Newa Ghasa - Sorhakhutte — Restaurant in Kathmandu Metropolitan City

If you're searching for an authentic Newari dining experience, look no further! I highly recommend trying the cuisine at this hidden gem.

From the moment I entered, I was greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy ambiance. The menu featured a wide array of traditional Newari dishes, each bursting with flavors and aromas that transported me to the heart of Nepal.

The attention to detail in the preparation of each dish was commendable. I savored every bite of the Newari delicacies, from the mouthwatering choila to the rich and flavorful Newari-style platter.

The staff's knowledge and passion for Newari cuisine added to the overall experience. They were happy to explain the history and significance of each dish, making the meal all the more enjoyable.

If you're a food enthusiast or simply curious about exploring authentic Newari dishes, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try. It's a culinary journey that will leave you...

Nice simple place to have Newari food with friends and family. We tried the Fokso, Jibro, sekuwa, momo and yomari. I think that fokso, momo and yomari were good especially the yomari had a really chunky stuffing inside which made the price worth it. But in general I felt the other food dishes’ quantity (small portions)of food provided were not as per price charged. My friend tried the Chyang for the first time here and he said that it was really good and the price was reasonable. Overall I feel that they could really work on portions, cleanliness, customer service(more informed staff) and also the restroom which were not upto the mark as per the ambience, image and experience that the restaurant is...

Well, let's rip the bandaid by saying all of us ate here got minor food poisoning. The place is filthy. They need some deep cleaning here. Probably, it was the cleanest when it opened, and they have not done proper job with maintaining it clean. Wait-staff members are not professional. We waited for a while before we could be seated. We were the first people at lunch, so they should not have any excuses for being busy. All food tasted kind of same- same spices used all over again. Duck choila was tough and chewey. Foksho fry was deep-fried - lack of skill to pan fry and keep it soft. Khago, same story. I have been to many Newari food places and this is the worst one. This place gives Newari...