Café Aroma — Restaurant in Pokhara

Atmosphere is too great. To see such a large peaceful space right between the most crowded and noisy place is too much relief. Ambience and the vibe of the place is its main selling point.

Coming to the food, it is above average, but I didn't quite find it that great as other reviews were saying. It might be that I had somewhat big expectations. But yeah, the food is delicious, but not that much considering the price.

I found this overly costly, and it makes sense as almost every table was packed, and new people were coming one after another.

Depending on the type of people visiting, it can be peaceful and calm, or some child's cry might irritate your whole mood.

The special spaghetti was just topped with too much cheese and all the flavors that go with it. I can’t say it's the spaghetti that people call spaghetti. It's anyhow delicious for a Nepali or Indian tastebud.

The coffee wasn't particularly chill or have a strong coffee kick. It was mild and a little too sweet for my taste.

The chilly sausage was good, above average.

So, I definitely recommend it, but consider if the price is really justified for you before going. I'm uploading the whole menu, so check it...

I visited Aroma Cafe for food today and was hoping for a better experience. I had an issue with my food since I have a nut allergy and mentioned it to the waiter a few times, then ordered a burger (thinking it was safe) and asked if there were nuts in it (cashew or peanut) and he said no. Food arrived and started eating the burger and right away had a mild allergy attack. The waiter came back and I mentioned the problem. He didn't even apologize for his mistake but I ended up ordering something new.

Second try I order something even more safer (Veg mushroom pizza) and it was so so to be honest. The presentation was nice but the flavor and toppings were not up to standard for a pizza that costs almost 500RP and for the size it was tiny..

The one star is because the restaurant is quite cozy and nice looking. A decent place to sit with someone, friends or family and have a meal inside or in the garden area. Would I come back here?...

The ambience is good and so is the food. I asked the waiter about the chowmein, Hakka noodles, Singapore noodles and Hong Kong noodles mentioned in the menu and was told that they all are almost the same with little difference. I ordered Singapore noodles and it was just chowmein with a little more veggies. Chicken Tikka Masala was very sour due to the use of lots of sour tomato and I didn't like the Naan because it was not a regular Naan, had a bad texture like spoiled biscuits, prepared a long time before and was easily broke into...