Dudh Sagar

Kathmandu


This bustling local sweets house is the place to reacquaint yourself with South Indian vegetarian snacks such as dosas, idly (pounded rice cakes) and uthapam (pizza-like rice-and-daal pancake), topped off by a vast range of milk-based Indian sweets. A masala dosa followed by dudh malai (cream-cheese balls in chilled pistachio milk) makes a great meal for Rs 215.


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