Bodhgaya Restaurants

  1. Fujia Green

    Another popular year-round tent restaurant, Fujia Green serves up wonderful Tibetan fare such as momos (dumplings), thukpas and thenthuks (types of noodle soup), as well as tasty chicken dishes.

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  2. Gautam

    Opposite the Burmese Vihara on Bodhgaya Rd is the long-running and popular semi-tent restaurant the Gautam . It's pretty basic and has a varied but standard travellers' menu of breakfast fare, pancakes, pasta and Indian and Chinese, along with sweets such as chocolate-chip cookies or cinnamon rolls.

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  3. Gautam Lassi Corner

    Opposite Mahabodhi Temple, serves up creamy lassis, coffee, juice and chowmein.

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  4. Old Pole-Pole

    Opposite the Burmese Vihara on Bodhgaya Rd is the long-running and popular semi-tent restaurant Old Pole-Pole. It's pretty basic, much like it's neighbouring restaurant Gautam and has a varied but standard travellers' menu of breakfast fare, pancakes, pasta and Indian and Chinese, along with sweets such as chocolate-chip cookies or cinnamon rolls.

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  5. Om Restaurant

    Next door to Vishnu, this place is similar.

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  7. Original Pole-Pole

    Opposite the Burmese Vihara on Bodhgaya Rd is the long-running and popular semi-tent restaurant Original Pole-Pole . It's pretty basic and has a varied but standard travellers' menu of breakfast fare, pancakes, pasta and Indian and Chinese, along with sweets such as chocolate-chip cookies or cinnamon rolls.

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  8. Royal Residency

    Considering it's in Bodhgaya's most upmarket hotel, the restaurant itself is plain on décor and disappointingly cramped, but the food is good with some of the best Chinese and North Indian fare in town. This is the only restaurant in Bodhgaya to serve alcohol, but at around Rs 250 for a beer it's a real luxury!

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  9. Swagat Restaurant

    At Hotel Tathagat International, this is a good choice with an innovative menu of veg and non-veg dishes such as mutton badam pasanda (boneless mutton stuffed with almonds and cooked in an almond gravy), Portuguese-style fish and a creamy malai kofta.

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  10. Vishnu Restaurant

    Opposite the park, a reliable travellers menu of Indian, Chinese, continental and Tibetan food. Cramped inside but there are shady tables out the front.

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