It has been years since I visited Nepal and I guess that a lot of things have changed after the second revolution couple of years ago. Have Nepali restaurants started serving beef products openly in Kathmandu? Reason asking is, I regularly read Nepalitimes.com and on their "Someplace Else" section which features reviews of restaurants in Kathmandu, mentions beef entrees available on the menu. I know that Nepal has moved to being a Federal state but has the constitution changed as well? I know it was a crime under the constitution of 2047 BS to salughter cows. So what rule is Nepal being ruled under currently? People who have visited Nepal recently and eaten at restaurants can chime about the issue of beef products available there. http://nepalitimes.com/issue/2...
biwash prawashi · Jan 4, 2013 11:38 PM · 20,482 views
do they serve buffalo meat too? some restaurants serve wild buffalo
kittys · Jan 5, 2013 12:32 AM
and what is the big deal about serving beef? if your religion prohibits it then don't eat it. Others would like to have it.
ashishme · Jan 5, 2013 3:02 AM
the restaurant inside garden of dreams serve beef burgers
texasranger · Jan 5, 2013 8:23 AM
के के न रहेछ भनि हेरेको त बिफ को कुरा : माओबादि आए पछी मुसलेले झैँ गाइ काटेर खाए र खाने नया बानि बसाए भने पादरी को संख्या दिनानु दिन जनसंख्या ब्रिद्दि भन्दा चर्को रुपमा यिनीहरुको संख्या बढ्दै छ ( डलर को करामत अनि गरिबी को फाइदा ) यिनी हरुलाई बिफ पकाएर सेवा गर्नु परेन भुत्रोको बिफ बिफ भनि चिच्याई रहन्छौ , देस का पुगी सक्यो ?
Magorkhe1 · Jan 5, 2013 10:20 AM
I was In Isrsael a jewish country by constitution. Jewish dont eat pork. Minority are muslims in Israel Muslims also dont eat pork but in market you can buy pork why because christians also live in Israel, Russian jews they also eat pork so to serve them pork is avaiulable in market. I was in Malaysia , a muslim country by constitution but in market you can buy pork why because chines do live in malaysia which are either christians or budhhist or taoist or atheist they eat pork so to serve them pork is avilable. In Petlaing Jaya Province of Malaysia where the Capital is , nearby the place where I lived there was a open place like the size of ktm Tudikhel , they called it food square where there used to be about 200 resturents (food stalls) at night time . I used to go there for dinner I was surprised to see that in that food square some rsturants were serving beef, some pork. muslims , christinas and hindus all visit that place for dinner. In ktm too I remember finding beef in so called supermarkets arround 2050. It was imported from Switzerland and the label read "Rindfleish", a german word for beef.
_____ · Jan 5, 2013 10:43 AM
खानेले खान्छन होला नि, बालै हो. मान्छेले मान्छे मारेर खाको त सुन्न पाइन्छ नेपालमा, गाई त जनावर न पर्यो.
jantare1 · Jan 5, 2013 10:54 AM
it was served at nanglo 4 years ago when i was in nepal
maxpayne · Jan 5, 2013 11:59 AM
तेस्ता विभेदकारी कानून अझै पनि छ भने बनाउनेहरु को कानको मुनि बजाउनु पर्ने, खानेले खाओस न |
bittertruth · Jan 5, 2013 12:44 PM
ashish me not trying to make a big deal here buddy. just wanted to know what people have experienced in Nepal regarding the issue. ------- bro may be our conservative country is moving to becoming one of those you mentioned regarding religion but for sure things have changed a lot in Nepal in every aspect. ahile Nepal 2047 ko constitution ma chaleko chha ni k maa chaleko chha? j hos nepali ko jibro ma steak, pepporoni , cheeseburger ko swad jhundiyo jasto chha nikkainai
biwash prawashi · Jan 5, 2013 7:49 PM
langsya or goru ko masu is the best!
ShaKEEn · Jan 5, 2013 8:58 PM
Biwash prawasi...did you hear about the term "Naya Nepal"?
ashishme · Jan 5, 2013 11:17 PM
shakeen, yes, langshya is the best. I hear ya brother :D
bittertruth · Jan 6, 2013 1:07 AM
To be fair to the chicken and goat, i do eat beef sometimes. Never at home but at MacDonalds. But I have really cut down a lot on my meat to twice a week. I think it is cruel to kill animals for food. This is my biggest challenge to myself. To become a vegetarian soon.
freedom2012 · Jan 6, 2013 2:40 AM
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