Rabsal cafe — Restaurant in Ladakh

The Rabsal Café has an eye-catching wooden balcony on the Main Market. A spacious beautiful space with a wooden floor, half cut planks hanging from the ceiling, beautiful poplar-wood furniture, doors and window frames. There's plenty of colour too, in the indoor seating area. The wooden balcony with low cushioned seats and low tables is a nice place to hang out, with fine views of the market below, and the mountains encircling the Leh Valley, as well as the Leh Palace nearby. What probably doesn't work as well, is its second floor location in a building without a lift. With the Naas Café downstairs, it's easy to feel lazy and just stop by there. Rabsal's not so great location is compounded by indifferent service. I ordered a cappuccino, which I'd to get reheated. It tasted great after that. The balcony quickly filled up with young locals, and so I'd to drop my plans to read and linger in...

Lovely place in the heart of Leh market next to the Leh monastery . On the second floor , recommended only for youngsters and strong hearts without creaky knees. Very hip decor all the way through the stairs and nice low sitting inside and also in the beautifully decorated terrace. The furniture is all carved out of local wood -willow and poplar and tastefully landscaped inside .It's also got a toilet for the tired tourist , needing a break. The menu spread is lovely for brunch and supper. The momos are lovely and delicious. It's also got a huge assortment of pizzas and french fries . The hot drinks offered are variety of coffee (richly brewed ) and lovely ayurvedic, honey lemon tea . There are various flavour of tea. Certainly evry penny worth for the tired traveller after a he tic day of touring and sight seeing. The staff is extremely courteous. While in Leh , try a...

We were welcomed with a strong and pleasing smell of coffee and pizza when we entered the cafe. Located right above the Naas cafe. We ordered one banana waffle which was quite huge than what we were expecting (I am from Bangalore where waffles served are just like palm size). Little bit too crunchy but good in taste. Though one of the components lacking was whip cream or the ice cream because of which it was little bit dry (no option for whip cream but you can get ice cream by paying extra). We think their pizzas would also be amazing though we couldn't order a one as we were already filled...