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Hours · Tue to Sun, 11 am to 9.30 pm
A short list we can always make, and a longer one that depends on what came off the truck at five. Ask what is good today; the answer changes.
Slow, with the marrow left in
About 400 g, grilled with timur
Sour, thin, and the reason to come
Nettle, and it is the season

Red gravy, naan.

Cream on top.

One plate.

For the table.
Rice, dal, saag, achar, mutton
The same, with chicken
Rice, dal, two vegetables, achar
Ten, with sesame achar
Dry, and hot enough to mean it

Egg and onion.

A plate.
The round tray.
Cold, with sesame and timur
Whatever green came up today
Two

Two, with onion.

Leaves.

A bowl.
Milk, boiled with the spice
Millet, and it takes an hour
Milk tea.
Bhansa is the kitchen, and in most Nepali houses it is the room nobody redecorates. Sita Rai cooked for other people's restaurants for eleven years before taking a room of her own in 2020, and she still goes to Kalimati at five rather than send anyone. The menu is written on butcher paper every morning because the alternative is printing something she cannot honestly cook.
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