Coffee pot nepal

I like Kaldi’s cappuccino (probably because of the milk) and Café Society will always make you a good cup.

Here is a list of cafés to get your memory functioning: http://www.lukeko.com/posts?tags=cafe

Where is your favourite, reliably-good cup of coffee to be found in Kathmandu? Please share your wisdom below!

[UPDATE: Would be great if you knew what kind of coffee they use there. Is it foreign fluff or home-grown gold? Perhaps ask them next time...? ]

A packet of Annapurna Organic Coffee

Another one I have not tried…

Any feedback on this coffee? Please add below.

Morning Fresh Filter Coffee

This is coffee ground for a filter, I thing I don’t have. I will give it a try in a coffee pot and report back at some point in the future.

Your comments are welcome below…

It’s Royal Everest Coffee! Perhaps this is aimed at those people nostalgic for when the country was ruled by a super-wealthy, rotund gent and his super-wealthy, rotund family.

Any thoughts on the taste of this one?

Don’t have a picture of this one. Café Olla is opposite mandala Book Point on Kathipath (see map on http://www.lukeko.com/posts/716 ). They grow their own coffee in Gumdi somewhere in Lalitpur. The beans are roasted freshly upstairs on the premises. If you buy some coffee from them, they will grind it there in front of you. So at least you know it is super fresh. And it is pretty powerful – the smell is fantastic. Its 100% arabica and perhaps a little strong for some. Was very good in this morning’s latte though.

A pack of Lalitpur Organic Coffee

The packing isn’t that special. Or rather it is quite special. How is the contents? Any opinions?

Jalpa Gold (Fine espresso / cappuccino blend)

I have bought a packet of this stuff a few days ago. Have yet to try. Will report back soon. Your opinion please?

Jalpa Gold

Jalpa Gold. What a name! It’s available in many supermarkets. How does it taste?