We named the restaurant after it because that is what we are trying to put on the plate: the food as it is cooked at home, over fire, not assembled from a steam tray.

What are Chulo’s hours?

We are open Tuesday through Sunday and closed on Mondays. The site shows a live open/closed indicator, and online ordering follows exactly the same schedule — if the kitchen is closed, checkout tells you when we reopen instead of taking your money.

Do you deliver, and what areas do you cover?

Yes — our own drivers, no third-party app and no commission on top of your food. We deliver to ZIP codes 17111, 17109, 17104, 17103, 17102, 17101, 17110, 17113, 17112, 17034 around Harrisburg. Delivery is $3.99 and free on orders over $30.

How long does delivery take?

Standard delivery runs about 30–60 min. Priority delivery is 20–45 min for a small rush fee, selectable at checkout. Pickup orders are usually ready in about 20 minutes.

What is a momo?

A momo is a hand-pleated Himalayan dumpling — seasoned filling wrapped in a thin wheat wrapper, then steamed, pan-fried or deep-fried. It is the national comfort food of Nepal. We pleat every one in house and serve them a dozen ways: steamed, kothey (pan-fried), jhol, chili, chatpate, jhaneko and tandoori, in chicken, pork and vegetable.

What is jhol momo?

Jhol means broth. Steamed momos are served sitting in a warm, nutty sesame-tomato jhol you drink straight from the bowl once the dumplings are gone. It is the single most-ordered thing on any Kathmandu momo menu, and the dish to order if you have only ever had a plain steamed momo.

What is sekuwa?

Sekuwa is Nepali grilled meat — marinated in mustard oil, ginger, garlic and timur (Sichuan-style Himalayan pepper), then cooked over open flame until the edges char. It is roadside-stall food in Nepal, eaten with sliced raw onion and lemon. We do chicken and pork.

Do you have vegetarian and vegan options?

Plenty, and they are not an afterthought — daal is the everyday centre of a Nepali plate, not a side. Veg momos in every style, samosa, pakoda, pani puri, chatpate, paneer curries, daal, tandoori veg, veg biryani, veg fried rice, veg thukpa and vegetable chow mein are all on the menu. Several dishes are vegan or can be made vegan — ask when you order and we will tell you honestly which ones.

Is Chulo Nepali or Indian food?

Both, genuinely, plus the Newari and Tibetan cooking that sits between them. Momos, thukpa, sekuwa, chatamari, choila, samay baji, thali and Nepali-style goat curry on one side; Hyderabadi dum biryani, butter chicken, tikka masala, korma, vindaloo and tandoor breads on the other. Same kitchen, same fire.

How spicy is the food?

We cook to order, and every dish has a spice selector — no heat, mild, medium or hot — right on the item when you add it to your cart. Korma and butter chicken are mild by default; vindaloo and the chili dishes are the ones with real heat.

Can I book a table?

Yes. Request a table on this site and we will confirm it by phone or email. Walk-ins are always welcome too.

How do I order online for pickup or delivery?

Browse the menu on this site, add items to your cart, and check out — you pay the restaurant directly by card. You get an order confirmation by email and we start cooking as soon as it comes through. No app download, and no third-party commission taken out of the kitchen.