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Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Western
Take-out
Bakery
Nepalese
Little bakery where the owner and chef is familiar with veganism and will prepare vegan treats, including cupcakes, muffins, crepes, pasta, pancakes, soy milk. Located next to a monastery across from natural history museum, near Swayambhu monkey temple. Enter gate and down the ramp. Became all veg in spring 2013. NOV 2015 REPORTED SINCE EARLY-2015 EARTHQUAKE NO LONGER COOKING OR PLACE TO SIT.
3 Reviews
First Review by belinda01
junglechick
Points +238
super friendly and accommodating - Edit
I came here feb 2015. As it was in between breakfast and lunch there wasn't much left other than bread, but the lady knew exactly what vegan was and offered to make me something. I ended up with a panini/sandwich type thing and it was fantastic. The price was very fair too. I'd definitely recommend this place!
Read morePros: friendly, very tasty, good price
Guest
Renke_Amsterdam
Points +499
Good&Cheap (Why Tuna On Menu!?) - Edit
If there wouldn't have been tuna (close to extinction for gods sake!) on the menu I would have given 5 cows.. Location is spot on btw, I'm kinda traumatized from trying to find happy cow listings in Asia haha...
Read morePros: Outdoor Seating, Good , Cheap
Cons: Tuna On Menu
Guest
belinda01
Points +6
Very nice bakery - Edit
I allready come here for 3 years now. And I am spending 8 weeks a year in this area. If you are in the area of Swayambhunath and you really want to taste something nice, this is a nice bakery. I allways order birthday cakes here but also I will buy bread (white/corn or wholeweat), cookies, things stuffed with fresh apples or strawberries or with spinach and cheese. But I especially like their banana cake. It's a small bakery, with very friendly people.
Read moreComming from Thamel you pass Swayambhunath. You keep this at your right side. Keep on following the road for about 200 meters, it will go a little bit upwards, At the crossing you do not go to the right but straight ahead. After 40 meters the way will split into 2 directions. Follow the most left one. After the monastery (on your left hand) there is a little gate. There is a plate hanging with Fine Grain Bakery. Enter the gate, go downstairs and enter the home/bakery.
A really nice place where they only use fresh ingredients and were they do not put any chemical things in their products. And they speak English very well!
Pros: excelent food, healthy cuisine, friendly staff
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