Little Tibet Cafe & Gift Shop

Very good food. Tasty. Traditional Tibetan food Very careful with preparation. Clean place

The Little Tibet Cafe & Gift Shop, Chorepatan, Pokhara 33700 Tucked away in the peaceful lanes of Chorepatan, The Little Tibet Cafe & Gift Shop is a hidden gem that beautifully blends Tibetan charm with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. From the moment you step in, the warm ambiance and the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee make you feel right at home. The interior is thoughtfully designed—simple yet full of character. Tibetan-inspired decor, comfortable seating, and a calm environment create the perfect setting whether you're stopping by for a quiet coffee or catching up with friends. The place has a serene and artistic vibe that instantly puts you at ease. Service here is impressively quick and friendly. The staff are polite, attentive, and always ready with a smile, which makes your visit even more pleasant. Whether you're grabbing a cup on the go or settling in for a chat, you won’t be kept waiting. Coffee lovers will especially appreciate this spot—it's known for serving some of the best coffee in Pokhara. From rich espresso to smooth cappuccinos, every sip reflects quality and care. Their small bites and snacks also pair wonderfully with the drinks. The Little Tibet Cafe is not just a cafe—it’s also a charming gift shop. It offers a curated selection of Tibetan handicrafts, souvenirs, and handmade items that reflect the rich local culture. It’s a great place to pick up something meaningful for yourself or as a gift. Perfect for solo moments, date spots, or casual hangouts with friends, this cafe is a must-visit if you're in Pokhara. It offers everything you’d want from a neighborhood favorite—peace, personality, and a perfect cup of coffee. ⭐ Highly recommended!

A Hidden Gem in Pokhara: The Little Tibet Cafe Tucked away inside the Tibetan refugee camp in Pokhara, The Little Tibet Cafe is one of those rare finds that you almost don’t want to share—because part of its magic lies in how untouched it feels. It’s a bit removed from the city center, so I took a bike ride there—and honestly, the journey itself was half the charm. Winding roads, peaceful landscapes, and that crisp Pokhara air set the tone for what turned out to be an incredibly soulful afternoon. The cafe is small but beautiful, serving up authentic Tibetan delicacies—momos, ramen, chowmein—the kind of food that feels like a warm hug after a long ride. Everything tasted homemade, hearty, and deeply comforting. Right outside the cafe, you’ll find a row of antique shops selling local Tibetan jewelry, shawls, and handicrafts. And here’s the real kicker: they’re way more affordable than anything you’ll find in Kathmandu or even central Pokhara. I shopped like a maniac and didn’t even feel guilty. Since it’s not overrun with tourists, the whole area—especially the refugee camp—feels incredibly quiet, calm, and respectful. After lunch, I walked through the camp, soaking in the tranquil surroundings, traditional homes, prayer flags fluttering, and the breathtaking view of the mountains. It was meditative, almost surreal. If you’re looking for something off the beaten track—quiet, cultural, affordable, and beautiful—take a bike, ride out to The Little Tibet Cafe, eat well, shop smart, and let yourself slow down. It’s the kind of place that stays with you long after the trip is over.

Ma go to restaurant for good coffee and veg noodles. The manager and the staffs are good and nice. Their taste is delicious and specially affogato, brownie with ice cream, veg noodles and coffee is ma go to order. Only thing that need to take look is time management as they takes much time for the order, specially momo.

Delicious food for a decent price. Not expensive at all. We tried buff & chicken momo and keema (ground buffalo) noodles. The food was spicy, exactly what we wanted. This is the best momo place we've visited in Pokhara. Loved the food and their hospitality.

The most wonderful place you'll find in Pohkara. Visited this place pretty much every day for the best coffee you'll ever had, and gorged myself on the ridiculously amazing food. Seriously, their entire menu is unmatched. The staff here are some of the most wonderful people I've ever met and make me want to return to Nepal just to see them all again

Delicious food, friendly staffs and owner, good music, perfect ambience, very neat and clean, fast service, cozy and very reasonable price. Loved all the dishes. Tibetan sausage, brownie and ice cream, citi momo, fried rice, tingmo & shabtak, fried rice, everything they serve, all are superb and vummy. Varieties of fresh juices, drinks and hot beverages too. If you are in Pokhara, you definitely must visit this cafe once. But avoid wednesday if you are looking for non-veg options because they serve only veg dishes on Wednesdays.

Best tibetan food we have had in Nepal and we have had alot. The Shaphale & dry laphing are my personal favourite, the momos, tingmo & shapte were all good too. Will definitely visit again if I am back in Pokhara!