It is Better to die than to be a coward’ is the motto of the world famous Gurkha Soldiers.

The term Gurkhas is traditionally used to describe the men of Nepal who serve as soldiers in the armies of Nepal, Britain, or India. The word Gurkhas originated from Gorkha, one of the districts west of Nepal, where king Prithivi Narayan Shah reigned early 17th century. He had very strong, loyal, tough and devoted Gorkhali armies from whose contribute he succeeded in uniting Nepal into one kingdom around 1768-69 AD.

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"Service was Ok until we had our own cake - it is Feb 29 and I am a leapling. So today is a VERY special day. People in my group who had ordered the banquet were denied their (paid for) dessert and tea and coffee - business decision by the staff. Not happy. Will not go back. The momos were tough and so over processed that it was unpleasant. A $400+ bill and they could not even discount $1 p.."

"Asked for string chip wondering what kind of Nepalese food this is. Turned out to be shoe string french fries with tomato dipping sauce very poor. Service was slow and meals for the best part small and tasteless. Very little ambience. Won't be back." more reviews

Price Guide	Entrée $4.90 - $9.50, Main $8.90 - $15.90, Dessert $4.90 - $6.90
Payment Options	Cash, Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Diners, Eftpos
Features	$2 corkage Per-head, BYO (Wine Only), Deliveries, Licensed, Outside dining area, Private dining area, Takeaway
Ambience	Relaxed, Trendy
Food	Vegetarian option
Styles	Formal, Sit down
Suitable For	Birthday/Anniversary, Business lunch/dinner