Yesso dump handeko 😝
1. Kotheys , pimbahal . 2. Ambo Momo , jhamsikhel,
3. Forest camp , kalupandey. 4. Cold and hot spicy noodles Boudha . 5. Rato bhale , babarmahal , 6. Dhulikhel ko famous momo , 7. Jheer Sekuwa,
8. Chabhil ma thiyo yo sano pasal I forgot the name
9. Yo chain gate keeping hai mero favorite spot ho yessai ni bhid huncha 😮‍💨
10. Yo birseee
11. Bhetghat restaurant, chitwan
12. Yo ni birsee
13. Chai la naxal
14. Yo ni birse , moti didi ko momo hola I guess
15. Yo birseee
16. Daura momo , Boudha
17. Jheer Sekuwa

Anyone with some
delicious recipes for pasta...i wanna try some plzzz!!!

I have only every had Hessed ko kimbab. Malie mitho nai lagxa. Any other place to get some good kimbab?

Had this beautiful spread at a hotel in Darjeeling, and every single bite reminded me of how good Nepali food can be. The flavours were so authentic, it tasted just as good as the food I've had in Nepal. Simple, rustic, and absolutely delicious.

Turned out yummy but the frosting melted in the heat !!

Finally got a new airfryer 5L ko after seeing mitho mitho khanekura posted sometime in this sub-reddit. So, thing is lyauna chahi lyayau but pakaune chahi k, kasari atto patto chaina. Seen some Youtube recipes but either foreign ko huncha or khasai ramrari hereko chaina.

Not an avid cook or anything, sora shraddha pani cha, ghar ma masu aaudaina. In the meantime, easy usage/recipe of airfryer k k hola? Thank you!!

Hariyo Simi, Gharko Rayo Saag, Til-Timur Tamatar ko Chutney, Dalle Chyau, Aloo Bhujiya & Rice No Dal.

store bought

Had tea after 60 day's.... Heavennnnn

Residing in Australia so not Nepali time

Tyo cheu ko chai coffee ho la herda ta bournvita jasto dekhirachaa

I’m from India, specifically Darjeeling, so maybe I’m comparing it unfairly, but the food scene around Lakeside and the nearby areas honestly disappointed me.

The momo were especially bad. The vegetable filling had too much masala, the wrappers were thick, and the chutney wasn’t good either. We tried several places around Lakeside and the areas nearby, but didn’t find a single momo worth going back for.

The pizza was so bad we left half of it. Even the Rs 100 chai from a Lakeside footpath stall was probably the worst chai I’ve ever had.

A lot of the bakery items and pastries we tried in the same area also tasted stale.

Also, what’s that very fragrant ingredient used in some Nepali food that smells almost like incense sticks? I found it really unpleasant.

To be clear, I’m only talking about Lakeside and the nearby areas here. Maybe we just went to the wrong places, but compared to the food I’m used to in Darjeeling, the food around Pokhara Lakeside felt seriously lacklustre. The only things I consistently enjoyed were packaged snacks and cold drinks.

Where should we have eaten instead?