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  Yeti – The Himalayan Kitchen

Address:

2nd Floor, 50A, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi

Phone:

011 40678649, 011 41027746

If you have been to Nepal or have been in a boarding school where you had nepalese friend or you know somebody Nepali you will really get nostalgic, because  interior bring glimpses of  the cafe of thamel or Jhamsikhel. The waiters are well dressed in Darua Surwal, dhaka topi and the music playing from the time of darpan chaya.

Yeti serves Himalyan and Tibetan cuisine, which is a rarity in the city. The ambience is very serene and Zen-like and oddly, reminded me of the mountains. Not knowing too much about the cuisine, we ordered momos, which were pretty good. We also ordered a Chicken starter which was sort of like Chilli Chicken on skewers. It was spicy but delicious. Yeti is paradise for those who love mutton. They have a lot of dishes dedicated to it. But we were too full after the starters (their portions are good) so we skipped dinner. Their menu’s a nice mix of Tibetan, Nepal and Naga, The shaptah (thinkly sliced buff with spices) is a must try as it’s a spectacular dish served with the yummy tingmo (bread). They give you a complimentary plate of spiced chickpeas which is just divine.

Ambience: Dimly lit, with flags, wall hangings in Tibetan language. Makes you feel you are dining somewhere in the hills. Tables are pretty small though.

Service:

It was decent, not like a well trained star hotel opulence but the staff was courteous and helpful. But you cannot depend on the waiters for recommendations here, now whether it’s their mountain coyness or problem with the language, they could not help with the menu. So call the manager for help if required, and once the decision is made be assured that the waiters will serve you promptly.

Menu of Yeti – The Himalayan Kitchen

Must have delicacies

WaiWai Sadeko, Lowa, Thukpa, Gyuma, momos (all types).