Norbu Restaurant

We had dinner at Norbu before visiting Glimmer Nights at Fenimore Farms. I had been a few years ago and ordered dumplings to go. We were pleasantly surprised to find a new entrance and it's now a full on restaurant. Cooperstown is pretty much seasonal so we were also surprised to see a steady flow of diners. We ordered a chicken dish with mangos and a shrimp appetizer, rice, rosemary naan, and glasses of wine. Our servers were friendly, professional, prompt, and accurate. I'd like to return and try one of everything!

- laura bellinger -

Some of the best Tibetan food I've ever tasted! Prepared with love. Unique flavor combinations that put a smile on your face. Entrees fairly priced. Glass of wine way overpriced. The staff and family who run Norbu are so nice too.

- Peter Martin -

Norbu in Cooperstown delivers a wonderfully flavorful, elevated take on Indian and Himalayan cuisine with warm, welcoming hospitality that makes the meal feel special from start to finish. Portions are satisfying, with plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans, so it is easy to share several dishes around the table. The dining room has a cozy Main Street feel that fits Cooperstown perfectly, combining a relaxed small‑town vibe with the polish of a destination restaurant. For anyone in Cooperstown looking for something distinctive, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared, Norbu is an easy place to recommend and a spot worth returning to often.

- Breanna A -

We stopped by this restaurant when we were visiting Cooperstown. It did not disappoint. The restaurant is cute and the food is great too. We loved the biryani. Will visit again for sure.

- vishwa bhatt -

Both my wife and I enjoyed a nice lunch. The Indian food was excellent - tasty and not too spicey. My wife had the Honey Chili Fries appetizer and Chicken Sliders entree - both of which she liked. The sliders had the best buns she had in a very long time. I had the lunch special with Papri Chaat appetizer (kind of like a Indian version of a Chinese spring roll) and the Malabar with Lamb. Again, both were excellent and not too spicy. The decor is well done Indian. The service was excellent with one small mistake - the waiter forgot my wife's wine and had to be reminded.

- Ralph Rio -

Cozy and delicious on a cold night. Recommend the butter chicken, saag paneer, and chana masala. wonderfully smiling and kind waitstaff :-)

- Caroline McGregor -

Great Indian food - we tried the $16.95 two course lunch menu. We look forward to going back for dinner.

- Susan Kappler -