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  • Dal bhat
      Dal bhat
    by TracyG
  • Tibetan bread - absolutely oil free
      Tibetan bread - absolutely oil free
    by Joyce_HK
 

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Price lists in restaurants
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poledi 20 reviews

Favorite thing: Maybe it's nothing new for most of you, but two different price lists in restaurants, for foreigners and for Nepali people, are the common practice in Nepal.

What interesting I experienced in KTM was that meals for me and my Nepali friend paid by my friend were much more cheaper than if they were paid by me. That's why my friend insisted to pay for our meals.

Written May 23, 2010

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TracyG 466 reviews
Dal bhat

Favorite thing: I think you have to give the food a try and it has to be dal bhat. It can be quite repetitive if you are eating it day in day out, but it is nutritious and cheap and you will have a great time eating with the locals,which I try and do as much as possible.

Fondest memory: I have made so many friends in Nepal that I still keep in touch with, something like that always helps me feel close to Nepal without actually being there.

Written Aug 22, 2005

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Simple food is good
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Joyce_HK 52 reviews
Tibetan bread - absolutely oil free

Favorite thing: We found this Tibetan bread the best food in mountain. Simply made from corn flour, tourist are offered jam, honey and butter with it.

Expect simple food during a trekking tour - it's good for you! In such an environment of thin air and high sea-level, food of simple molecular structure is the best choice for quick energy supply, bringing least burden to your body for digestion and breakdown of amino acid.

And it is delicious!

Written Apr 7, 2003

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dinner at Aroma restaurant,...
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Blue 7 reviews

Favorite thing: dinner at Aroma restaurant, this is a good one near Durbar Marc. good food and reasonable price and look clean.

Fondest memory: sitting at the Durbar Square in Kathmandu, looking people around and see the world changing. just let the time go by..

Written Aug 23, 2002

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Beware the yak steaks
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heyheybooboo 1 reviews

Favorite thing: The yak steaks are tasty, but if you get a bad piece, you'll be spending the sub-zero night in a freezing outhouse.

Written Feb 25, 2003

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