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Nepali Food and Bhutanese Food - DELICIOUS FEAST and Traveling to Haa Valley, Bhutan (Day 7)

Nepali Food and Bhutanese Food - DELICIOUS FEAST and Traveling to Haa Valley, Bhutan (Day 7)

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On Day 7 of our trip to Bhutan, we first started off by eating an amazing Bhutanese food breakfast. For lunch we enjoyed one of the best Nepali meals Ive had. And finally in the late afternoon, we drove to Haa, Bhutan, and checked into a homestay. Yangkhil Restaurant and Bar - For breakfast, Yinga and I went to Yangkhil Restaurant and Bar to eat a local Bhutanese food breakfast. When we arrived, they hadnt yet finished cooking all the dishes, but they did have a few dishes ready. The dish of the meat was the shukam shakam datshi, dry white chilies with dry beef in cheese. Additionally, the chili sauce here was on point Nepali food at Cypress Hotel - For one of the best Nepali food restaurants in Thimphu, Bhutan, you hafe to go to Cypress Hotel. Its a small friendly family run Nepali restaurant and they serve outstanding food. We had a Nepali feast, we couldnt stop eating because it was so good. In the afternoon we then continued on to Haa Valley, Bhutan, where wed spend the next couple days. Its a beautiful place in Bhutan to visit. We checked into Haa Valley Farm Stay (Ugyen & Doley) and then had a delicious Bhutanese home-cooked meal including turnip leaves, dry pork and beef, and cheese. Disclosure: It was an honor to be invited by MyBhutan to visit Bhutan to explore Bhutanese food and culture. Thank you to MyBhutan Productions for making my trip and this video possible Do you want to explore Bhutanese cuisine in Bhutan? Go to to book your exclusive food tour with MyBhutan
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


2 AND A HALF MONTH IN 5TH GRADE IM NEPALI AND I GOT LIKE 2 DAYS IN MY DAYS no kidding but it maybe beacuse it is really isolated and yeah man your roti looked like it was cold man and you should put like soia souce (I don't know I pronounced that right) yeah put ''soia s ouce''and like some hot peeper and deep the roti with the patato in it and just huhuknfhc
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9: 00 Why do you have to crowd your plate with everything all at once. You need to go one by one to appreciate the taste of the individual dishes that are served to you. If you wanted all at once you might as well told the staff to put everything in one bowl and save them time and energy plating those dishes.
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i think this man should know about the food, ingredients, preparation before having a meal. spent some time with the people and get some knowledge before explaining to us and without using the same words everywhere like aroma onions. little bit, i think. we see only this guy is eating non stop.
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Rice_ fried, steamed, pulau n biryani. dal, veg n non veg curry n pickle. different hand made bread like Roti, chapati, puri etc make most of Asian foods. since Mark is Asian he enjoys with ease. world shd learn to enjoy as well like we enjoy western foods. why to limit our taste?
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MarkTry nepali hilly authentic nepali food like sel roti, dhindo and meat, choila, anarsa(sweet fried rice flour, nepali cheese, yak milk, thukpa(noodles, sekwa(kebab. I recommend try homemade food in hilly or mountain area specially in festival time.
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mark it's a wonderful that your 1st biter by nodding your head. & u themost impt thing I luv u yaar. just broke my heart by hearing that u got married. u r the person I m just proposing u. u r amazing great wonderful.
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You are a true food blogger u never say or disrespect any cuisine Respect and love from India I hope u cover the entire India Some day U previously did Kolkata and Banaras Loved ur episode All the best for future
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Mark for last few weeks I m big fan of you I never comment on any vedio but you are the first. please tell me how can we invite you. I m from Pakistan. I have seen all your ved in Pakistan but many more you can taste
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Mark have watched your previous video whole visiting Nepal but wanna tell that u have to visit Nepal again. that food which u had before was just the basic food. there's lot more to witness. love from Nepal. your fan.
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I like how you properly explain the taste of the food. You make it seem more appetising especially for a fussy eater like myself. I feel as if I'll be more open to trying new foods and I can't wait. Thanks mark
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