Dolma Restaurant, Diskit (Nubra Valley)

[Yogesh Sarkar]

Dolma Restaurant had proved to be a savior for [MENTION=6]darkside_of_d_sun[/MENTION] and me in 2005, when we had to choose between eating sweet chow mein or sleeping empty stomach. Although at that time we had maggi, this time around, I decided to have aloo paratha with omelette. While neither was what I would term tasty, both were alright and food was comparatively economical (Rs. 160 for 4 parathas, 2 omelettes, cup of dal and 2 cup of teas) and for me, Dolma Restaurant once again proved to be a savior, since rest of the restaurants in Diskit weren’t open early in the morning, when I was feeling extremely hungry, having photographed the sunrise.

 

[hackernewbie]

sweet chow mein ?? eeewww!!

 

[prajan76]

chowmein that too sweet..................hmmmmm

 

[darkside_of_d_sun]

Oh, now I fully remember it!

 

[asmita]

sweet chow mein ?? eeewww!!

Second that!!!!!

 

[Yogesh Sarkar]

Tell me about it. I had to gulp it down with a bottle of cold drink, since the sauce that restaurant had, was sweet as well!

 

[hackernewbie]

Tell me about it. I had to gulp it down with a bottle of cold drink, since the sauce that restaurant had, was sweet as well!

 

[eskay]

Well, berkfast doesn't seem to be everybody's cup of tea. Breakfast is quite another thing, though!

Please see the signboard in the first pic

 

[asmita]

I am not fond of sweetness in my savoury dishes. It is a rare dish of sweet savoury that I enjoy so yeah 'Yuck!' for sweet noodles. I completely sympathise with you Yogesh.