Leh Restaurants

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While in Leh I ate most of my breakfasts and dinners at Oriental Guesthouse. If it was warm I sat by a table in the garden, otherwise indoors, and indoors I preferred the low tables with sofas over the tables and chairs.
For breakfast you can choose between several different set breakfasts for Rs 80 (July 2010). You can have porridge with banana, Ladakhi bread, toast, egg, salad and French fries and more. Coffee or tea is included in the breakfast.
For dinner there is a buffet with soup and several other dishes to choose from, for example daal, spring rolls, rice and pasta. Sometimes there is also a desert. You can eat as much as you want to for Rs 85. The only bad thing is that it doesn’t start until eight o’clock in the evening, and I prefer to eat earlier.
Between the meals I often had coffee or tea. A coffee was Rs 12 , mint tea Rs 10 and ginger, honey and lemon tea Rs 20. There is always filtered water available for free so that you can fill your water bottle with drinking water.

You pay for what you eat and drink when you check out. You must yourself keep track on what you eat and drink so when you check in you get a list to fill in when you order something.
There is a tip box in the restaurant so that you can give tip to the cheerful men working in the kitchen. The food is prepared fresh every day and vegetables from the garden is often used

friendly and prompt service.nice family run restaurant.the wife and her son karma are too cute..dont order kashmiri food there.its not nice
the tibetan and other indian food is very very good there.lovely ppl.the waiters are always smiling.A MUST GO!!!!

Favorite Dish: momos,chowmein,thupka

they favour foreign nationals. u need to book in advance.the food cost is double the price as compared to any other restaurant.it takes 45 mins at least to get u the food. and i ordered like 5 items and all of them were terrible so much so that i left everything and went to summer harvest and ate...and the staff didnt care less...terrible terrible terrible...its just got a name and so everyone goes.its ***!pls save ur money and time and dont go there

Favorite Dish: none

friendly and prompt service.nice terrace with a view to eat.great kashmiri food.very authentic.
even the tibetan and other indian food is good there.lovely ppl.the waiters are always smiling.A MUST GO!!!!

Favorite Dish: goshtaba and yakhni - authentic muton dishes in a curd based gravy to be had with plain rice
qehwa (kashmiri tea)

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...

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....

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...

Favorite Dish: T mo-mo...and chowmein...they were made fresh not from packed stuff...

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!

Favorite Dish: Chicken Tikka and delicious pasta!