Khumbila is a Nepalese Fusion Restaurant in Tokyo Japan. The restaurant is owned by Ms. Dilmaya Moriya of Khumbila Group, she a successful restaurateur. Khumbila began 30 years ago and customers are not just Nepalese but Japanese as well as people from other nations. All the staff serving customers on the restaurant floor speaks English, Japanese, Hindi and Nepalese.
Opening hours of the restaurant:
Lunch
Monday - Friday 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
Saturday - Sunday 11:30 am - 3:00 pm
Dinner
Monday - Friday 5:00 pm - Last order 10:30 pm
Saturday - Sunday 5:00 pm - Last order 10:30 pm

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Khumbila Nepalese Restaurant
1-9-11 Ebisu Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Phone : 03-3719-6115
Email : bookings@khumbila.com | kumar.baraili@khumbila.com

"Sayaun Thunga Phool Ka" (Made of Hundreds of Flowers) the national anthem of Nepal. It was officially declared as the national anthem of Nepal on August 3, 2007 amid a ceremony held at the conference hall of National Planning Commission, inside Singha Durbar, by the speaker of the interim parliament, Mr. Subash Chandra Nemwang. The lyrics of the National Anthem were written by the poet Pradeep Kumar Rai, alias Byakul Maila. The music is composed by Amber Gurung.

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Nepal Malay Khabar is a Nepalese Malaysia news website run by Nepalese living in Malaysia. The website is mainly in Nepalese but some news can also be found in English. The website contains special/headline news, literature, sports, entertainment, news in English, photos and photo news. There is a place for you to make/write comments. You can also find links to various Nepal or Nepalese related links.

NepalJapan.com is a Nepalese online news site from Japan in Nepalese language. News covering from Japan, Nepal and world. Just like any other Nepalese website, it is filled with ads on every side of the website.

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In Japan
NepalJapan
Masukura Bld 5F, 3-9-4 Shinjuku
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022 Japan
Email: info@nepaljapan.com

In Nepal
Mahabaudha 30, House No. 79
Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel:977-1- 426-7579
Email: info@nepaljapan.com

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Photo: SR Thulung | Welfare Centre | ShivaDhara Dharan, Nepal

Gurkha Welfare Centre - Is this really a welfare centre for the Gurkhas? The Place where the retired Gurkhas are supposed to get some help and assistance. Mainly medical help and assistance to retired Gurkha and the widows of the Gurkhas who served in the British Gurkha.
But, in Nepal people are selfish and always waiting to pull others down incase they might do well than oneself. Even in this small place which is owned by the British Government you find people doing politics. People who are working here seems to take side either they show favour or go against people of certain caste when it comes to providing welfare assistance.
Well most of the staff working here are Rais and Limbus, who are paid by the British Government to be a help and assistance to the retired Gurkhas and their families and not to politicise the situation.
I came across Rais and other caste staff, found them to be quiet helpful despite of whatever the caste the Gurkha and their family member was. But, I found Limbu workers to be little more leaning towards their own caste and delay and obstruct the welfare process if they were other than Limbus.
People working her must remember they got their job only because of the Gurkhas and their family, the only reason they were hired to serve and assist in any means within the British guideline. If there were no Gurkhas and their families no matter what their caste is, there would be no jobs here. People here are paid only because of the Gurkhas and are paid to help and look after them.
British have no clue about this, at least I think? But, people who are paid to help the Gurkhas are the people who are being a hindrance to their own fellow countrymen.

Khukuri Restaurant is a popular Nepalese restaurant in Kula Lumpur, Malaysia. It was founded by Subhadra Limbu who came to Malaysia few years ago. Restaurant serves various Nepalese dishes to name some: Mahi (Whey / Watered down youghurt),Khasi ko Khutta (Goat leg), Momo (Steamed dumplings), Andra Bhudi (Roast intestine) and more. They are opened daily for both lunch and dinner. You can either eat in the restaurant, take away, home delivery service or dinner parties are option you can choose from with Khukuri Restaurant.

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The Khukri
No. 26, First Floor
Jalan Tun Tan Siew Sin (Jalan Silang)
50050 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Tel: 60320720663
Email: TheKhukuri@yahoo.com | bishwavision@yahoo.com

Namaste Nepal is a Nepalese Restaurant situated in Boronia Road right in the middle of Boronia, the outer Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The restaurant specialises in Nepalese traditional foods like: Momo (dumplings) both vegetarian and non-vegetarian, Nepalese Fried Rice, Chicken Chilli, Chicken cubes, Grilled Fish and Chicken. The restaurants also do group bookings, parties and functions.  Free home delivery available for a minimum order of AUD 30.00 before 7:30 p.m. within 2 km.

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Namaste Nepal Restaurant
91 A, Shop 4, 91 A, Boronia Road, Boronia,
Vic 3155
Tel. 03 97620057

Shortest man eats too… But how much?

Shoe company should use him for the ads

Tooth brush for this little man would be like Nepalese khukari in terms of size. Good ad for little kids as they think he is like one of them

Nepal’s shortest man Khagendra Thapa Magar with his family and supporter are heading to Italy to claim the title and be printed in London based Guiness Book of World Record. This mini me could be the second famous Nepalese item only after World’s highest mountain - Mt. Everest