Local Cuisine, Nepal

If you are looking for Authentic Nepali food then this little "Restaurant" Is the Best that I have come across in Five trips to Nepal, The Excellent Dal Bhat is 60 rupee for the usual as much as you can eat and the Cheese and Potato Mo Mo's are Excellent. The woman that runs this little place Always has a smile on her face and you are made to feel very welcome -- If you miss this place then it is Your Loss !!

Favorite Dish: During trekking, everything tasted nice when you were hungry and tired ! Besides the food specially made for the tourists in the villages, perhaps you may want to try some local food such as momos and the Dhal Bat to truely have the nepalese experience.

The Himalayan 'Hard Rock Cafe' in Pokhara. When I was walking along the famous Lakeside area of Pokhara, I came across an interesting signboard of Himalayan Hard Rock Cafe Pokhara ?!? However, I have just eaten my lunch and therefore did not give this restaurant a try. Anyway, you may be interested if you are in Pokhara.

I've got to be completely honest - I'm not the best person to promote dining in Kathmandu. I'm a picky vegetarian and I lost ten pounds on our three week trip (most of which happened when I was in Tibet, but that's a whole separate story) - but I can absolutely, wholeheartedly recommend the rooftop restaurant in the Hotel Everest in Kathmandu, as one of the finest dining experiences we had. Reasonably (albeit a little on the expensive side, comparatively speaking) priced and excellent cuisine - both Nepalese and Indian fare. Perhaps the best thing about it - there was a small group of Nepalese musicians who sang discreetly as the patrons dined....it was beautiful (and I'm not one for "shows" of local flavor and that type of touristy activity). I recall a young man and woman singing, and two accompanying musicians. They sang their hearts out and the melodies were haunting. It was our first night in Kathmandu, and it was the best meal we had. After our meal, we stood on the rooftop patio and the view was magnificent, under the moonlight. We were so excited to be in Kathmandu.

Favorite Dish: I can't really name my favorite dish, but we had everything from the flat breads to the curried peas and onions and the BEST jasmine rice I've ever had....the sauces and spices were superlative here.

It test very delicious compare the other stores that I had eaten. Although the store looks so small and maby not so clean as you imagine. If your stomach is strong, then try it. It looks a little like a kind of chinese food with minced meat and juice.

Favorite Dish: "MOMO" in Nepal Language

Everyone will find somethig to eat.

Favorite Dish: I 've eaten local food only because it is cheap and very tasty. Nepal's speciality is "momo". This is dough with vegetables or meat, boiling or fried.
I recommend also "DALBAT". This is a rice dish with vegetables, sauce and you can eat so much you want.
Other dishes: spring rolls, apple or bananas pancake.

Whilst you are in Nepal, try typical Nepali meal, known as dal bhat tal kali. The meal is generally taken by Nepalese twice a day: in the morning and in the evening. It consists of rice, lentil soup and some vegetable side dishes.

In Nepal, there are lots of Tibetans and Tibet culture can be witnessed everywhere. Momo, Tibetan variation of dumpling, is no exception. You can walk into one of the restaurants or look for restaurants with sign "momo". Try and indulge the juicey momo!