The Dwarikas Hotel in Kathmandu is a unique property. Built on a collection of traditional Nepalese woodwork and terra cotta architectural elements, it manages to reflect Nepal tradition while offering Western levels of comfort and service. It's et courtyard is a welcome respite from its central Kathmandu frenzied location. One of the attractions of the hotel is the Krishnarpan restaurant, which offers a multi-course "traditional" gourmet Nepalese dinner. The meal requires ordering in advance and can be selected based on the number of courses - six, nine, twelve, sixteen or twenty two feasts. We ordered the nine course dinner. In retrospect, six would have been fine.
In our room, Sigrid dresses for dinner...












I can't believe I ate the whole thing, (along with much of Sigrid's). It was a high quality unique dining experience.
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