¿Eating places for Darjeeling? Where?

aahlberg · May 11th, 2005, 22:53

Any good eating places in Darjeeling?
(where the indian people go)

torryquine · May 12th, 2005, 01:51

There are lots of places around Chowrasta, frequented by as many Indian tourists and locals as 'foreigners'. There is also the Devekas restaurant at Clubside, it's Tibetan and the portions are HUGE - be warned.

Have fun, Darjeeling's a great place.

Judi · May 12th, 2005, 18:45

Hi aalberg.

We particularly enjoyed The Park in Darjeeling. The food was great, so was the service ..... and we were the only white faces in the place. From talking to people at the tables around us, not only Indian tourists, but also locals eat there too. I can't recommend it highly enough.

somnath · May 13th, 2005, 11:04

Hi aahlberg,
There are lot of options at chowrasta as mentioned by TQ, and The Park by Judi, where the Indian people go. But if you consider the quality and variety of food, please find a list right here:

http://www.darjeelingnews.net/darjee...staurants.html

I can’t resist myself

from providing my favorite places at Darjeeling:
1. Keventers
2. Glenary's
3. The Park
4. Fiesta

(I know I know, Rob the pom is not happy with me

. OK Rob, let me mention it now – it is Joey's Pub)

-

Somnath

Sree · May 13th, 2005, 13:39

In darjeeling, we were in "Darjeelind Tourist Lodge", A lodge of West Bengal tourism. Here I tested the best tea I ever had.

In breakfast, various day we tested different items there. But I'll prefer to suggest the "aloo paratha".

All the items we tried, were really tasty there.

Coffee in Fiesta ....offff great. We also had our dinner there.

Keventers & Glenary's are also remarkable.

Don't forget to taste some Tibetan items there.

Let me take a nap to taste all these items in dream

.

ggg · May 24th, 2005, 19:47

D.k restaurant. Cross the road from bus stand. it's just behind the 1st restaurant u will face there. Very nice momo and cheap. Good 4 lunch fix.

Prerna · Jan 1st, 2006, 02:08

Luna restaurant is a very good pure vegeterian restaurant (opposite Keventas)

Padma · Jan 1st, 2006, 04:13

Hi aalberg.

Lots of my favourites are already here but for me, my very favourite place is still Kunga at Clubside. The best tenthuk soup in all the land and lovelly, friendly people. The best Tibetan bread I had was in Aliment hotel. And one day we had a crazy treat and ate at the Elgin, which was amazing but deadly expesnive.

Have a terrific time, Darjeeling is loads of fun.
Padma

May 11th, 2005, 22:53	#1
aahlberg Yamini Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Madrid Posts: 63	¿Eating places for Darjeeling? Where? Any good eating places in Darjeeling? (where the indian people go)

May 12th, 2005, 01:51	#2
torryquine Oilfield Trash! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 700	There are lots of places around Chowrasta, frequented by as many Indian tourists and locals as 'foreigners'. There is also the Devekas restaurant at Clubside, it's Tibetan and the portions are HUGE - be warned. Have fun, Darjeeling's a great place. __________________ http://werenotafraid.com/

May 13th, 2005, 11:04	#4
somnath Maha Guru Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Calcutta Posts: 2,371	At Darjeeling ??????? Hi aahlberg, There are lot of options at chowrasta as mentioned by TQ, and The Park by Judi, where the Indian people go. But if you consider the quality and variety of food, please find a list right here: http://www.darjeelingnews.net/darjee...staurants.html I can’t resist myself from providing my favorite places at Darjeeling: 1. Keventers 2. Glenary's 3. The Park 4. Fiesta (I know I know, Rob the pom is not happy with me . OK Rob, let me mention it now – it is Joey's Pub) - Somnath

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May 12th, 2005, 18:45	#3
Judi Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: England Posts: 458	Hi aalberg. We particularly enjoyed The Park in Darjeeling. The food was great, so was the service ..... and we were the only white faces in the place. From talking to people at the tables around us, not only Indian tourists, but also locals eat there too. I can't recommend it highly enough.

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Sree Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Kolkata Posts: 113	In darjeeling, we were in "Darjeelind Tourist Lodge", A lodge of West Bengal tourism. Here I tested the best tea I ever had. In breakfast, various day we tested different items there. But I'll prefer to suggest the "aloo paratha". All the items we tried, were really tasty there. Coffee in Fiesta ....offff great. We also had our dinner there. Keventers & Glenary's are also remarkable. Don't forget to taste some Tibetan items there. Let me take a nap to taste all these items in dream .

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ggg Newbee Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Montreal Posts: 2	D.k restaurant. Cross the road from bus stand. it's just behind the 1st restaurant u will face there. Very nice momo and cheap. Good 4 lunch fix.

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Padma Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 77	Hi aalberg. Lots of my favourites are already here but for me, my very favourite place is still Kunga at Clubside. The best tenthuk soup in all the land and lovelly, friendly people. The best Tibetan bread I had was in Aliment hotel. And one day we had a crazy treat and ate at the Elgin, which was amazing but deadly expesnive. Have a terrific time, Darjeeling is loads of fun. Padma

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