tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-57366495134795623082024-03-05T04:03:20.577-08:00Food is HAPPINESS | Kathmandu Restaurants| Food Blogging Nepal | Reviews on Kathmandu RestaurantsExplore the Nepali food in the gastronomical journey of a native eye. Food for experience and for lifestyle
FOOD BLOGGER NEPAL | NEPALI TASTE | EXPLORE THE FOOD CULTURE OF NEPAL | FOOD TRADITION | NEPALI FOOD CULTURE Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.comBlogger23125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-5865817208546149212017-01-26T03:55:00.003-08:002017-01-26T03:55:41.446-08:00How to make fire hot grill chicken drumstick <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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<b><u>Ingredient </u></b><br />Chicken Drum stick - 700 grms or 6 piece<br />Vinegar -2 table spoon<br />Green Chilly -2<br />Salt -1.5 table spoon<br />Red Chilly - 1 table spoon <br />Pepper - 1/2 Table spoon<br />
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4. Set the oven at 250 C and grill the chicken for 30 to 45 minutes <br />5. Check the chicken every 10 minutes<br /><br /><br /><br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-89529480921393308292016-06-12T10:48:00.001-07:002016-06-12T10:48:42.860-07:00Aloo Tikki yet another interesting dish <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Aloo Tikki is yet another interesting dish that is spicy and refreshing. Especially for food lovers, its a tantalizing appetizer that is both yummy and spicy. Very very contemporary to the Indian subcontinent it's a explosion of taste and spices that just give you a unique taste to your taste buds.<br />
As the name suggest it a combination of aloo (potato) Chick peas, spices, onion, curd, etc <br />
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If you want an authentic taste of Aloo Tikki then you have to go no far. Just located near indrochowk in a petite street corner that passes from Newroad to the ranjana Galli you can see a small shop with a stall. I have been having this dish for the last 4 to 5 years and every time I had it I had tears with a stomach full of happiness. One thing I can promise you is though it may not look so good from hygiene perspective at your level but when it comes to local food you just have to taste and smell it to know the real deal of taste. <br />
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Its the story of food culture where you follow your sense in knowing the people and their attitude. Its a simple dish with the touch of a tangy, savory, salty, sweet, etc. <br />
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A mix bomb that explodes in you mouth is the right expression, you just need to have it to know the real taste. <br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-37386553664569394432016-06-07T23:53:00.003-07:002016-06-08T01:57:07.840-07:00Bota Momo: A Heaven for Momo Lovers<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Located at Kumaripati, Bota Momo is a paradise for Momo Lovers for kathmanduties. With a very clean and crispy environment the Bota welcomes you in a variety of selection of items that are listed in an unending menu. From Momos to Aloo ko achar to Sausages the list goes on in a never ending junk heaven, its a new food trend for food Lovers who just love to try new food for their pallet. They have tried to redeveloped the concept of giving something different with JUMBO Momo which is big and it tastes certainly good.<br />
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The quality and taste of the food items are good and it severely has any issues. I felt everything was good except for the prices of some of the items. I felt the price was a bit more for few of the items in the list where I didn't like the concept of using plastic glass for water dispenser other than that the place has a clean and very progress standards.<br />
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I have to mention this that I was sitting at the ground floor and the seats were a bit uncomfortable in terms of my size but hey you cannot get everything every where but to a normal standard it was well addressed.<br />
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Apart from the food items and decor it was simply well managed and the use of the Bota itself helps you to discover the real essence of the eatery. It certainly looks clean and hygienically feels good that you are in different place.<br />
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The best thing about the place is the wide variety of sauce that are available, you can just splurge your-self to try the best of what it has to offer. The variety of sauce are very well thought of in terms of taste and essence. You can just dip yourself to the never ending addiction of coming back for more. <br />
As said the mark of a lion is not its size but its fear and similarly the mark of Bota is not just its list of items but its environment, quality of food and services provided<br />
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Hope Bota would further progress in its chain of restaurants in keeping the standards and giving new taste to the public <br />
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<b>Facebook Link :</b> https://www.facebook.com/botasimplymomo<br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0Kumaripati, Patan 44600, Nepal27.6706587 85.320483999999965-0.2467347999999987 44.011889999999966 55.5880522 126.62907799999996tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-10306418394273603412016-05-11T01:15:00.000-07:002016-06-08T02:02:22.099-07:00The Pizza Cutter: A New Trend for Food Lovers<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Opened in more than 6 locations across Kathmandu at Kamalpokhari, Nagpokhari, Samakhusi, Baneswor, Tripureswor and Newroad, The Pizza Cutter is a very popular name among teenagers and youngsters. I myself have tried the pieces ranging from the chicken to the mushroom but few of the times I have survived the taste and sad quality. The quality of product has been changing as during the establishment the quality was good and the taste was better but now may be after commercialization the quality of the product has simply gone down.<br />
I must mention this that the chicken pizza now which use to have real chicken pieces has now been replaced by pieces of chicken sausages.<br />
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I think the plus point of the product is the price, packaging and size but to a downer side the quality has been very not up to the standards as it keeps fluctuating and as random as the taste that I have encountered between Nagpokhari station and Kamal Pokhari I have simply stopped eating pizzas. <br />
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When I complained about the bad taste, the manager at the station said it comes from the hub, and they just reheat it for distribution. They have no intervention with the topping or the quality. Apart from this most of the times the toppings are also less, I am not expecting more from the product but I fairly deserve and want what is being priced and what the clients deserve.<br />So please if you read this review try to work on your quality as the pictures in the social media may look good for few but for people who love the taste it fairly right to have less topping and sad quality.<br /><br />
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<b>Facebook:</b> https://www.facebook.com/pizzacutternepal/<br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0Kathmandu 44600, Nepal27.7172453 85.323960527.6047838 85.162599 27.829706799999997 85.485322tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-81124736357926750612016-04-12T01:28:00.000-07:002016-06-08T01:50:53.622-07:00KFC: Junk Food Lovers <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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No-matter how bad a food is, people always have loved their junk food, similarly when it comes to eating non veg junk items, KFC Nepal is one of the most burning places that caters the inner thirst of fatty, greasy chicken, that simply is crispy, and tasty. <br />
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For most of hip crowd the KFC Durbarmarg serves as a place for a hang out which is located at the center of the capital. People love to come and entertain their social media side as its quite refreshing and trendy in every sense of being popular.<br />
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Now, let's talk about the food, Food quality of KFC is good but at times the chicken wings and burgers do taste different. The KFC crushers are my favorite, though i prefer the cold latte but still at times its quite refreshing. I love the popcorn chicken and chicken wings have a different taste.<br />
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I think the chicken wings and burger are very popular and are easy snack where the chicken bucket are more popular among the big adults.<br />
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I have to mention this, the prices are whopping high which is barely anything exception to the quality and services available. Talking more about the services and facilities, I think the services have fairly gone down, during the opening the KFC Nepal was very optimized in terms of services and about the clients needs but its not up to the mark anymore. <br />
Last time I was there for a small party and the cashier placed a not order item on the bill and I had to remind her about the mistake and later the order was summoned to us.<br />
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With high price food items, the KFC serves a wide variety of items that are very good at looking and marketing but when it comes to the real deal the proportion of the size are fairly stomach filling, i mean to say the lower price items. <br />
I think they have to re-innovate their menu as competition is picking up and its time to pull up the socks<br />
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Facebook Link : https://www.facebook.com/kfcnepal/<br />
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The Bent Fork is yet another restaurant that is very different in the K-town. Centrally located in the offset near lazimpat it offers a wide variety of crazy taste to the buds.<br />
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Recently launched it has been buzzing around with its different taste and presence. Its menu has a wide variety of classic dishes and drink that caterers its arrivals with a world of explosion of gastronomic wonder.<br />
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One of the great food master's said, <b><i>"food is not just for the taste, its a ways to look into the the living habits of people." </i></b><br />
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You might be wondering how come I am using such heavy words for a restaurant but with the menu so vivid and depth, you will know what the owner has been doing with her skills.<br />
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These are some of the menus buster that are quite popular around the table:<br />
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<li>special spaghetti al olio</li>
<li>Special The Bent Fork burger with fries</li>
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The restaurant seems to have a European flair with South and East Asian influences. Run and opened by Ayesha Lissanevitch, its a place of difference for good food and good time<br />
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I highly recommend Bent Fork<br />
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<b>Facebook:</b> https://www.facebook.com/TheBentFork.Nepal/<br />
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Basically a sekuwa is a smoked Goat meat in spices that is barbecued in coal. You can find varieties of goat meat products that are really amazing and mouth watering here. <br />
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It is basically the spices rub and how its cooked that makes a food taste better, one thing I can say is Puskar Sekuwa is indeed one of the very local food stop that certainly gives you the taste of real Nepali cuisine. <br />
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You may have heard very limited items in terms of Nepali food taste or gastronomical wonders but satisfying your pallet there is more to a devouring taste of exciting flavors inspired in the ups and downs of the taste buds. Nepal is full of mixture of taste its multilingual dialect not only facilitates its cultural practice to the richer side practices wide variety of culinary recipes of taste. <br />
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Nepali food is not a freeway like the Chinese or Indian taste. It's a shuttle and a protagonist taste of amazing spices and herbs that are balanced among the most amazing experience of the taste world.<br />
to be very specific, it is not vague and intriguing with spices and heat, its a more abrupt and sensitive taste of rich ingredients of the food where the spices are the main stars but an added bonus of the ingredients. <br />
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If you think Momos, chowmins and dalbhat is the way to Nepali food then you are completely wrong. Nepal food has an edge with a more shuttle taste with a stingy broth taste.<br />
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It can be used in so many way fried and made into a pickle or massed and mixed with curry but the most popular Nepali style is a broth that is very stinky for the outsider but very soothing and tasty for the native soul. you want the real taste of Nepal you gotta try Gundruk in the most spunky way to feel the food adventure of Nepal. It is the food of the hilly people where most of the times the temperatures are very fluctuating and due to this there is scarcity of food and shortage of other food items the Nepalese have been preserving their food in-terms of their tradition and culture in the most wonderful way of practicing this gastronomical wonder. Every time I smell a Gundruk my mouth waters in the most enchanting way of feeling a true nepali. Nepal in every way possible is a <br />
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<b>Process of making Gundruk </b>1. First take some green leafy vegetable and wash them thoroughly<br />
2. Dry them ion the sun for 2 to 3 days once the green color starts to fade<br />
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5. After a day when the fermentation starts keep a check in the smell and level of acidity <br />
6. Once you are sure of the smell and consistency then take it out and dry it in the sun <br />
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Tama is a fermented bamboo shoot tipped from the young bamboo which is fermented and aged as per taste. It is a unique and classic style Nepali curry flavor dish.<br />
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2.They are fermented with oil and turmeric power<br />
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It is cooked in a curry style broth with herbs and spices which has its unique set of taste and flavors.<br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0Nepal28.394857 84.12400821.256389999999996 73.796859500000011 35.533324 94.4511565tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-7851666031036669562015-08-05T08:57:00.001-07:002016-06-08T00:37:07.132-07:00Gangri Sumai Resturant and its open momo<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Located in the middle of Teku, Sumai is famous among MOMO lovers for its open Momo that is both tasty and very unique. People who want to have the real taste of Nepalese Momo should try this momo, its a must and highly recommended.<br />
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The Sumai Restaurants are located in various location of Pulchowk, Indrachowk and Teku where you can enjoy the taste at its best.<br />
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Mostly famous in the city as a lunch spot its crowed during the lunch hours, so its not recommended to go during the wee hours. <br />
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One more thing that may come handy, the Sumai restaurants are closed on Tuesday and open 6 days a week. <br /><br />The restaurant is one of the oldest but when it comes to hygiene and cleanliness the place simply looks old and sad. Similarly, the staff is also not friendly and they behave in a very sad way.<br /><b><br /><br />Facebook: </b> https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Gangri-Sui-Mai-Resturant/<br />
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You might have been surfing around in New Road trying to find out an eatery but beside the New-Road Supermarket on the alley there is a small opening that welcomes you to a petite corner ground restaurant. With sleek decor and small menu it may seem very unique but the cuisine are very tantalizing and exquisite. <br />
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The urban sleek furniture is just perfect for a causal lunch that gives you that cozy feeling, moreover the best part is its menu that welcomes you to the best price that is available. <br />
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Wisely management and well stargazed the you have to pay and then the order finds your way in the most unique crockery that is just awesome. <br />
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The small menu offers a variety of food items from momos to choyla to chowmein to dal bhat everything is served with precision of taste and will energize your taste bud. <br />
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From my side I would surely recommend the chicken choyla that mouth watering. I can guarantee that once you get the taste, you will surely be returning to the place again. <br />
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Though VAT simply is one of the extra pain factor but quality comes at a price.<br /><br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0newroad, Bijayashwari 22000, Nepal28.6400537 82.20271770.72265519999999839 40.894123699999994 56.5574522 123.5113117tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-70671019763071189622015-02-04T01:21:00.000-08:002016-04-08T06:54:51.029-07:00Delicious Chicken Choila making process<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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<li>Green chill – on your need (cut in half or quarters)</li>
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Boso Rahit Momo is one of the most popular spot that's full of taste and appetite. From chicken to buff you have your choice of your taste and walla your full with a smile. If you are a food lover and wanna try something that is really made of Nepali taste then you must try the local Momos.<br />
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Momos are the small Raviolis or dumplings with meat filling inside. The specialty of this Momo is the taste that invites no fat and the exciting part is the local sauce made of Sesame seeds with a tangy taste that entertains your pallet with a hint of red chill and pepper. <br />
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Located in Patan Dokha and Kupondal the Boso Rahit Momo is a favorite spot for Momo lovers<br /><br /><br />
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You might be amazed with the flavors that makes your pallette rocks but once you smell it, it simply gives you the stronge smell of nostalgic aroma that drives you to melt in a mouth full of water.<br />
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Yes, I am talking about a delicacy that makes your mouth take the <span class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="b045d264-767a-4e45-aea9-ab5dc0a483d8" id="8ee950ab-5350-4ea9-88b4-b5d0ac3eeae0">Gs</span> of hotness with a distinct taste of mustard and duck meat blending <span class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="b045d264-767a-4e45-aea9-ab5dc0a483d8" id="f14a1da8-f631-4269-bff9-2a81cf0a1234">in</span> spices and herbs that speaks for itself.<br />
Has Ko <span class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="9fde34c8-2bc1-44bc-8ba8-1065eba17ff8" id="a0925f06-1321-499a-b269-b016837f73e3">Choiela</span> is a delicacy that is popular among <span class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="9fde34c8-2bc1-44bc-8ba8-1065eba17ff8" id="358f2e69-b910-48f9-85fa-97ded944ccc1">newari</span> <span class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="9fde34c8-2bc1-44bc-8ba8-1065eba17ff8" id="ce5329ca-8d9d-4778-876a-87c6f3085acf">culture people</span>, its rich taste and the strong aroma of the spices simply give you the enriching experiences of the real taste of Nepali food....<br />
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To be precise its a blend of herbs, spices and duck meat in a gourmet experience of taste that gives you the richness of food at its best.<br />
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0Kathmandu 44600, Nepal27.7 85.33333330000004927.5875385 85.171971800000051 27.812461499999998 85.494694800000048tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-31980378208903381632013-05-16T02:54:00.003-07:002016-06-08T00:41:00.453-07:00Momo HUNT<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Living in Kathmandu and trying a lot of food, still the taste of momos never gives up on you. One by one it goes in and you feel full with taste satisfactions and smile. Yummy I must say to the expression that comes when you have one plate. popularly known as Dim sum, in the western world Its a delight for the tummy. <br />
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From the petite street corners of Bhayarbhayeree | momos to the luxurious restaurant stylish dishes, they serve it all the same but their taste and appearances differs accordingly to the way they taste. Some highlights a specific taste of mixed masalas, some with just the plain taste of meat but in all they taste fantastic. More often the most popular ones highlight a specific taste of gravy that is served with the momos that you dip and an explosion of taste emerges into your pallet. The taste, and the smell just melts you to have one more...................... <br />
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MOMOS: MOMOS are raviolis filled with meat means with herbs and spices that is steamed and served with a gravy. </div>
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<li>Everest Bhayarbhayeree Momo</li>
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<li>Momo Mania steam momos (panipokhari)</li>
<li>Royal Saino sea momos</li>
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Every time I see or smell the taste of Aloo Paratha my mouth waters with my jaws wide open. I completely go irrational and I cannot control myself at any point . It is completely magical how my taste buds react but having said that I'm not shy to eat Aloo Paratha at any place or point of time. In Kathmandu you can get the Aloo Parathas at the local Tanduri Nan Shop. The famous one is the Lumbini Tanduri Nan Outlets which are spread across the capital. The specialty of this outlets are local Indian cuisines like dal makhani, rajma, panir tikka, dal fry, egg curry, chicken curry etc and most interestingly the prices are very less. It cost on averagely 20 to 30 for on Aloo Paratha and one Paratha is more than enough to give you that feel of yummy and full. You can find the outlet close enough if you search for it. If you are hungry and if you want to have a full appetite with good taste in your mouth then you must try the local Aloo Paratha.<br />
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<li>Salt To Taste </li>
<li>Oil teaspoon </li>
<li>Cumin Powder 1/2 teaspoon </li>
<li>Coriander Powder 1/2 teaspoon </li>
<li>Chilli Powder 1/2 teaspoon </li>
<li>Green Chilli Finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon(Optional) </li>
<li>Corainder leaves finelt chopped 1 teaspoon </li>
<li>Ginger-garlic paste 1/2 teaspoon</li>
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Wiki defines Chatamari, “Chataamari (Nepal Bhasa:चतांमरी) is a kind of rice crepe. It is a special dish of Newars. It is a special form of newari “roti” made by rice flour. It is used specially during ‘the guthis’ of newars. It has been very popular among the other cultures as well, and many restaurants of Kathmandu serves this food, and some restaurants even have the names like Chatamari Restaurant.”</div>
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<li>2 cups rice flour</li>
<li>3 eggs (beaten)</li>
<li>1 cup water (depends on consistency)</li>
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<li>½ lb choped/minced chicken (any other meat can be used)</li>
<li>½ cup finaly chopped onions</li>
<li>½ cup diced Tamatoes</li>
<li>1 teaspoon garlic, minced</li>
<li>1 teaspoon ginger, minced</li>
<li>½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper</li>
<li>Salt to taste</li>
<li>3 tablespoons cooking oil/butter</li>
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Food is not just a commodity; it holds much to it then to its literal meaning. Having said that food not only explores the possibilities of opportunity but it is a way of life or existence. It is said food not only satisfies your appetite but it psychologically makes you feel at home. Like such, the Nepali tradition of food certainly highlights a great deal of importance in its cultural and traditional values.<br />
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“To know the food is to know the culture and tradition,” This statement certainly justifies the meaning as food that entails different aspect of traditional values. Nepali food is something that gives you the right taste and flavors. In Nepal there are around 50 different ethnic groups, with distinctive languages, dress, and customs and to degree cuisines. In remote areas, there is little choice, you eat what you grow. But the foods prepared during festivals are rare and unique in their own way. Nepalese recipes consist of many spices and herbs, which are used in each dish in a different proportion and manner. This makes each recipe unique in its own way. Heavily influenced by Indian and Tibetan cuisine Nepalese food still hold its unique taste and presence where it is highly considered healthy and extremely nourishing.<br />
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Highlighting, that there are several regional variations in Nepali food, but one dish more than any other has come to characterize the country’s cuisine it’s the dal-bhat-tarkari. Dal is a lentil sauce that is eaten with the bhat (rice). Tarkari is a generic name for curry vegetable and can be prepared in different ways according to seasonal availability of vegetables and local preferences. It is often served with achar (pickles) which do much to enhance overall appeal.<br />
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Like such, the Thakali food is yet another rich version of dal-bhat-tarkari which is popular for its tastes and species. The Thakali food has also aspired its ways to the Nepali Restaurant Industry and to dining habits and may be due to its full diet or vivid taste it is very popular among Nepali as well as foreigners. The Thakali food comes from the tradition of the people of Tibetan affinity who settled in Thak-Khola Valley. Thakali cuisine also uses locally-grown buckwheat, barley, millet and dal as well as rice and dal. The Thakali food set generally consist flavors of rich spicy content that shows the rich and vast array of exploration of taste buds.<br />
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Now talking more about the taste variation, Nepalese love spices and pickles, it’s an essential part of their diet. Pickles mostly come salty, sour, sweet or tangy, all big on flavor such that just a spoonful is needed with the meal. It adds flavor and it blend into any type of dish and has become an important part of Nepali cuisine.<br />
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Looking and understanding the taste, dal bhat tarkaari is common among Newars, one of the oldest inhabitants of Kathmandu but they have incorporated it in a variation of taste. Another popular item among them is chiura: dried beaten rice, served with an array of meat and vegetable curries and pickle.<br />
Outside the Kathmandu Valley where the variety of vegetables and ingredients is much less, diets are simpler. Above 3000 meters, of altitudes, corn, millet, buckwheat, barley and wheat take over as staples. The everyday lunch and dinner of many hill villagers is dhindo, a thick mush of boiled ground grains, doctored up with a soupy vegetable sauce of the ubiquitous.<br />
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Nepali saag (spinach), gundruk (dried and fermented vegetable leaves) or sisnu (nettles) are commonly used according to availability. In the far west, hill dwellers subsist on heavy bread made from a crude brown wheat or buckwheat. Barley, potatoes, dairy products and a few hardy vegetables fuel the highest Himalayan settlers of Nepal. Traders to Tibet cross 6000 meter passes carrying little more than dry tsampa (roasted fine-ground grains) to mix with butter tea, and perhaps some dried cheese (churpi) or meat. If you’re up in the Khumbu, Langtang or Manang/Jomsom areas, be sure to try some tsampa. You can also buy it in Kathmandu’s Asan bazaar. The delicious, nutty flavor and nutritious, high-energy content make it an ideal trekking food. You may have less success in downing a cup of Tibetan butter tea, known to put off most Westerners and even Nepali lowlanders.<br />
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Tibetan influences increase the further north you go, although perenial favourites, such as the momo (a stuffed dumpling, fried or steamed), are widely available in the lower regions too. In the trekking regions, you are likely to encounter little other than Nepali food, which some people may find slightly monotonous. The choice is greater in the Terai where you will also find many excellent Indian dishes.<br />
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Perhaps, the traditional food in Kathmandu has been monopolized by few of the restaurants creating their own name and fame in giving people a new taste in same old traditional way.<br />
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Bhojan Griha is one of the oldest restaurants located in Dillibazar with the taste and feel of ancient days. The property is located in a traditional setting and dates back over 150 years. Originally belonging to the royal priest of the king of Nepal, it’s a historical monument. A renovated history of 4 storey building, it Taste authentic organic Nepalese food then what more can you expect. The food is served with local<br />
folk dances and songs with the tradition of Nepali essence. Dining at Bhojan Griha, meaning House of Food, is a unique experience of splurging into the taste of Nepal. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner every day.<br />
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Similarly, Bhancha Ghar is yet another destination that highlights the enigmatic presence and essence of Nepali tradition. It has been more than two decades that the Bhancha Ghar has been catering the needs of foreign guests. From 1989 AD, Bhancha Ghar has been promoting Nepalese cuisine with no priority for an entirely Nepalese restaurant. Bhancha Ghar is a total experience that serves not only food but a feeling and essence of Nepali tradition. With spices making the taste the variable meat dishes and vegetarian dishes prepared with Newari style, accompanied by house blends of raksi, gives it the taste of Nepali at its best. Center of focusing the lifestyles of various ethnic groups of Nepal the cultural show gives you the feel of true Nepali taste. Established in a faithfully restored aristocratic household and completely furnished with authentic Nepali craftsmanship, it offers fine traditional food in a relaxed and intimate setting.<br />
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Likewise, Nepali Chulo is yet another destination located in Lazimpat Road. The decor and interior highlights the Nepali tradition and culture that gives you the rich taste and flavor of its richness and essence. The building is an ancient Rana palace that is loud and clear about its standing. It offers the supreme traditional Nepali and Newari cuisine with dynamic cultural programs. The menu covers a veg and non-veg set plate, a thali on which will come all your smaller dishes.<br />
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Tukuche Thakali Kitchen, of Durbar Marg in Kathmandu, offers excellent food. The name itself Tukuche is an ancestral home of the Thakali people. The Tukuche serves 100% the traditional Thakali food that taste, smells and presents itself with the name and quality. In menu, one can find a wide selection of items that are typically Thakali as well as a smaller collection of items created to cater to customer demand. Usually, people who come here tend to go for the set meals, which are convenient and filling, but the other items on the menu are also worth exploring. With the essence of giving the taste even the meat used here is exclusively of hardy mountain goat or chicken. Among the several Thakali restaurants in town, Tukuche is one of the oldest establishments offering the best in terms of quality taste and presentation. Over their years of service, this place has gained a lot of ground in the local market. It’s certainly a great place to experience authentic Thakali cuisine.<br />
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Food in Nepal is not an option it’s a way of life. People have been eating food for many reasons, but in Nepal the food speaks the language of tradition and values. It’s a way to understand the true spirit where one can easy know the nature and presence by knowing the food.Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-28289788877752452072013-04-22T04:01:00.000-07:002013-04-22T04:01:44.964-07:00Angan, a People's Restaurant<br />
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"Angan" as the name suggests is a family restaurant, which is famous in the valley for its delicacy of mouth-watering Sweets, Samosa, Panipoori and Dosa. Perhaps it can be said as a gastronomical wonder of taste with its menus rolling down from different tastes of sweet to tangy to other tasteful items.<br />
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Currently it has four outlets situated in Tripureshwor, Putalisadak, New Road, Gyaneshwor where different vegetarian Indian and Chinese dishes are served with adequate service. Moreover adapting the modern trend the Angan also serves a wide variety of fast foods items like Pizza, burgers and sandwich to its arrivals.<br />
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Similarly, the menu opens with a variety of sweets, snacks and different food packages for Lunch and Dinner items focusing on the high taste. There are more than 50 sweets available in the menus where specifically Rasbari, Kaaju Barfi, Saan Papdi have embraced people in magnetizing them towards its abode. Apart from the sweets the Samosa, Chat, Dosa, Jalebi and Pani Poori are quiet in craze for the trendy foody people.<br />
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Similarly, it caters a wide range of customer from teenagers to adult, with its list of menus to dissolve their fantasy in the sweet sugary candies to tangy items and spicy Dosa. To be precise, Angan is a place of preference where people come to satisfy their needs of taste.<br />
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The Angan is currently running under the company name of Pashupati Foods as a franchise outlet of international chain of restaurants, Bikanervala of India. According to S.M Agrawal, In-charge of Angan, "We at Angan focus in quality and preference of customer. We use technical specification for the variety of food product to give it authentic taste to our clients."<br />
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Today the world is changing and with the changing world, people's tastes and preferences are also changing highlighting a newer concept of health conciseness. We at Angan focus on innovative products according to customer's needs and wants. Recently we had launched a sugar free Peda and Angeer Chikki which is really<br />
grasping our customers attention. " 100% customer satisfaction is our main motto and we try to focus on that by every means" said Agrawal.<br />
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We use high quality raw material for our products, we don’t compromise with quality and maintain a high hygiene level. Sometimes people do complain about the high prices but after observing the hygiene and quality standards they generally fall back, stated Agrawal.<br />
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Though, there are different restaurant available in the market but Angan proves to be one of the gastronomical wonder with its varieties of food items creating a new scope and taste for the foody people.<br />
Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-91189826199956178012013-04-22T03:49:00.000-07:002013-04-22T03:49:57.012-07:00Nepali Orthodox Tea<br />
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“Tea has always been an expression of freshness” as whether it’s an early morning reason to get-up or a hot drink in hard winter, we generally grab our cups to satisfy our longing by having a cup of tea.</div>
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To be precise tea has adapted the different culture and creed people, evolving itself as a brawny part of the different culture where people have developed it as an addiction in the most profound way.</div>
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With over 600 kinds of tea in the world, the history and tradition of tea culture has established itself as a stronge part of different cultures all over the world. Tea drinking dates back 3000 years and while we enjoy</div>
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the tradition and ceremony, we also want to sometimes enjoy tea in a contemporary way that compliments modern life. Our tea culture has been hugely affected by the influences from China, though not so rich but it does have some definite signs. Just like them it is an integral part of our daily lives where we can see its presence and strength in every corner and every minute where we all shout around for “chiya”. The culture itself is not so rich but it does have some defined values of its practice. We search its presence every now and then when we feel of being bored. Looking back at history, it is believed that the first tea plants in Nepal were grown gifted by the Chinese Emperor to the then Prime Minister of Nepal, Jung Bahadur Rana, where under his gardens it flourished. Similarly, Nepalese tea industry owes its roots to the colonization of India, by the world’s first multinational company, the “East India Company”, under the British Empire.</div>
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Around 1863, within a time span of 10 years after the first tea plantation was set up in Darjeeling, hybrids of tea bushes were brought, and the Nepal’s first tea plantation, Ilam Tea Estate was set up in Ilam district, at an altitude of 4,500-5,000 feet above the sea level. Visioning better future prospects of the tea industry in Nepal, two years later a second tea plantation, Soktim Tea Estate was set up in the Jhapa district.</div>
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Scientifically, the tea plant belongs to Camellia Sinensis group of species, which generally grows in cold or higher altitude. Categorically teas are divided into two-category CTC which is massively grown in terai region and Orthrodox in hilly region. In-fact, the High altitude teas have more flavors and aroma than low altitude teas that is the reason why, the green teas grown in high altitude are regard as the best.</div>
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Today, Nepal's orthodox tea is getting famous in the world for its medicinal and youth-ness properties. It is devoured by thousands of people in a pleasing way of satisfying their thirst in just the name of having a break.</div>
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Perhaps, it contains antioxidants, which helps to fight our body against disease and also helps to prolong aging to an extent. Further researches have confirmed its properties to be effective against disease like cancer.</div>
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Different category of teas are found from a specific garden, grade and flush like Silvery Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe (STGFOP), Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pokoe (TGFOP), Golden Flowery Orange Pokoe (GFOP), Flowery Orange Broken (FOB), Broken Orange Pokoe (BOP), First and Second</div>
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flush etc where teas grown using minimum pesticide are high in demand in the international market. Mostly the CTC teas are grown in terai region while orthodox teas are grown in hilly region.</div>
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In eastern Nepal, the organic gardens are situated in 3000ft to 7,325ft above sea level giving the Nepal orthodox tea, a definite taste and aroma. Currently in major areas like Dhankuta, Illam, Jhapa, Therathum, Panchthar etc where the trend of orthodox tea is taking pace with high earning. More over, teas</div>
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Generally, the tea plantation in Nepal begins in March following the raining season with the opening of winter. The tea then plucked has a light golden color with a slight aroma. The second flush is plucked during May and June. By mid June the Monsoon season reaches the eastern part and continues till the end of September. The tea produced during this period contains moisture and considered of standard quality. Again in October another plucking session is done which is specifically know as “Autumnal” varying its color from pale lemon to amber with the season. It features an extra ordinary Muscat flavor, rich aroma and a lingering aftertaste. Perhaps orthodox tea is accepted around the world for it seasonal and unique taste.</div>
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The tea manufacturing process includes three main stages Plantation, Plucking and Pruning and Processing.</div>
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Plantation includes a rigorous procedure of selecting a high quality tea breed and facilitating it with natural and available fertilizers. Plucking and pruning refers to another important stage where fresh leaves are plucked once every 7 days giving another batch of fresh tea leaves to grow on it. Similarly processing is the most important stage where the leaves plucked from the plant are then withered which gradually evaporates moisture from the leaf over the hours then the leaves are removed from the trough and loaded into a rolling machine. After the rolling process the leaves are then set for fermentation, on attaining the level of fermentation that transforms the green leaves into black tea and when the desired level of fermentation is acquired, then the tea is dried or exposed to hot air to regulate the aroma and taste. Likewise, it goes to a chamber of a modern tea factory where the temperature is maintained in between from 93-121C. It is the most intensive operation in the entire tea processing. After which the tea is then sealed and packed according to desired ways.</div>
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Nevertheless, in today's context tea is growing as a habituation in subsidizing it as a culture where people are having one more cup in the name of break or recess.</div>
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Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-26411743222547690202013-04-22T03:41:00.001-07:002013-04-22T07:32:31.848-07:00Tongba-The flavor of Nepal <br />
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Popular among the locals as the Himalayan beer the Tongba is a millet bases alcoholic beverage that makes you feel warm and tipsy. Easily available in any of the petite street corner drinking Tongba is not considered as getting drunk in fact in reality it is taken as a normal drink for any cold day. Tongba is very popular among the eastern Nepal, Darjeeling and Sikkim region of India. Just like the Japanese tradition of drinking SAKE or Guinness to the Irish or whisky to the Scots: it's something to celebrate and revel in, and to stumble and sing under its influence and has its own tradition among the Limbu people. The Limbu tribes and clans belong to the Kirati nation. They are indigenous to the hill and mountainous regions of east Nepal between the Arun and Mechi rivers to as far as Southern Tibet, Bhutan and Sikkim. Tongba is used in different aspect of their culture like weddings, mourning, gift exchanges, and settlement of conflicts where they practice it with great efficacy and pride.<br />
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Tongba actually is the vessel which holds the fermented alcoholic beverage known as Jaand that is served in a cylindrical wooden pot with polished brass banding. The vessel is filled with fermented millet seeds where hot water is poured in and the fermented millet dissolves and produces jaand. Before that the millet is cooked and fermented. The cooked millet is cooled and mixed with murcha (bacteria and yeast). Then the mass is collected and placed in a woven bamboo basket lined with green leaves or plastic, covered with thick fold of cloth and allowed to remain in a warm place for 1–2 days depending upon the temperature. The sweet mass is then packed tightly into an earthenware pot or plastic jars and the opening is usually sealed off to prevent air from entering.<br /><br />
After 7–15 days depending upon the temperature, the fermentation is complete and the mass is converted to jaand. The time jaand is left to remain undisturbed in the pot after completion of fermentation leads to maturing of the jaand, during which the flavors and taste intensifies yet become more mellowed. Traditionally it is stored for about six months.<br />
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The fermented millet is put in a container and consumed in a unique way. Traditionally boiled water is poured in it to the brim. It is then left undisturbed for five minutes. Once the five minutes has passed it is ready to drink; more hot water is added as the tongba becomes dry, and the process is repeated until the alcohol is exhausted. Drinkers suck the alcoholic mixture through a bamboo straw with tiny filters to keep the seeds out, and it's a never-ending affair. You sit around the fire with a thermos flask topping up the pot for hours, and snack on spiced cucumber and mutton pieces known as sukuti. The locals will assure you that tongba never leads to hangovers but it certainly makes sleep come more quickly. Tongba's heartwarming kick is especially welcome during the winter, which incidentally is the best time for visiting the country.<br />
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Tongba leaves you with a warm and pleasant feeling. Maybe it was the altitude? And Since it’s meant to be sipped then refilled and sipped again each drink tends to last, making Tongba a very nice evening drink and recommended at least to try something very genuinely of Nepal’s own tradition.Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5736649513479562308.post-70251882964729692912013-04-22T03:04:00.000-07:002016-06-08T00:42:51.738-07:00Tehzeeb 50 cent Bar and Grill- a multi cuisine restaurant<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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Tehzeeb 50 cent Bar and Grill is a multi cuisine restaurant that features retro style setting with an explosion of taste bud. Located in the center city area of Lal Durbar it caters its arrival with variable taste of Indian, Chinese, continental and Nepali taste. The basic highlight of the restaurant is its live Traditional Nepali show that attracts most of its clients where it has established itself as a new type of restaurants in the market.<br />
According to the management, “ Tehzeeb as the name suggests is one of the best in terms of standard quality. We focus more toward quality and standard as they are our key point; apart from that most of our clients are foreigners, so we always have to be in top notch. With spacious parking and established qualified staff we promise you the best of service and standard.”<br />
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The restaurant is run by qualified people who have been in the industry from past 15 years<br />
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Continental food refers to the cooking style that is used in the European Continent, which highlights majorly the use of olive oil, garlic and other intense herbs and flavors.</div>
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Similarly, the French, Italian and Spanish parts of Europe, all do 'continental' dishes which center on olive oil, wine, garlic and herbs like Rosemary etc.. Classing food by style is really about its main flavors which invariably found in the dish. . </div>
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Chinese food generally focuses on 3 flavors, Garlic, Spring onion and Ginger as its base in nearly all dishes.</div>
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Indian Food uses Garlic, Cumin and Coriander are the base flavors found in almost all Indian dishes. </div>
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Thai Food uses Lemon Grass, Garlic, Ginger, Chilli + fraigrant spice </div>
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Nepali food rich with tradition + carbohydrates and love<br /><br />Technical Source: Yubraj Basnet </div>
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Food is what we all eat and food is something that makes our day, but food is something that can also make you crazy and lethargic. The proportion of spices, herbs and mineral when well balanced can give you a smile to make your day where as the same proportion when goes wrong can result in a chemical imbalance of causing diarrhea or indigestion.<br />
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Food is not just a source of energy its a way or tradition that spells the way of living. Food is humanity that gives us all a way to see the beauty of world where we all share the love and affection. May be that is the reason why food has no boundaries and no race it is just appetizing and full of smiles............... <br />
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Apart from that the use of MSG specially to enhance the taste is a complete wrong a way to see food. Food is never about taste, its about satisfaction and dedication which needs to be understood. The commercial use of the MSG not only destroys the real taste of food but it also makes your taste buds dull.<br />
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If you eat good and health food you can be productive and perform in every field of life but if you eat unhealthy food then you will be unproductive and lethargic, so be careful about what you eat.<br />
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To summarize short food is all about colors, taste, smell and every other small things that makes you the satisfaction of being full Shreedeep Rayamajhihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13012586483548581173noreply@blogger.com0