
Khasi ko Masu (Nepali Goat Curry — Dashain Special)
Khasi ko Masu — slow-cooked Nepali goat curry, the centerpiece of Dashain feasts. Bone-in goat in a deep mustard-oil masala finished with timur and ghee.
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Khasi ko Masu — slow-cooked Nepali goat curry, the centerpiece of Dashain feasts. Bone-in goat in a deep mustard-oil masala finished with timur and ghee.

Kheer — Nepal's beloved festival rice pudding. Slow-simmered basmati or short-grain rice in milk, perfumed with cardamom and bay, finished with raisins and almonds. Made on Janai Purnima and at every special occasion.

The Newari khaja set — a brass-platter feast of beaten rice, lentil cakes, smoky meat, and pickles. The quintessential Newari snacking tradition from the Kathmandu Valley, explained component by component.

Puri Tarkari — Nepal's beloved breakfast and festival meal. Golden puffed wheat bread served with a spiced potato curry tempered in mustard oil with methi and timur.

Sel Roti — the iconic Nepali fried sweet rice ring, crisp on the outside and soft within, made for Tihar, Dashain, and every joyful occasion in between.

Yomari — the sacred Newari steamed dumpling, fish-shaped and filled with chaku (jaggery cooked with sesame). Made for Yomari Punhi, the December full-moon festival of the Kathmandu Valley.