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The German Bakery... not "real" food, but still... a place worth going. Much as I like Indian food, sometimes the rich combination of spices was too much for m... my belly screamed for something blander. I found all I needed at the German Bakery
Cakes... delicious, sweet, yummy cakes. But the real best was the Yak cheese: just buy some, add a roll of bread... and you have made yourself a most delicious sandwhich Leave a Comment Theme: BakeryPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: library roadDirections: around the corner from Main Bazar road
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PENGUIN GARDEN RESTUARANT & BAR: Best know for German Bakery products, Very good continental and Chinese cusines. The kinda place where you sit under the sun, meet fellow travelers. 2-3 $ for a complete meal.
BADHSHA INN: Good Indian Mughlai cusines about 2-3 $ for a complete meal for one person.
AMDO RESTAURANT: Try some Tibetan dishes here. 1-2$ for a complete meal.
IBEX BAR & RESTAURANT: Well known for Curry in a Hurry and Tandooris. (Hay! I used to run this restaurant....bar and barbecue that time...)
DREAMLAND RESTAURANT: Indian, Chinese and Tibetan cusines. One of the well furnished restaurant.
ZOMSA (Meeting point): All organic here....
All Ladakhi dry fruits, Apricot Jam & Home backed Ladakhi bread, bottled distilled water...must visit before trek shoppings...
Well... my favorite dish is Momos...similar to Chinese "Dimsum" dumplings....
But if you are a traveler do not eat in ample. I have noticed that western people can not digest it easily..=Do not misunderstand MOMOs for Dimsum, Dimsums are much lighter as they use Topioca flour (Cassva flour) and the fillings are more grinded and momos are more thicker at outer and the fillings not drinded but chopped. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: LehDirections: All within walking distance of 5 minutes
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walking thought the streets in Leh, i met a wonderful lady and she invited me to have a nice tea at her place. it was a wonderful occassion to see a typical Leh house inside!.
There were a hight, narrow stairs, and up there are the main rooms, very warm, full of carpets, photograps, and it was full of light!
we were watching pictures of her wedding (the typical Ladakhi "hat" full of turquoises)and her family, she was very nice. I tried the salted tea, made with butter yak and salt! an expirience! Leave a Comment Theme: Local
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for indian food u need to go a little further down the taxi stand...to summer restaurant dont remember the full name...but those missing indian food will be satisfied...
for vegetarian indian there is a small punjabi dhaba in the main market line...opposite an std...just follow the jems and jewellery shops along the side of Amdo towards sbi ATM... Theme: Indian
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Amdo restaurant oppt to tibetan kitchen was also good...they cater to the westeners as well..their soups were good,the black ginger tea was refreshing...the best part was the rooftop fro where we can see the Leh palace.... Theme: OtherDirections: Main bazar(market) leh
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The restaurant is clean,serves good tibetan food...i loved the t mo-mo kind of steamed bread and vegetables (gravy) to go with it...the chowmein(fried noodles)were also famous with the locals...
T mo-mo...and chowmein...they were made fresh not from packed stuff... Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterAddress: Tibetan Kitchen main bazar,Oppt Golden Dragon.
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Whether you choose a local dish, or a platter of pasta, or anything really, it will just be delicious. Beautiful terrace with view on the mountains, DO NOT miss this place in Leh!
Chicken Tikka and delicious pasta! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: On road to Changspa, right when going up
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Fresh Preparation and friendly service.
All Tibetan Dishes, Like Momo, Thukpa etc and Soups are just great...Avocado Soup in particular. Its delicious and fresh. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Tibetan Kitchen, Hotel Tso-kar, Fort Road, Leh LadPhone: 01982-253071Directions: Down the fort road.
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Fresh and homemade bakery, just delicious.
The owner of the bakery is a sijk, really nice and funny. Leave a Comment Theme: BreakfastPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterDirections: I don't now the exactly adress, but Leh is really small, ask whoever there!!!
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Tibetan Kitchen as the name suggest had a Tibetan food but also offered Indian and Chinese.. It had a a cozy setting and was warm and nice. The service was also quite commendable.. The food was awesome. Must visit while in Leh
U should try their momos and thupka ( Noodle soup ). Hot soup in cold weather really makes u warm. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Just in the market place
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