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  • Japanese Food Festival in Kathmandu Ends Today

    The Japanese Food Festival at Hokkaido Asian Cuisine in Lazimpat ends today, 9 November. It has run since 3 November at the Radisson Hotel premises, with a dinner buffet, live sushi and teppanyaki every evening.

    The festival marks 70 years of Nepal-Japan diplomatic relations and the seventh anniversary of the Hokkaido Group. Around 48 dishes across nine categories were served, and the dinner buffet cost Rs 3,000 per person.

    Photo: Hippopx (public domain)
    Source: Nepal On The Web

    #JapaneseFoodFestival #Kathmandu #Sushi #NepalFood #FoodFestival
    Japanese Food Festival in Kathmandu Ends Today The Japanese Food Festival at Hokkaido Asian Cuisine in Lazimpat ends today, 9 November. It has run since 3 November at the Radisson Hotel premises, with a dinner buffet, live sushi and teppanyaki every evening. The festival marks 70 years of Nepal-Japan diplomatic relations and the seventh anniversary of the Hokkaido Group. Around 48 dishes across nine categories were served, and the dinner buffet cost Rs 3,000 per person. Photo: Hippopx (public domain) Source: Nepal On The Web #JapaneseFoodFestival #Kathmandu #Sushi #NepalFood #FoodFestival
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  • No sugar shortage for Tihar, say traders

    With Lakshmi Puja tonight, families across Nepal are busy making sweets and sel roti. Government agencies and traders say there is enough sugar, rice, pulses and cooking oil for the festival.

    The Salt Trading Corporation holds about 11,700 tonnes of sugar. Sugar sells at Rs 100 a kilo at 38 subsidised outlets across the country, and at about Rs 110 a kilo in the market. Gas for cooking, though, is still in short supply in some areas.

    Photo: Wikimedia Commons
    Source: The Kathmandu Post

    #Tihar #LaxmiPuja #NepalFood #SelRoti #FestivalSweets
    No sugar shortage for Tihar, say traders With Lakshmi Puja tonight, families across Nepal are busy making sweets and sel roti. Government agencies and traders say there is enough sugar, rice, pulses and cooking oil for the festival. The Salt Trading Corporation holds about 11,700 tonnes of sugar. Sugar sells at Rs 100 a kilo at 38 subsidised outlets across the country, and at about Rs 110 a kilo in the market. Gas for cooking, though, is still in short supply in some areas. Photo: Wikimedia Commons Source: The Kathmandu Post #Tihar #LaxmiPuja #NepalFood #SelRoti #FestivalSweets
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  • Kaag Tihar begins today with food for the crows

    Nepal is celebrating Kaag Tihar today, the first day of the five-day Tihar festival. Families place food on rooftops and in courtyards early in the morning for crows.

    The crow is regarded as the messenger of Yamraj, the god of death and justice. Homes also prepare festive food like sel roti and sweets, and special worship is being held today at Kageshwori temples in Kathmandu.

    Photo: Wikimedia Commons
    Source: myRepublica

    #KaagTihar #Tihar #NepalFood #SelRoti #NepalFestival
    Kaag Tihar begins today with food for the crows Nepal is celebrating Kaag Tihar today, the first day of the five-day Tihar festival. Families place food on rooftops and in courtyards early in the morning for crows. The crow is regarded as the messenger of Yamraj, the god of death and justice. Homes also prepare festive food like sel roti and sweets, and special worship is being held today at Kageshwori temples in Kathmandu. Photo: Wikimedia Commons Source: myRepublica #KaagTihar #Tihar #NepalFood #SelRoti #NepalFestival
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  • A taste of Japan in Kathmandu this week

    The Japanese Food Festival is running at the Radisson Hotel in Kathmandu until November 9. It brings 48 dishes across nine categories, from nigiri sushi to sukiyaki, with a guest sushi chef flown in from Tokyo.

    The festival marks seven years of the Hokkaido Group, which now runs 11 Japanese restaurants across Nepal. Tickets cost Rs 3,000 per person, and the festival is open from 5 to 8 in the evening.

    Source: The Kathmandu Post
    Photo: Pexels

    #JapaneseFood #Kathmandu #FoodFestival #Sushi #NepalFood
    A taste of Japan in Kathmandu this week The Japanese Food Festival is running at the Radisson Hotel in Kathmandu until November 9. It brings 48 dishes across nine categories, from nigiri sushi to sukiyaki, with a guest sushi chef flown in from Tokyo. The festival marks seven years of the Hokkaido Group, which now runs 11 Japanese restaurants across Nepal. Tickets cost Rs 3,000 per person, and the festival is open from 5 to 8 in the evening. Source: The Kathmandu Post Photo: Pexels #JapaneseFood #Kathmandu #FoodFestival #Sushi #NepalFood
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  • Check the sweets before you buy them this Tihar

    Food inspectors checked 497 sweet shops across Nepal ahead of Tihar, and 433 of them were given warning notices for not meeting the new safety standards. Only 222 shops had fully put up the required labels so far.

    Shops must now show the name of each sweet, its main ingredients, the oil or ghee used, the price per kilogram, and the date by which it should be eaten. Officials say legal action and on the spot fines will follow for shops that still do not comply.

    Photo: Pexels
    Source: Online Khabar

    #NepalFood #Tihar #FoodSafety #NepaliSweets #Kathmandu
    Check the sweets before you buy them this Tihar Food inspectors checked 497 sweet shops across Nepal ahead of Tihar, and 433 of them were given warning notices for not meeting the new safety standards. Only 222 shops had fully put up the required labels so far. Shops must now show the name of each sweet, its main ingredients, the oil or ghee used, the price per kilogram, and the date by which it should be eaten. Officials say legal action and on the spot fines will follow for shops that still do not comply. Photo: Pexels Source: Online Khabar #NepalFood #Tihar #FoodSafety #NepaliSweets #Kathmandu
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  • Nepal exports juice worth over Rs 2.2 billion in three months

    Nepal exported 22.7 million litres of juice from Shrawan to Ashoj of the current fiscal year, earning Rs 2.21 billion. India bought most of it, while small amounts also reached China and Japan.

    Mixed fruit juice led the sales, followed by orange and pineapple juice. Apple, grapefruit and tomato juice also went to India in large amounts.

    Photo: Pexels
    Source: Online Khabar

    #NepalFood #NepalExports #FruitJuice #NepaliBusiness #MadeInNepal
    Nepal exports juice worth over Rs 2.2 billion in three months Nepal exported 22.7 million litres of juice from Shrawan to Ashoj of the current fiscal year, earning Rs 2.21 billion. India bought most of it, while small amounts also reached China and Japan. Mixed fruit juice led the sales, followed by orange and pineapple juice. Apple, grapefruit and tomato juice also went to India in large amounts. Photo: Pexels Source: Online Khabar #NepalFood #NepalExports #FruitJuice #NepaliBusiness #MadeInNepal
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  • Today's Kalimati Prices: Tomatoes at Rs 70 a Kilo, Onions at Rs 90

    Kathmandu's main wholesale market, Kalimati, has published its wholesale prices for Tuesday, Kartik 17. Nepali large tomatoes are listed at up to Rs 70 per kilo, and dry onions at up to Rs 90 per kilo.

    The list covers a wide range of vegetables, fruits, spices and fish traded at the market. Dragon fruit is among the costliest items, at up to Rs 500 per kilo at the maximum wholesale rate.

    Photo: Wikimedia Commons
    Source: Kalimati Fruits and Vegetables Market Development Committee

    #Kalimati #VegetablePrices #Kathmandu #NepalFood #FreshProduce
    Today's Kalimati Prices: Tomatoes at Rs 70 a Kilo, Onions at Rs 90 Kathmandu's main wholesale market, Kalimati, has published its wholesale prices for Tuesday, Kartik 17. Nepali large tomatoes are listed at up to Rs 70 per kilo, and dry onions at up to Rs 90 per kilo. The list covers a wide range of vegetables, fruits, spices and fish traded at the market. Dragon fruit is among the costliest items, at up to Rs 500 per kilo at the maximum wholesale rate. Photo: Wikimedia Commons Source: Kalimati Fruits and Vegetables Market Development Committee #Kalimati #VegetablePrices #Kathmandu #NepalFood #FreshProduce
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  • Jumla's prized Marsi rice is in demand, but farmers struggle to grow enough

    Farmers in Jumla are busy harvesting Marsi paddy, a reddish-brown aromatic rice grown high in the Himalayas. Traders are already placing orders before the harvest is finished, and shops in Kathmandu sell the rice for Rs250 to Rs300 per kg.

    Hotels in Birendranagar and Nepalgunj now put Marsi dishes on their menus, and some of the rice is exported abroad. But pests, disease and rising costs are cutting production, so farmers say it is hard to meet the growing demand.

    Photo: WordPress Photo Directory
    Source: The Kathmandu Post

    #MarsiRice #Jumla #NepalFood #Karnali #NepaliRice
    Jumla's prized Marsi rice is in demand, but farmers struggle to grow enough Farmers in Jumla are busy harvesting Marsi paddy, a reddish-brown aromatic rice grown high in the Himalayas. Traders are already placing orders before the harvest is finished, and shops in Kathmandu sell the rice for Rs250 to Rs300 per kg. Hotels in Birendranagar and Nepalgunj now put Marsi dishes on their menus, and some of the rice is exported abroad. But pests, disease and rising costs are cutting production, so farmers say it is hard to meet the growing demand. Photo: WordPress Photo Directory Source: The Kathmandu Post #MarsiRice #Jumla #NepalFood #Karnali #NepaliRice
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