Tibetan Restaurant (London) Reviews
Newest Review: ... Cafe. There is a sign on the building, which is on the right side of the street if you are heading from Leicester Square, and you need to look for this as the restaurant is actually located upstairs above a pizzeria. For this reason it isn't suitable for those in wheelchairs or who would be unable to climb a staircase. The menu is rather small compared to what you would expect from a Chinese, or similar, restaurant although this isn't really a problem as the the dishes are rather filling and you don't need too many. There are meat dishes although like Indian it is very friendly for vegetarians. Eggs and dairy do feature ... more
Customer Tibetan Restaurant (London) Reviews (1)
by - written on 07/08/00, updated on 20/08/01
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It may come as a surprise to know that nestled in Leicester Square between Pizza Hut, Burger King, Pizza Hut, McDonalds, Pizza Hut (really, count them and see how many there are) and the other chain restaurants there is a unique dining experience. As a vegan eating out usually means trying Asian cusines because European dishes tend to be centered around a main meat or fish dish. Luckily though I prefer the more varied meals offered by having a collection of different dishes as is common of Indian, Chinese and, my favourite, Thai cooking. The choice to try Tibetan food was therefore unmissable. The appropriately named "The Tibetan ... Read the complete review
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