Latest reviews from Kathmandu
| 58 /100 Everest Irish Pub (Bar) Z STREET “The Everest Irish Pub serves Guinness Daught Cans in a (mostly) proper glass. It is pretty much your typical Irish pub, that errs on the side of American music. They have pool tables and is in the heart of Thamel. Nice spot for a drink. You can also get Corona beer, and French 1664 along with all of the local light lagers.“ |
| 76 /100 Thamel MoMo Hut (Restaurant) NARSHING CHOWK, THAMEL MARG “I found actual American Craft Beer in Nepal. The selection is small compared to the U.S., but, hey, you are at the top of the world!! They carry a solid American IPA, a saison and Yeti Stout. There is also a locally produced craft Kolsch. It made for a pleasant surprise after hiking. Be aware that they charge western prices for the craft beer, but it was worth it instead of the local light lagers.
I spoke with the manager, and he said it’s quite expensive to bring into the country, but they hope to expand the variety in the future.
The food is excellent, and the service was good. Nepali momos (sort of like a Chinese dumpling) make a great pairing with beer. You can get vegetarian, but I had the chicken, and buffalo, then chocolate momos for dessert. You can get other food on the menu, but I recommend the momos.“ |
| 74 /100 New Orleans Cafe (Restaurant) CHAKSIBARI MARG 338/19 “If you need your Belgian beer fix while in Nepal, this is the place. It’s not a big selection (Chimay, Duvel, Westmalle, Liefmans, Hoegaarden), but all are good. They charge western prices, but that seems to be the standard for imports around Nepal.
The service was good. They have a nice quiet courtyard where we sat outside away from the noise and chaos of Kathmandu. We only had a snack, but the food was enjoyable.
It’s a bit hard to find down a pedestrian shopping street across from the Kathmandu Guest House. Ask a local for directions if you can’t find it.“ |
| 22 /100 K-Too Beer & Steakhouse (Restaurant) NARSINGH CHOWK MARG “empty at lunchtime. carlsberg, san miguel, everest, tuborg, and corona in bottles, carlsberg, san miguel, tuborg, and an unspecified, but possibly murphy’s, irish stout in cans. no yak steak. left and went to Everest Steak House.“ |
| 72 /100 Fire and Ice (Restaurant) TREDEVI MARG “Absolutely delicious restaurant, with the best beer in Nepal: Coblenzer Marzen. Highly, highly recommended.“ |
| 36 /100 K-Too Beer & Steakhouse (Restaurant) NARSINGH CHOWK MARG “Yeah we’re stretching it here for international places. Come here specifically for the apple pie dessert momos, holy cow. Giant yak steak with huge fries is certainly a major change from Nepali food. Ambiance is pretty Americanized and expect expats rather than locals. Only reason I have for adding this to ratebeer is that they have Murphys Irish stout in cans along with Tuborg, Everest, Gorkha, and San Miguel if I recall correctly. They may have a different selection now and it’s probably at the mercy of haphazard gray market suppliers. Main point is that since it’s an expat hangout, you can find some non macro pale lagers here. However, there seems to be a new local craft brewery in Kathmandu that is probably worth tracking down. And if you don’t want yak steak and dessert momos, you may be able to score Murphys cans at the Irish Pub in Thamel. Again, really tough to find craft beer in Nepal so this is about the best I found... And believe me I was looking. This place is very pricey for Nepal so be warned.“ |
