Local Foods

In general: Tsampa (wheat flour), Chapati, Noodles, Butter tea, Milk tea, Black tea, Porridge, Dhal-bhat, Dindo and curry

Sample Menu

Hot Drinks (per cup unless otherwise specified)

Black tea 20
Milk tea 30
Tibetan butter tea (bottomless cup) 150
Hot milk (fresh in season)  45
Black coffee 40
Milk coffee 50
Boiled water free

Breakfast:

Porridge 140
Muesli 150
Tsampa (ground roasted barley, mixed with tea, butter tea, water, sugar and/or milk and eaten like a porridge - a traditional Tibetan staple, per bowl) 100
   
Eggs (if available):  
  eachBoiled 60
  Fried 70
  Plain omelets 70
  Vegetable omelets (seasonal) 80
  Onion & garlic omelets 80
Pancakes:  
  Plain pancake ( 1 piece) 120
  Apple pancake (during autumn season) 120
  Pancake butter/jam/honey 150

Breads & roti:

Tibetan bread (2 pieces) 150
Plain chappatti (2 pieces) 140
Buckwheat bread (like a pancake, Tibetan staple) 1 piece 80

Soup:

Noodle soup 130
Noodle & egg soup (when eggs available) 160

Traditional Tibetan/Tsum food:

Dhiro (a nutritious alternative to rice, this is barley flour mixed with water, cooked until thick and served with a hot chili dahl) 150
Thukpa (thick vegetable and noodle soup) 130
thanthuk -similar to thukpa but with noodle squares
Pak-Cha-Marku (chili barley dumplings)
100
Sweet barley dumplings 120
T-Momo (Tibetan steamed bun, slightly sweet with sugar 150
as above sweetened with molasses 150

Curry:

Potato curry 100
Bean curry 100

Rice:

Dhal-bhat-tarkari  200

Desserts:

Apple pie (recipe to come)  
Rice pudding (rice, milk, sugar)  

NOTE: prices are in Nepali currency and subject to change any time without prior notice.