The Salven Kitchen | Our Story
Bold Nepali street food in the heart of Texas
The Salven Kitchen brings the vibrant flavors of Nepali cuisine to the DFW area, nestled inside The 206 in Roanoke, Texas. We\u2019re here to share bold food, good company, and the festive spirit that makes Nepali street food so craveable.
A kitchen built for Roanoke
The Salven Kitchen found its home inside The 206 on North Oak Street — a lively community space where bold flavors and good company already go hand in hand.
The smoky allure of Sekuwa
Sekuwa anchors the menu — smoky, boldly spiced, and the centerpiece of Nepali street-food tradition. It's the kind of dish that makes the whole table pay attention.
Pani Puri, Chatpate, and Nimki
Pani Puri, tangy Chatpate, and crunchy Nimki round out the menu — the snackable dishes Nepali street stalls are built around, now right here in North Texas.
Come hungry, bring your friends
Everything here is meant to be passed around, talked over, and shared. Pull up a chair — weeknight dinner or festive BBQ night, you're welcome either way.