
While in Kathmandu, we stopped at a small restaurant to eat a traditional plate of samay baji, a common Newari food meal.
Newari cuisine is a genre of Nepali food that originates from the Kathmandu valley area of Nepal. While other cuisines in Nepal are similar to Tibetan food, Newari food is unique and extremely delicious!
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The SEO Buck
2 years ago
Very cool article. Keep sharing.
High Rated Gabru
2 years ago
Nice food blog. Thanks for sharing!
Colleen
10 years ago
These 2 videos are my favorite thing you guys have ever produced. Man, I enjoyed this so much.
I always knew I wanted to hike this trek, but I had NO IDEA it was this magnificent. Which is the exact same reaction I had to your recent Taj Mahal video and article.
I’m going to have to say that these 2 videos are the single best thing I’ve ever seen on any travel website since late 2009 when I became a travel website junkie in need of my daily fix.
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Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Thank you very very much Colleen, we really appreciate all your support!
Thomas | Jus Getaway
10 years ago
Raw oatmeal! I guess I would actually have to try it to see if this is something I would go for. The buffalo seems like you really enjoyed it. The people looked like they are not used to being on camera. Really enjoying the food videos!
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Thanks a lot Thomas, I was expecting it to be too crunchy or dry to eat, but somehow it really worked well and tasted great!
Damien
10 years ago
Hi Mark,
Hope you’re heading back to Thailand soon as the food looks nowhere near as fresh or exciting
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Hey Damien, yes more Thai food to come!
Peter Lee
10 years ago
Nice video ! The cuisine is really yummy as I had it on my last visit there. At times, I really feel craving for this cuisine.
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Thank you Peter!