
Momos —
Steamed dumplings are one of Nepal's most famous offerings. These half-fried, half-steamed momos contain buffalo meat.

Dal bhat —
Dal bhat is the staple Nepalese food, popular with locals and tourists alike. The dal bhat (lentil soup) is normally served with rice, curry, vegetables and pickles.

Bara —
The resident chef at Honacha, a small cafe in Patan, makes bara, a lentil and meat patty.

Bara —
Bara is a typical Nepalese snack, often rustled up by home cooks, as well as in small cafes.

Juju dhau —
This speciality dish of Bhaktapur, in the Kathmandu Valley, is characterized by the thick custardy lumps that lace the light yoghurt.

Dal bhat —
Presentation is everything in Nepalese cuisine: here dal bhat is served with the usual trappings on a metal tray. Nepalese food is typically lighter than Indian cuisine, with leaner curries that are tomato- rather than cream-based.

Keema charamari —
The Nepalese answer to pizza, keema charamari comes with a variety of toppings.

Tingmo and aloo phing —
This is a staple Tibetan dish that was brought to Nepal by Tibetan refugees. The soft tingmo bread is designed to be dipped in the hot broth, which contains potatoes and noodles.

Yomari —
This steamed rice bun is a dessert, containing runny sweet fillings.

Thukpa —
Another Tibetan dish, thukpa often contains shredded buffalo meat, as it does here.

Momos —
These momos are served with a curry-based sauce.

Momos —
A dish of chicken momos.