After visiting the Bouddhanath Stupa, Geshe-la brought to this very nice Chinese home cooking restaurant called Garden Kitchen which was recommended by the Koppan Manager.
Garden Kitchen is one of Boudha's hidden gems. As its name suggests, the restaurant is in a garden outside. The foods are great and the prices are very reasonable. 5 minute walk from stupa.
Garden Kitchen is one of Boudha's hidden gems. As its name suggests, the restaurant is in a garden outside. The foods are great and the prices are very reasonable. 5 minute walk from stupa.
The interior section of the restaurant.
The menu.
Left to Right. Our Guest, Madam Wong, Shirley, Ven Dechen and Mr Koo.
This is the drink that was recommended by Ven, Osel. called Lemon Ginger Honey Tea. Almost everyone tried it and it was really nice. After that, we kept ordering it whenever we had lunch or dinner.
Not sweet enough, you can add more honey.
salad are really nice too. And we enjoyed and very satisfied with the dinner very much. I did not managed to take picture of the Nepalese Pan mee.
This is interesting. I will get my hubby to read your trip to Kathamandu. My hubby told me before he wanted to make a trip to either Nepal to Tibet after he retire to visit those temple and for prayers. For your this tour izzit organize by a Buddhist Assocation?
ReplyDeletewhat is roti mean in nepal?is it same as malay?:)
ReplyDeletesue sue: Your hub got great plan! Very good choice of destination. My trip is organised by Losang Dragpa Centre (Mahayana Buddhism).
ReplyDeleteI have many pics of Nepal which will take sometime for me to post. :)
swwetiepie: Yes, the roti is the same as Malay. They have Naan there too. :)
wow.. Lemon Ginger Honey Tea... interesting.. maybe i will try to make it at home someday!
ReplyDeleteand yeah.. it looks very much like Indian cuisine. And oMG... metal forks and plates! Argh... i can't stand hearing the sound of metal scratching against metal!! help!