When I was in Kathmandu last year, our host, the Nepal Chapter of the International Association of Women in Radio and Television, hosted a welcome dinner for the delegates from the different IAWRT chapters all over Asia and Africa. The dinner was at the classy Krishnarpan Restaurant, located inside the beautifully-restored and luxurious Dwarika Hotel. Krishnarpan Restaurant serves the most delicious Nepali food in a very old-world Nepal setting. And they would even print your name in the menu (excellent for souvenir). Above is just the appetizer, Samaya Bajee, an assortment of food - lentils, potatoes, rice, etc. - usually served during religious ceremonies.
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That looks to pretty to eat.
Looks strange to my European eyes, but I am sure it's very yummy !
look interesting but not very filling though
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Nicktay, it's merely an appetizer!
Was that all for dinner? Too little.
That is tempting and I am hungry now. :)
WOW, the most exotic we get to eat at is either a Mongolian BBQ or Thai. Wish we had some more exotic choices.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'm so glad I followed you back. I would love to travel and try differnet cuisines like this. Nice shot.
Wow! that's tempting!
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That looks like a yummy appetizer, LJ. I am not too keen on lentils but the rest seems very nice.
Happy WW! Thank you for your visit and nice comment (BTW, does MacDonald's deliver in Cambodia?).
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mao ni giingon, eyes will eat,too........
na needs gyd, una ang mata molantaw, tapos gutom dayon......
hay, kaon.........mao ni ako hobby....kaon gyd........lol
thnks
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