Restaurants in Leh
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La Pizzeria
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Pizza
Leh’s most attractively appointed garden restaurant is considerably pricier than most other eateries, but well worth the extra for thin-crust pizzas, excellent pumpkin soup (Rs90), tajines, tandoori dishes or even trout in brandy sauce. Beer is also served (Rs 150).
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Gesmo
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Loveable old-fashioned traveller haunt, with gingham tablecloths, checkerboard ceilings, and a range of cakes and breakfasts supplementing good-value curries.
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Summer Harvest
Top-notch Indian and Chinese food, cold beers and international sports on the TV attract travellers to this warm and inviting restaurant.
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Lamayuru Restaurant
Surrounded by other similar backpacker eateries, this is a plain but very reliable place for good inexpensive Indian, Chinese and international snacks.
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Neha Snacks
Locals flock to this Punjabi place for pure-veg snacks like channa puri (chickpea curry with bread) and Indian sweets.
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Grill-N-Curry
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Climb two flights of metal steps for un-usual palace views, then stay for the rich, spicy mushroom caju masala (Rs90).
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Tibetan Kitchen
Evening tables should be booked in the afternoon (in person) at this classy restaurant at the Hotel Tso-Kar. The menu has lots of Tibetan specialities like sha bakleh (bread stuffed with meat) and ruchowtse (cheese and vegetable momos in soup), but no alcohol.
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Leh View Restaurant
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Balti
A Kashmiri-owned place with meaty Kashmiri curries as well as the usual traveller fare. Go up to the roof terrace for dinner with a view.
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Booklovers Retreat
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Café
Comparatively sophisticated yet no pricier than the competition for a wide range of cuisines, including creditable Middle Eastern standards. There’s a two-case bookshop and an appealing covered roof terrace.
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Chopsticks
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
This third-floor pan-Asian restaurant is Leh’s most stylish eatery. The Thai green curry (Rs90) is excellent. The tom kha kai (Thai chicken and coconut soup) is much less convincing.
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Penguin Garden
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Hidden just off the main drag, this is a peaceful place to read the newspapers while nibbling cake by day, or to sit in the twinkling coloured lamplight over tandoori chicken at night.
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Himalaya Café
One of several top-floor restaurants at the south end of Main Bazar, serving good Chinese and Indian fast food in calming modern surroundings. There's also a roof terrace.
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Pumpernickel German Bakery
Behind the simple bakery counter is a merrily ramshackle dining room with Ladakhi wooden columns and a full multicuisine menu. Try its tofu curry (Rs80 including rice).
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Amdo
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Not to be confused with Amdo Food, Amdo is across the road, with a roof terrace and a wider-ranging menu, including stomach-sizzling chilli-garlic Chow Mein (Rs45).
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Sheldon Garden Restaurant
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Calm, candle-lit garden serving brilliantly succulent chicken malai tandoori and a vast range of partly successful Mexican, Italian and local options.
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Amigo Korean Cafe
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Seoul with soul, this delightfully shady garden cafe offers a wide range of Korean specialities, with menus in English and Hangul, along with green tea (Rs20).
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Dolphin Bakery
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
The Dolphin serves cakes and good vegie burgers (albeit with flourescent yellow fries), on a simple triangle of a streamside, tree-shaded terrace.
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Local Food Restaurant
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Regionally sourced produce and traditional recipes live up to the Women’s Alliance’s think-local philosophy. Garden seating. Very limited choice.
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Il Forno
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Pizza
Unassuming but better than most other lacklustre rooftop restaurants above Main Bazaar, especially for pizza. Beer is also served (Rs130).
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Ladakhi Bakeries
You can buy freshly baked Tibetan bread from the traditional wood-fired Ladakhi bakeries behind the Jama Masjid.
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La Terrasse
Open relatively late with a popular roof terrace and (less appealing) indoor dining room for cold nights.
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Mona Lisa
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
Competant multicuisine menu served on a congenial covered terrace.
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Amdo Food
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Other
The decor isn’t special but the Tibetan food is. Excellent momos, great fried cheese wontons and lip-smacking vegetable balls in raspberry-coloured garlic sauce. No alcohol. Enter from the side alley.
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