This restaurant was coming up on Google maps in Korean as ice lake direction passing point. It's a cafevthats only open in treaking season, but very reasonably priced. It about 30 mins from the main lake itself and therefore toilets just overthevridgecas you continue to climb to the ice lake.
Great place to stop for a hot drink or lunch on the way back down. The Nepali Tibetan lady there was very friendly and scrupulously ethical when someone tried to pay a 300 bill with two 100s and 500 she stopped him etc
Seating inside and out. Inside, there is also a very large hanging sign about the signs and symptoms of acute mountain sickness and other linked...
   Read moreMust-Stop Oasis on the Way to Ice Lake! This small tea shop is the last stop for food and water before the final steep climb to Ice Lake â and itâs a true lifesaver! The shopkeeper is incredibly humble, helpful, and full of encouragement, which gives you an extra boost for the hike ahead.
They offer warm drinks, snacks, and simple meals â perfect to refuel and rest. If you inform them in advance, they can even arrange basic accommodation, which is amazing at this altitude.
Peaceful surroundings, stunning views, and genuine hospitality make this spot feel like a hidden gem. A must-stop whether you're heading up or coming back down. Highly...
   Read moreI planned on stopping here for tea on the way up to ice lake but he wasnât yet opened when I got there around 9am. On the way back I wasnât in the mood for tea but the owner really tried to pressure me into buying a drink from him even though I didnât want to. He made me feel guilty and uncomfortable in front of other guests. Bad service. Nobody is obligated to buy from him. Black tea starts...
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