Lumbini Restaurant — Restaurant in Seoul

Ambition was great. However, everybody was rushing. We went there after checking online, where it said closing time was 10 PM. We arrived at 9:33 PM to be exact. I know we were late, hami dhilo nai vako thiye i understand the frustation of kitchen receiving late orders but we still had time to order. The first thing we were told was to order as fast as possible, and we did in literally one minute.

First, the chatpate(oily) came in no more than 2 minutes. Okay, understandable. But then the Nepali thali set arrived another minute later. who eats chatpate and thali set together? Kasle khancha bro chatpat and khana sangai???? Closing time 10pm vanesita tei anusar time chatpat ko lagi khanalai as a starter time diyera thali set leraununi, which was our thinking. This is very misleading. When it says closing time is 10 PM, that normally means the kitchen closes at 10 PM. If the whole restaurant was closing at 10 PM, why did they even take our order? The last order should have been somewhere around 9:30 PM or should have informed before about that, tyo line ma tannai thyo nepali restaurant cha hami arkai restaurant ma janthem. Bad mood makes food taste worst. That’s not how you run Restaurant. As tourists visiting a Nepali restaurant and being Nepali ourselves, it was very disappointing. I don’t meant to write a bad review for your business, but this needs to change. You have to earn it to have a good review. I hope this review helps you recognize your mistakes and encourages...

It is a very nice Nepali-Indian restaurant located near to the Dongmyo metro station, at the basement. This restaurant serves mainly Indian and Nepali dishes. It has a lot of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes available. We had a dinner here and we tried Tandoori chicken, potato crispy, butter chicken, panir butter masala, butter nans, dal and rice. The taste here...

I’ve visited almost every Nepali restaurant in Seoul, and this is the only one that stays true to traditional flavors. Many others tend to adapt to sweeter versions of Nepali cuisine to appeal to the market, but not this place. If you’re ever in Seoul and looking for a spot for lunch or dinner, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try—you won’t...