Is cow meat free in nepal ?

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happy days

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look this pic published in one online news paper

rrr

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HAAAA

sujanks

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and it is the cheapest in the list... weird... i think beef is more expensive than chicken or pork in the us.

ShresthaN

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May be the picture was taken in Darjeeling

8-)

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isn't it illegal to sell beef in nepal? it used to be illegal..

u_day

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checkout the name of the hotel- SAJHA HOTEL.....

raascal

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saheed maya sajha hotel!!! hotel ko naam pani unique, menu pani unique. WAY 2 GO!!!

MeroJageer

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That is maoist hotel. The picture file name is maoist-hotel.jpg

Dalli Resham

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I can't beleive this hotel ( restaurant) exist at all.

Neptex

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Hey folks, when I was in Nepal few months ago in Nepal, I was about to puke. So many restaurants in Kathmandu sell dishes made of beef. I myself wondered if it is legal to do that. I think after Prajatantra dawned in Nepal, situation has changed and I TOTALLY DISAGREE with allowing to sell beef in Nepal. It is wrong to kill, consume, and sell beef in Nepal.

hurray

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I don't understand what's so big deal to sell beef. Afterall, if you are a hindu and religious, you would opt not to buy beef even if offered, wouldn't you? Or are your beliefs and convictions so fragile that they get shattered by the sight of beef being sold or the delicious stake being grilled on the sidewalks of Nepal?

Dalli Resham

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I wonder what do they do when a cow, bull or ox-en gets too old ??? I am just wondering!!!!! like always!!!

prajatantra

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WTF! It may be one of those restaurant in Rolpa or Rukum, I think Maoist made in legal in their part of country

sujanks

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i would agree to consume beef that were farmed specifically for meat (cattle) purpose. there should be a moral issue to consuming cow that were farmed for milk, religion and spirituality.

le chef du nuit

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neptex i love beef why shouldnt i be allowed to eat it ? i respect your hindu beliefs and i dont intrude on them by forcing a burget down your gullet what right do you have to intrude on my scepticism ?

le chef du nuit

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and btw do you also believe that paras is an avatar of vishnu? or that तल्लो जातको मान्छेले छोयको पानी खाँदामा बाहुनको जात जान्छ

Chatmandude

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Hear hear, if someone wants to consume beef, let him/her consume beef. What's the beef* on that? If you are religiously inclined not to eat beef, then that is your prerogative. But why impose your values on others? Anyway, this "one and only hindu kingdom" propaganda is bunch of bull*. (*pun intended) I, for one, love eating steak. Outback is my favorite restaurant chaing. Porterhouse is my favorite cut.

Khaobaadi

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Paras is BHASMASHUR ko avatar

sujanks

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Steaks (medium rare.. yum.. ) are made from those cows that are specifically raised for food... not milk or reproduction. So, it's like eating chicken, pork, khasi et al.

Birbhadra

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beef or no beef that is not my priority, i do not eat beef but i don't care if somebody does it is their choice, however our priority should be restoration of a secular democratic and if possible a republic nepal.

chipledhunga

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Yes, the restaurant is from the Maoist heartland. They are known to run such "sajha", "sahakari" etc "hotels" in their strongholds, and beef is a regular feature of their menu. I also remember reading reports stating that villagers were often forcefully fed beef by the Maoists. To my understanding, cow slaughter is prohibited in Nepal but consumption of beef is not. For the very reason, beef, legally imported from India and possibly elsewhere, is commonly served in restaurants in tourist areas such as Thamel and Lakeside, Pokhara.

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