Thukpa - Tibetan Noodle Soup at Boudha, Kathmandu, Nepal

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Rating: 4; Vote: 2

Thukpa is common Tibetan noodle soup that's found throughout Nepal, especially around the Boudhanath stupa area. Boudhanath, or the Boudha Stupa, in Kathmandu, Nepal is home to many Tibetan people. It's a very interesting area that's perfect for exploring offers a good selection of local Nepali food and Tibetan food as well. Along with noodles and full meals, you'll also find a good selection of delicious Nepali street food Like most of the Tibetan and Nepali restaurants in Kathmandu, they are hidden a little by curtains that hang in front of the restaurants blocking the windows. This makes it sometimes challenging to see what's going on inside, but luckily this thukpa small restaurant had their menu painted on the wall. Dal bhat is rice and dal soup, which is common throughout Kathmandu as well, but this little eatery specialized in only thukpa noodle soup. I decided to go for the healthy version of vegetarian thukpa, instead of the buffalo or chicken version. The vegetarian was quite excellent, though I don't know just how vegetarian it was as that soup broth was incredibly flavorful Who knows, but it was still excellent. After cooking it up in the back kitchen outdoors, the motherly lady delivered my bowl of thukpa to the table. It was piping hot. Like much of the Tibetan food I've eaten, this bowl of thukpa was a little on the plain side, but it was full of hearty flavor - just nothing too strong or spicy. But the great thing about Tibetan food is that there's always a bowl of extremely hot chili sauce at every table, just longing to be devoured. I can't resist it. So after sampling the thukpa for the first time I then reached for the chili sauce to give it some much needed spice and flavor. Overall, thukpa is a good and hearty dish that's cheap, easy to find, and tastes pretty good. When you're in Kathmandu, around the Boudha stupa, grab a bowl of freshly prepared thukpa noodle soup
Date: 2019-08-19

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Comments and reviews: 8

suphaphorn read
where are u originaly from? and where are you leave at? i am your fan club love love your show very mush, i am from thailand but have home in miami florida, i leaved in united state more than 28 years thank you.
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danny collingwood
hahahahahahahahahaha. The way you talk is simply hilarious and funny. why do you make such weird facial expression. You look like you haven't eaten anything for ages. You are a joker. JOKER. HAHAHAHAHAH
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Musavvir Ahmed
I love how your palette compliments your sporting enthusiasm I plan to visit nepal in upcoming June and your videos have inspired me to taste the following - Chatamari, Shapale, Thukpa and specially, Momos
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Mickey LuLu
oh man i miss Nepal. my husband is from Kathmandu. just bringing him here with a visa but i miss being in my second home. this is very yummy i love Nepal and all the food and the people are great
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Bishal Pahari
Myan, you make me wanna go back to my country right now. I miss those momos, thuppas, fried sausages. my mouth is literally watering. thanks for the video
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shakya shreej
mark you did not tried tip tops samosa. its the best samosa u can find. next time if u come nepal u gotta try it. its located in newroad
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WeFIFA
Here I am sitting in the cold and I see you eat that, especially with the chilli sauce. I'd give anything to trade places with you
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Kinley Wangmo
if you really like chilli, you should definitely visit Bhutan as their main traditional food is red rice and cheese chilli
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