Nepalese bhutan and tibet

[nicklord1]

nepalese bhutan and tibet cusine if anyone can explain the cuisine with examples i would be most grateful.

[Yakuta]

Nepali food is very similar to Indian food. It has it's own unique name for curry - tarkari. The spices used are similar to Indian food as well. I had some Nepali friends who invited us to their house one day and the food was pretty much all similar to what Indian's cook (I should know being from India :-))

I am not sure about Bhutan and Tibet but I would bet it borrows from Indian and Chinese to a great deal given they are surrounded by these countries. I know that in Tibet there are a fair number of vegetarians (Buddhist monks) and the food is very simple.

[nicklord1]

Thank yakuta do you have any examples

[Rom]

We found a Nepalese restaurant by accident one night (we had never seen one before, in a place called Crows Nest near Sydney, Australia), the dishes look similiar to Indian and the one I had actually tasted similar, the one my bf had tasted like somehting i had never had before, but had the exact same consistancy eg. the gravy, or curry as most people call it, their pickles are 100% different. I don't know any examples sorry as i can't remember what i orderd, i believe i got a menu, i normally do. It was really good though! (except for the pickles)

[nicklord1]

Thanks sounds cool yeah there is a nepalese near me now in london . I hope you had a great time and quote some dishes on this thread when you have time