Bumla eatree — Restaurant in Kangto Range

Nestled in Tawang’s Old Market, Bumla Eatree is more than just a café—it’s a delightful convergence of local flavor, cozy ambiance, and heartfelt hospitality.

Ambiance & Vibe Step inside and you’re greeted by a warm, artfully curated space. Think rustic wooden shelves stacked with books on Buddhism and mindfulness, Tibetan art on the walls, and soft instrumental music playing in the background—a thoughtful nod to the region’s cultural roots. It’s the kind of place you linger in—reading, chatting, relaxing—a haven for travelers seeking calm after a day of exploring.

Food & Drink The menu offers a fusion of local and familiar favorites: steaming momos, hearty noodle soups, fresh salads, homemade baked goods, and indulgent honey-ginger teas or specialty coffees. Baked treats—like Korean-style pies and pizzas—pair beautifully with the herbal teas, creating a satisfying, homey feel that resonates with travelers from all over.

Service & Warmth What stands out most is the staff—friendly, genuine, and attentive. There’s a welcoming sincerity in every interaction, whether it’s helping select a book or recommending a tea to warm up with on a chilly morning. It truly feels like visitors are welcomed into someone’s home rather than just another café.

Inspiration & Reflection Bumla Eatree doesn’t just feed your body; it enriches your mind. Between dishes, guests are encouraged to browse the small library, reflect quietly, or engage in light conversation about local culture or mindful living. There’s an unhurried pace here that encourages rest and discovery.

Summary If you're heading to Tawang and are looking for a place that blends good food, cultural immersion, and soulful quietness—it’s tough to beat Bumla Eatree. Whether you're writing postcards, finishing a novel, or simply savoring a cosy moment with a cup of honey-ginger tea, this café offers a memorable and...

A must visit place when you are in tawang. Almost everything is very Good. Sp pav bhaji , sputhindian dishes and lemon honey ginger tea. Coffee and cheese cakes ... if we weren't full then surely tasted each items.

They dont have pizzas but they can arrange from near bh place and its good thing.

This place is ment for chill out amd for long- talks -type- vibes.

Crafted and decorated neatly and thoughtfully.

We were in large group (20 people ) , and that was without prior informing them , so it may affected their service and delays But they served us well and didn't even complaint for late hours sitting. (Yes they shut off lights for rules)

If u r in large group do inform.them earlier otherwise its all set and ok.

Cafe is best indeed , chef and staff is very...

Quiet and cosy atmosphere. We saw the sign board while entering Tawang and immediately wanted to visit. When we checked in to our hotel, we went straight to Bumla Eatree. The cafe is a small one, with an artificial tree fixed right in the middle. It houses several postcards and stick ons where people visiting from far and wide, gave their wishes and comments about the place.

The food was the surprise element. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from the cafe, but I was blown away with the taste. And I was literally taken aback by the taste of the Sambar, which was least expected in the far North East. The service is a tad bit slow, given the fact that one of the dishes we ordered was never served, haha.

Anyways, I would surely recommend this place and do visit when you...