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Paro 12001, Bhutan
contacts phone: +975 77 10 33 79
website: www.mountaincafe.bt
larger map & directionsLatitude: 27.4306334, Longitude: 89.4134167
saurabh gagpalliwar
::Nicely located cafe in the heart of the city. We tried a lot of things and we think the the overall food is good, the thali was good, the bhindi fried was good, the mix veg and dal were overall okay, the curd was a bit sour. The fries were okay. The steamed Momos were amazing. The cheese garlic bread was okay. The masala chai was amazing.
Ron Rossi
::Terrific little coffee and pastry shop. The espresso is terrific. The cake and raised doughnuts are good. But no ice cream in this or several other of the many of Paro's fine coffee shops although advertised. Nice stop after your visit to Tiger's Nest!
Allen Wen
::Nice cafe offering a good selection of western and local treats. A favorite coffee shop amongst tourists.
Rajeev Anand Bangalore
::Awesome food. One of the best places to eat in Paro, Bhutan. Pure vegetarian. Only minus point is for the house flies. Too many. They spoilt the dining experience. But then we realised that's the case in Paro everywhere. House fly infestation is a problem. If you are ok to simply shoo it away and slurp on the delicious food, definitely go here.
Sonny Shan
::Located on the main street in Paro. Dropped in for lunch. It's a vegetarian restaurant and was busy. Bhutanese and other types of food on the menu. Tasty food at reasonable prices. Staff were very friendly and courteous. Acceptable wait times.