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The Village Cafe

Lalitpur, Nepal

The Village Cafe | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
The Village Cafe | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
The Village Cafe | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
The Village Cafe | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
The Village Cafe | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Pulchowk Rd, Beside Laxmi Bank,Lalitpur 44700, Nepal +977 1-5540712

Famous for

Dumplings, Kathmandu

Yomari

Recommended by Kathmandu Foodies and 6 other food critics.
"However, the team at The Village Cafe, Pulchowk, take yomari making and fillings to a whole new level."
Kathmandu Foodies

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Chatamari

Recommended by Jenni Marsh and 1 other food critic.
Assorted Small Dishes or Ritual

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Recommendations

"This thin, rice-flour crepe decorated with delicious toppings is the Nepalese version of pizza."
"However, the team at The Village Cafe, Pulchowk, take yomari making and fillings to a whole new level."
"The best part is its thin crispy rice crepe and smoky-nutty flavor from the roasted mustard oil (one of key ingredient of Newari cooking)."
"They serve yomari all year round and also organize Yomari festival during the day of Yomari Punhi. Best yomari in town!"
"Even if you are not here in December, you can enjoy Yomari and other ethnic Newari food at The Village Cafe in Pulchowk, Lalitpur."
"My first bite confirmed it. The dough was soft, smooth and good on its own. What followed was even better—chocolate."
"Although it tastes bitter-sweet, for some reason, I just love gulping down chaku filled yomaris."
"The soft and smooth dough with chocolate fillings inside that melted in mouth was an excellent and successful experiment they had done with the cuisine."
"The food there is completely nepali in design and you can even find some of the best yomari’s in a restaurant setting."
"It is perfectly balanced palate served with varieties of dishes in small portion. It is best eaten with spicy and tangy soup ‘Aalu-tama’ made from potato, bamboo shoot and black-eyed beans, and Aila (local liquor) or Thon (local rice beer)."

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