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Top 4 Chinese food in Dhulikhel, Central Region, Nepal
Find out what Chinese restaurants to try in Dhulikhel. Dhulikhel is the administrative centre of Kavrepalanchowk District, Nepal. At the time of the 2011 Nepal census it had a population of 16,263 people in 3,291 households. Two major highway B.P. Highway and Arniko Highway passes through Dhulikhel. Araniko Highway connects Kathmandu, Nepal's capital city with Tibet's border town of Kodari. Dhulikhel is located at the Eastern rim of Kathmandu Valley, south of the Himalayas at 1550m above sea level and is situated 30 km southeast of Kathmandu and 74 km southwest of Kodari. The people in the village are Newars, Brahmin, Chhettri, Tamang and Dalit. Drinking water in Dhulikhel is some of the best water in Nepal. It was made with the Help of the German NGO, German Technical Cooperation.
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1. Dhulikhel Triple Crown
We proudly serve coffee,food and drinks.We show matchday live sports .We believe in creating smile..!!!.
Reviewed By sujan b
Excellent hospitality.excellent service ,friendly staffs......drinks are oh my god.1 time not enough....
2. Sayapatri Restaurant
Reviewed By doresco
There are not many folk in the world that can say âletâs have lunch in Dhulikhelâ and then get in the car and go to do just thatâ¦Yesterday was Sunday and a beautiful October day in Nepal to boot. Hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive Himalaya, my wife and I jumped in the car and drove out to Dhulikhel, about 35 km from our Kathmandu home. Our destination was the Dhulikhel Mountain Resort and its Sayapatri Restaurant.The road to Dhulikhel is not bad but is interesting in the way that many things in Nepal are interesting. We arrived at Dhulikhel Mountain Resort right at noon and found a place along the side of the road to park. Thereâs no parking lot so we just had to squeeze the car in somewhere. A friendly gentleman greeted us and watched as we locked the car. As we started towards the stairs that lead to the resort, the gentleman picked up a fist-sized rock and headed towards our car. My wife grimaced, expecting the next thing to be the sound of breaking glass. Instead, our new friend bent over and put the rock in front of the carâs rear tire, a helpful attempt to keep our ride from rolling down the hill during lunch.We headed up the stairs, past the open air front desk and onto the restaurantâs terrace where we were greeted by a white-jacketed waiter. After choosing a table near the edge of the terrace, the waiter moved an umbrella so we would have shade. We peered at the panorama that spread out before us and sawâ¦clouds! The view of the valley before us, though beautiful, lacked the majestic Himalaya that we knew were out there. But then, we noticed, poking above the clouds, the tips of jagged, snow-capped peaks. It was enough to know that on a clearer day, the view would be spectacular.Lunch was enjoyable and our impression of the Sayapatri Restaurant and the resort of which it is a part was all positive. The food was good, the resort clean and well-run, the service good and the surroundings delightful. Weâll certainly be back the next time the weather is clear and weâre in the mood for a good lunch and a Himalayan view.
3. Everest view cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Everest view cafe features a nice terrace overlooking the views of himalayas in Nagarkot. Among the various facilities are a garden and a bar. located in the highest point in nagarkot and surrounded by forests with the best views of nagarkot, you will fin
Reviewed By JFBell
Like many people, we went her as part of a helicopter trip over the Everest Massif. The location is stunning, and breakfast was freshly cooked, and good, without being special. Then things unwound rather. We were presented with a bill, despite having paid in advance as part of our trip. The waiter went off and returned with his mate, who insisted we would have to pay, and reclaim it from our travel agent. We eventually persuaded him to call our agent himself. While he was on the phone, a third member of staff turned up, and told them (and us) that everything was fine, and no further payment was needed. Left a sour taste in the mouth. I needed to use the toilet. Although it is attached to a 4 star hotel, the cafe customers have no access to those facilities, and are instead directed to an unseated and rather primitive block outside the front door. From the smell of the place it had not been cleaned for a few months. At £30 per head for breakfast, I did expect better.
Most Popular Indian food in Dhulikhel, Central Region, Nepal
4. Freshpresso Coffee Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Freshpresso coffee bar is located in the heart of bhaktapur, serving varieties of espresso beverage and several other drinks.
Reviewed By Lenny1008
Staying in Vajra-Guesthouse we spent a lot of time in the coffe-bar. Freshly prepared coffee, made with passion and the love for the taste of coffe-specialities this is a pearl within Bakhtapur . We loved the cappucino in combination with chocolate-brownie after returning from Sagarmatha-National-Park. If you are around sit down in front of the guest house, enjoy your favourite coffee and a view on the temple - or have it served on the roof-top of the hotel.
