Joys of Breakfast
Location: Pokhara, Nepal
Local Time: Saturday, Nov 5, 2005 -12:24pm
I'm still sleeping at the meditation center. It is nice and quiet there, with a lawn and a view. It is also very affordable. 100Rs / night ($2 CND).
I left at about 8:30am, stopping quickly at the Hungry Eye Restaurant to grab a chocolate bun. Attachment to food is an issue I have. So tasty.
Then, off to meet Seth and Shelby for breakfast. We went to a juice place, just off the main street along Lakeside. Lakeside is the name used to identify the tourist area of Pokhara. The main street (there is a lane for traffic in EACH direction) runs more or less north-south along the eastern edge of Phewa Lake.
60Rs for a large bowl of museli, fruit and curd. Great stuff. The same place also serves large mugs of freshly squeezed juice. To bad I don't have room for both the juice and the breakfast. I highly recommend a mug of bannana-pineapple juice. The lemon juice is also quite tasty, though obviously not sweet.
Local Time: Saturday, Nov 5, 2005 -12:24pm
I'm still sleeping at the meditation center. It is nice and quiet there, with a lawn and a view. It is also very affordable. 100Rs / night ($2 CND).
I left at about 8:30am, stopping quickly at the Hungry Eye Restaurant to grab a chocolate bun. Attachment to food is an issue I have. So tasty.
Then, off to meet Seth and Shelby for breakfast. We went to a juice place, just off the main street along Lakeside. Lakeside is the name used to identify the tourist area of Pokhara. The main street (there is a lane for traffic in EACH direction) runs more or less north-south along the eastern edge of Phewa Lake.
60Rs for a large bowl of museli, fruit and curd. Great stuff. The same place also serves large mugs of freshly squeezed juice. To bad I don't have room for both the juice and the breakfast. I highly recommend a mug of bannana-pineapple juice. The lemon juice is also quite tasty, though obviously not sweet.
posted by Jaye | 12:11 PM
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