The Boudhanath Stupa area is not just a spiritual hub for Buddhists; it is also a melting pot of culinary traditions. Historically, due to the influx of Tibetan refugees in the 1950s, the local food culture prominently features Tibetan cuisine, showcasing dishes like momo (dumplings) and thukpa (noodle soup). The area is also influenced by Newari cuisine, native to the Kathmandu Valley, which carries a rich history of flavors and culinary techniques spanning centuries. Vegetarianism is deeply rooted within many local communities, partly influenced by Buddhist practices.
Famous for their Vegetarian Thali (Veg), a complete meal with a selection of various dishes.
Famous for Mutton Sekuwa (Non-Veg), which is a spiced and barbequed meat dish.
Famous for a variety of fusion dishes, including Vegetarian Momos (Veg).
Famous for Chicken Chili (Non-Veg), a spicy and flavorful Indo-Chinese dish.
Famous for traditional Newari Platter (Non-Veg/Veg), offering a taste of various Newari specialties.