Hemingway’s Bar/Café – ‘Isn’t it pretty to think so.’ Posted on July 15, 2011March 9, 2012 By Laura McManus If you’re seeking somewhere chilled and down to earth, Hemingway’s is a hidden gem among the throng of bars and cafés in the popular Lazimpat district. Despite its proximity to the more uppity Raddison’s, Hemingway’s remains simple in its approach; a delicious and affordable menu, a wide selection of drinks,… Read more
Cuppas – Sip. Chat. Work. Relax. Posted on July 15, 2011March 13, 2012 By Anuj Jung Thapa The city of Kathmandu has a reputation for a lot of things but one of them has not been coffee. An average coffee drinker here in Kathmandu is still satisfied with the sub-par coffee that the typical coffee joint ever so happily pumps out. But, amidst this coffee desert, there… Read more
No Name, A big reputation built with no name Posted on July 15, 2011March 9, 2012 By Akriti Shilpakar The name of the restaurant is what attracted me first. With no name and no expectations I just had to try out this place. Despite opening its doors just a few months ago, the popularity No Name has earned in this short time is remarkable. Located at Putalisadak, right across… Read more
Slamming Nepal through Poetry Posted on July 15, 2011June 11, 2019 By Pratik Shrestha The art of poetry has multiple forms that give an individual a medium to explore their inner thoughts and convey them through words. Gaining popularity all over the world, slam poetry, in the definitive term, is a spoken-word battle where poets predominately recite their own works that are then judged… Read more