The best restaurants Sauraha

A fun, trendy place to take a break and eat well in an arty atmosphere. Shantiko Kitchen serves organic coffee from Kar.Ma Coffee (whose brand exists in Kathmandu, among other places), proof of the quality of its offer, and proposes only vegan and vegetarian dishes, with a lot of creativity. Why not try a butter masala paneer - be careful, it stings! or a homemade curry? The panelling on the ceiling and the graffiti mural of the tiger attract a rather urban and young crowd, as do the beautifully presented plates.

Here's a small, friendly local café with an elaborate décor, exposed beams and walls decorated with paintings by Nepalese artists. It serves good coffee at any time of day, as well as breakfasts and vitamin-packed fruit and muesli bowls in the morning, sandwiches, burgers, pizzas at lunchtime and in the evening... An unpretentious place to take a break in Sauraha. Good draught beers and well-balanced cocktails are also served. Attractive terrace with thick varnished wooden planks.

Greasy Spoon is a small, inexpensive restaurant specializing in fried foods. An unpretentious place, where you don't have to eat so much grease, and where the dishes are ultra-fresh. We especially appreciate the outdoor terrace upstairs and the small acoustic concerts every Friday. We recommend sharing small veg and non-veg starters, particularly paneer (Indian cheese) tikka, crispy spiced corn, a choila dish (spicy Nepalese grilled beef) or other specialties.

The address is well-established and long-established, and for good reason: it's the oldest restaurant in Sauraha. The tables are laid out in the garden, a pleasant, calm setting with an original, colorful decor. The friendly, smiling staff help to create the restaurant's special atmosphere. The waiter, wearing a topi, proposes the menu, which includes mainly Indian dishes: they are tasty. For the record, the massala takeer is a delight... All the elements are there for you to enjoy a pleasant evening.

In Nepal, restaurants are not afraid to serve a wide variety of cuisines. Royal Nirtchen & bar is no exception, serving Nepalese, Indian, Mexican and Italian splats. We can confirm that you won't find the taste of Bolognese pasta here, but the place is nice and the dishes are decent and hearty. We'd advise you to opt for a local dish, better executed and truly delicious and tasty. The cocktails are also very good, and not too sweet.