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Main street ... Next to, CHAMPACA CAFE & ROASTRY, Paro, Bhutan
contacts phone: +975 77 41 17 84
larger map & directionsLatitude: 27.4305909, Longitude: 89.4136619
Veena
::Wonderful cafe with great ambience. Had fresh strawberry juice and veg fried rice. Ema Datshi was spicy and so was another side dish, but they provide buns and butter on the house.Highly recommended
Supriya D S
::Located at the center of the Paro town. Peaceful place, good food and very nice people. Had rice noodles, fried rice, garlic potatoes, fresh strawberry juice and watermelon juice.
Vanessa Sequeira
::Served with a side of chicken curry, or on its own, their bread and butter was the best! The owner very kindly offered to open shop early for us to take some freshly baked bread home with us on our flight. Really cute porch to sit out on, if you prefer dining outside.
Tap GOD
::It's located in mid City. But the food taste was very low. And it seemed like little old chicken were used . Most of the products are cold stored. They took more than a hour to prepare the food. The quantity was average. This restaurant can be the least in your preference. But we had no choice but to have lunch in it .
Shubham Singhal
::Beautiful cosy petit restaurant with a great of of the Paro market street or the mountain river view on the backside. I chose the latter. The host was very polite in suggesting me a good meal, offered a complimentary homemade bread side and also gave me important insights about the Taktsang trail. Prices are moderate to high, but worth the mountainside view if you take the outdoor seating :)