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Duration
3 Days -
Accomodation
Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar, subject to availability -
Starts from
Kathmandu -
Ends at
Kathmandu -
Transportation
Private air-conditioned transport -
Trip type
Tours in Nepal
Trip Grade
Easy
Our Food Tour Kathmandu package is a three-day, two-night stay with guided food experiences in Kathmandu and Bhaktapur. It includes accommodation, private transfers, two breakfasts, one lunch, two dinners, and scheduled tastings. The main food walks happen on Day 2, while arrival and departure days leave time for travel.
Start your tasting day around Asan and Indra Chowk, exploring market lanes and stopping for small portions at local eateries. Depending on the confirmed menu, you might try momo, sel roti, and chiya. Then travel to Bhaktapur for a Newari lunch, a heritage walk, and juju dhau tasting. Your English-speaking guide explains the dishes and helps you navigate the food stops.
Both nights are in Kathmandu, with welcome and farewell dinners included. This Nepal food tour suits travellers who want local food and cultural sightseeing within a short stay. Tell us your dietary preferences before booking so we can check suitable options. For a longer holiday, explore our other tours in Nepal.
Tour at a Glance

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Feature |
Details |
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Duration |
3 days / 2 nights |
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Start and finish |
Kathmandu |
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Places visited |
Kathmandu and Bhaktapur |
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Food walk locations |
Asan, Indra Chowk, and lanes around Bhaktapur Durbar Square |
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Accommodation |
Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar, subject to availability |
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Transport |
Private air-conditioned airport transfers and scheduled transport |
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Guide |
English-speaking guide for scheduled walks and sightseeing |
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Meals included |
2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners, and scheduled tastings |
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Tasting stops |
Around 4–5 on Day 2, separate from lunch; final stops confirmed before booking |
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Walking conditions |
Walks split into sections, with breaks, steps, and uneven paving |
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Price for 2–3 guests |
USD 530 per person |
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Price for 4–6 guests |
USD 504 per person |
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Single-room supplement |
USD 204 |
Share dietary requirements and mobility needs before booking. Food alternatives and route adjustments require advance confirmation.

Trip Highlights
- Walk through Asan and Indra Chowk: Explore market lanes, ingredient stalls, and neighbourhood eateries with your English-speaking guide.
- Try local food in small portions: Sample dishes such as momo or sel roti, depending on the confirmed tasting menu.
- Sit down for a Newari lunch: Enjoy a meal in Bhaktapur while your guide explains the dishes served.
- Taste juju dhau in Bhaktapur: Try the local yoghurt during your afternoon visit, subject to dietary arrangements.
- Explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Combine food stops with a guided heritage walk and time for photographs.
- Stay two nights in Kathmandu: Enjoy welcome and farewell dinners, with private transfers included in your programme.
Trip Detailed itinerary
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Arrival in Kathmandu and Welcome Dinner
Day
1
Meet our representative at Tribhuvan International Airport for your private transfer to the hotel. Check in and take time to rest after your journey.
Depending on your arrival time, you may take a short orientation walk near your hotel or in Thamel. This is optional and can be skipped if you prefer to rest.
In the evening, enjoy a traditional Nepali welcome dinner. A cultural performance is included, subject to the restaurant’s schedule. Your guide introduces the dishes and explains the following day’s programme.
Late arrivals require an adjusted dinner arrangement and may miss the performance.
Meals: Welcome dinner.
Overnight: Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar, subject to availability. -
Kathmandu Food Walk and Bhaktapur Flavours
Day
2
Morning: Market Walk and Local Tastings
After breakfast, meet your English-speaking guide for a walk around Asan and Indra Chowk. A lighter breakfast leaves more room for the morning tastings.
Explore ingredient stalls and neighbourhood eateries, stopping for small portions along the way. Possible tastings include momo or sel roti, accompanied by chiya, depending on your confirmed menu.
Your guide explains the foods and selects stops according to opening hours and dietary arrangements.
Afternoon: Newari Lunch and Bhaktapur Heritage
Travel by private vehicle to Bhaktapur for a seated Newari lunch. Your guide explains the dishes served, with selections depending on the confirmed restaurant menu.
After lunch, explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square and nearby lanes. Combine heritage sightseeing with further tastings, including juju dhau where dietary arrangements allow.
There is time for photographs and a seated break before returning to Kathmandu. Walking involves steps and uneven paving, so share mobility needs before booking.
Evening: Rest and Farewell Dinner
Return to your hotel and rest before your farewell dinner. Enjoy a Nepali meal and compare your favourite dishes from the day.
Where restaurant arrangements allow, the farewell menu will differ from your welcome dinner.
Approximate Time
Planned Activity
09:00–11:00
Kathmandu market walk and light tastings
11:00–12:00
Private transfer to Bhaktapur
12:00–13:00
Newari lunch and seated break
13:00–15:00
Bhaktapur heritage walk and further tastings
15:00–16:00
Return to Kathmandu
Around 19:00
Farewell dinner
Plan for approximately four to five tasting stops across the day, separate from lunch. Final stops and menus are confirmed before booking. Traffic, opening hours, and local conditions may affect the schedule.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, farewell dinner, and scheduled tastings.
Overnight: Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar. -
Breakfast and Departure
Day
3
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before your private transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport. Your pickup time follows your flight schedule.
For early departures, request a packed breakfast in advance. Availability depends on the hotel’s arrangements.
Meals: Breakfast.
Overnight: None.
Trip Price details
Price includes
- Two nights at Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar, subject to availability.
- Air-conditioned airport transfers and transport for the scheduled programme.
- An English-speaking guide for scheduled walks and sightseeing.
- Two breakfasts, one lunch, one welcome dinner, and one farewell dinner.
- Scheduled Day 2 tastings, with the final menu confirmed before booking.
- A performance during the welcome dinner, subject to the restaurant’s schedule.
- Admission for the scheduled Bhaktapur Durbar Square visit.
- Arrival and departure assistance.
Price excludes
- International flights and Nepal visa fees.
- Travel insurance.
- Tips and personal expenses.
- Alcoholic drinks and beverages outside the confirmed menu.
- Extra food beyond the included meals and tastings.
- Optional activities, additional sightseeing, and services outside the itinerary.
Trip Information
Nepal Street Food and Newari Dishes You May Taste

This tour introduces Nepal street food and Newari dishes through small tastings and a seated lunch. Possible foods include momo, sel roti, bara, chatamari, and juju dhau. Your final menu depends on availability and dietary arrangements confirmed before booking.
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Food or Drink |
What to Expect |
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Momo |
Dumplings with vegetable or meat fillings, usually served with a dipping sauce. Confirm fillings before tasting. |
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Sel roti |
A ring-shaped rice bread with a lightly sweet flavour, fried until golden. |
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Chiya |
Tea often prepared with milk, sugar, and spices. Ask about preparation if you avoid dairy or prefer less sugar. |
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Bara |
A savoury lentil pancake associated with Newari cooking. Some versions include egg or meat toppings. |
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Chatamari |
A thin rice-flour pancake served plain or with toppings such as vegetables, egg, or minced meat. |
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Newari meal platter |
A selection of dishes served together for lunch. The combination depends on the restaurant and confirmed menu. |
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Juju dhau |
A rich, creamy yoghurt associated with Bhaktapur. It contains dairy. |
For more background, read Nepal Tourism Board’s overview of dining in Kathmandu.
Where the Food Tour Takes You
This food tour visits the market lanes of central Kathmandu and the heritage streets of Bhaktapur. Each stop combines food with a closer look at everyday life and local traditions.
Asan and Indra Chowk in Kathmandu

Around Asan and Indra Chowk, you’ll walk past ingredient stalls and neighbourhood eateries. Your guide explains unfamiliar ingredients and helps you choose from the planned tastings.
Food stops fit around vendor opening hours and your confirmed dietary arrangements. Expect walking through busy lanes, with pauses to taste, ask questions, and watch the market activity. For sightseeing beyond this programme, read our one-day Kathmandu guide.
Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Nearby Lanes

In Bhaktapur, the focus shifts to a seated Newari lunch, juju dhau, and a guided heritage walk. Your guide introduces the lunch dishes before you explore Durbar Square and surrounding lanes.
The afternoon includes food stops, time for photographs, and a seated break. Steps and uneven paving are part of the route, so comfortable walking shoes help. Bhaktapur Durbar Square forms part of the Kathmandu Valley World Heritage property.
For additional heritage sightseeing, explore our one-day historical places tour, booked separately from this food programme.
Food Tour Kathmandu Cost
For 2–3 guests, the package costs USD 530 per person. For 4–6 guests, it costs USD 504 per person.
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Group Size or Supplement |
Price |
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2–3 guests |
USD 530 per person |
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4–6 guests |
USD 504 per person |
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Single-room supplement |
USD 204 |
Budget separately for international flights, visa fees, travel insurance, tips, and personal purchases. Extra food, alcoholic drinks, and beverages outside the confirmed menu cost additional amounts.
Your booking quotation will specify room arrangements, included tasting portions, and drinks. Solo travellers should contact Euro Asia for a quotation, as the listed group rates start at two guests.
Accommodation and Private Transfers

You’ll spend both nights at Kathmandu Marriott Hotel or similar, subject to availability. Bhaktapur is a daytime visit, so you return to your Kathmandu hotel after the food and heritage walk.
Your booking confirmation will identify the hotel and room category. If the named hotel is unavailable, our team will discuss an alternative before confirming your stay. Share your room preferences when enquiring, including whether you need a separate room.
Private air-conditioned transport covers airport transfers and journeys within the scheduled programme, including the return trip to Bhaktapur. Market lanes and heritage areas are explored on foot with your guide.
Airport pickup follows your flight details. Your guide will confirm the Day 2 meeting time based on your hotel’s location. Journey times can vary with traffic, so the sightseeing schedule remains approximate.
Planning a longer stay? Our 10-day Nepal tour package covers Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan.
Dietary Requirements and Food Preferences
Tell us your dietary requirements before booking so we can check the planned meals and tastings with individual vendors. Available alternatives depend on ingredients, preparation methods, and the confirmed menu.
Vegetarian and Vegan Requests
Vegetarian and vegan requests need advance discussion. A dish’s name alone does not confirm its ingredients or preparation.
For vegan travellers, milk tea and juju dhau require alternatives or omission. We’ll check possible substitutions before confirming your food programme.
Allergies and Shared Kitchens
Tell us which ingredients you need to avoid, including sauces and toppings. Our team must check each request with the restaurants and tasting stops.
Shared kitchens may not prevent allergen cross-contact. We cannot guarantee an allergen-free meal or tasting, even when an ingredient is omitted.
Spice Levels and Drinks
Share your preferred spice level before the tour. Your guide can communicate requests, although some dishes and sauces may already be prepared.
Your quotation will specify included drinks. Alcohol and beverages outside the confirmed menu cost extra.
Walking, Timing and What to Bring
This Kathmandu food tour involves walking through market lanes and heritage areas, with tastings and seated breaks between sections. Expect steps and uneven paving around parts of the route.
Walking and Mobility Needs
Private transport connects Kathmandu and Bhaktapur, but the scheduled market and heritage walks take place on foot. Share mobility needs before booking so our team can check suitable arrangements.
Walking distances depend on the final stops. Ask for route details if walking duration or step access affects your plans.
Arrival and Departure Timing
Your arrival time determines whether an orientation walk and the scheduled welcome dinner are possible. Late arrivals require an adjusted dinner arrangement and may miss the cultural performance.
On Day 3, airport pickup follows your flight schedule. Request an early packed breakfast in advance, subject to hotel availability.
What to Bring
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Comfortable walking shoes: Choose a pair suitable for steps and uneven paving.
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Drinking water: Carry water for the walking sections.
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Weather-appropriate clothing: Bring layers, sun protection, or rain protection according to the forecast.
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A small day bag: Keep your daily essentials easy to carry.
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Spending money: Allow for extra drinks, personal purchases, and tips.
A lighter breakfast on Day 2 leaves room for tastings. Let your guide know when you need a break.
Why Choose Euro Asia for Your Nepal Food Tour?
Euro Asia Tours & Travels has served travellers from Kathmandu since 1995. Our team brings together the guides, restaurants, hotels, and transport needed for your visit.
Your English-speaking guide explains unfamiliar dishes and helps you explore the market lanes. Before booking, our team checks your requests with the people preparing and serving your food.
Learn more about Euro Asia Tours & Travels and meet our team.
Prepared by Euro Asia Tours & Travels, Kathmandu.
Plan Your Food Tour in Kathmandu
Enjoy Kathmandu’s market tastings and Bhaktapur’s Newari food as part of a three-day stay with Euro Asia. Share your plans so our team can check availability and prepare your booking details.
Please include:
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Your preferred travel dates and number of guests.
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Arrival and departure flight details, if available.
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Room preferences.
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Dietary requirements and food allergies.
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Mobility needs or walking concerns.
We’ll confirm hotel availability, meal arrangements, and scheduled services before you book.
Trip FAQ
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What is included in this three-day Kathmandu food tour?
The package includes two hotel nights, private airport transfers, scheduled transport, and English-speaking guide services for scheduled activities. You also receive two breakfasts, one lunch, two dinners, and scheduled tastings. Bhaktapur Durbar Square admission is included. The welcome dinner’s cultural performance depends on the restaurant’s schedule.
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How much does the package cost?
The price is USD 530 per person for 2–3 guests or USD 504 per person for 4–6 guests. The single-room supplement is USD 204. Solo travellers should request a separate quotation.
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Which foods might I taste?
Possible tastings include momo, sel roti, chiya, bara, chatamari, and juju dhau. A Newari lunch is also included. You may not receive every dish listed, as menus depend on availability and confirmed dietary arrangements.
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How many tasting stops are planned?
Approximately four to five tasting stops are planned on Day 2, separate from lunch. These are shared between the Kathmandu and Bhaktapur visits. Final stops are confirmed before booking but may change with opening hours or local conditions.
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Does the tour include Bhaktapur?
Yes. Day 2 includes private transport to Bhaktapur, a Newari lunch, a guided heritage walk, and scheduled tastings. You return to Kathmandu that afternoon and stay at your Kathmandu hotel.
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Can vegetarian or vegan travellers join?
Vegetarian and vegan travellers can request suitable arrangements before booking. Participation depends on vendors confirming appropriate meals and substitutions. Vegan requests require particular attention to dairy-containing items, including milk tea and juju dhau.
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Can you accommodate food allergies?
Allergy requests must be checked individually before booking. Tell us the ingredients you need to avoid so we can contact vendors. Shared kitchens may not prevent allergen cross-contact, and we cannot guarantee allergen-free meals or tastings.
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How much walking is involved?
Day 2 includes morning and afternoon walking sections, with tastings, lunch, and seated breaks. The scheduled activity periods include stops and are not continuous walking times. Expect steps and uneven paving. Exact distances depend on the final route.
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Are alcoholic drinks included?
No. Alcoholic drinks are excluded unless specifically added to your quotation. Your confirmed menu will identify included beverages. Additional drinks outside that selection cost extra.
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What happens if my arrival flight is late?
Your welcome dinner arrangement will need adjustment. Depending on arrival time, you may miss the optional orientation walk or cultural performance. Share updated flight details with Euro Asia so our team can coordinate your airport pickup and evening arrangements.
