When Faisal Mutua tasted Lakpa Nubo’s momos the first time, he fell in love. Mutua, a nurse and coffee roaster, met Nubo through their day jobs, but both of them had their side passions: Mutua was roasting coffee from his family’s farm in Kenya, and Nubo made momos, or Himalayan filled dumplings, like the ones she made in her native Nepal. So, this year, the two came together for a single business: The Momo Master, a momo cart on NE Alberta, where Mutua could sell his coffee and Nubo’s dumplings. But as the two came together, the cart became a more integrated entity: The cart’s momos incorporate Kenyan flavors,
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