A man who came to the U.S. years ago to study medicine now has the chance to showcase Nepali food, during one of the biggest sporting events in the country.
It all began when Subash Yadav moved to the US to study medicine, and missed the flavors from home. Years after the move, Yadav started a food truck that sells a Nepali dumpling called momo, and now, he has a chance to showcase momo during the Super Bowl. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.With thousands expected to visit the Phoenix area for the Super Bowl and other associated events, feeding that huge crowd can be quite the challenge.
"The word ‘Momo’ means ‘dumpling’ in Nepal, India," said Yadav. "I wanted to share food that is important to me that I grew up with."Yadav moved to the U.S. in 2007 to study medicine, but says he missed his favorite Nepali flavors from home, especially momo. So, Yadav combined his passion for cooking and devotion to health, and brought Mr. Momo to life in 2019.
In addition to savory momo and cheesecake momos, Yadav and Polanco will also serve up ramen and samosas.Partnering with the Super Bowl can have the opportunity to catapult the already thriving small business into the endzone, a touchdown for sales and a win for their future. Yadav hopes they will become a household name, after they were selected to be featured during the biggest sporting event in the country.
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