Food & Drink · Airport Freeway / Irving Towne Center
Peak Restaurant & Bar
Nepalese, Tibetan and Indian cuisine with a full bar, live music and late hours.

The Got Weekend take
Why go
Peak gives a sports-bar evening a Himalayan starting point: chicken and pork momo platters, chicken dhido thali, and chicken thukpa all feature on the menu. The kitchen prepares its Himalayan comfort food from scratch daily, with Nepalese, Tibetan and Indian cooking shaping the choices. Start with badel sadheko or buff chilli, then explore chicken chowmein or butter chicken masala. There are also dedicated menu sections for vegetarian entrees, vegetable momo, biryani and naan, giving a mixed-preference group plenty of directions to take. The family-run Irving Towne Center spot pairs that food with a full bar and sports on TV. Friday and Saturday nights bring live music, with late DJ sets adding another reason to linger. If your game-watching ritual calls for wings, the six-piece order comes in choices including Buffalo, garlic Parmesan, lemon pepper and mango habanero. Come for a familiar sports-bar outing, but leave room for a momo platter alongside the wings.
- Try a chicken or pork momo platter.
- Explore chicken dhido thali, chicken thukpa or buff chilli.
- Order six wings with options including lemon pepper and mango habanero.
- Catch sports on TV or live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
A good fit for friends gathering over Himalayan food, sports fans who want more than wings, and weekend diners looking for live music.
Make it your kind of weekend
- sports bar
- friends
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