If you're looking for the best authentic Nepalese food in South Wales, look no further. This restaurant offers excellent customer service and a great atmosphere to match the top-notch taste and portion size. You won't be disappointed - it's highly recommended for anyone looking for authentic Nepalese street food.
Max Harrop (BrIghtcycles)
What an amazing meal we had. We were on holiday in the Brecons and looking for somewhere to eat in Brecon when we stumbled on this hidden gem. A lovely family run restaurant serving some of the best Nepalese food I have had.
Ade Clark
Fantastic food- we enjoyed various Thalli, and a very informative chat with the chef patron! This is a hidden gem in Brecon thatDeserves to be much busier!
sanjay thapa
This place is a gem. Located 20 mins away from brecon city centre but worth to visit. Manoj(Gorey) he was very friendly and kind. The perfect Nepalese Cuisine was fingerlicking good.Ate pork choila, gorkha chatpate and pork thali as well as gurkha beers.
chris williamson
Really welcoming family restaurant, keen to talk through the food they offer. Hearty portions of delicious food. A lovely change.
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The location is something of a suprise, as it's the clubhouse of a golf club. Stick with it, though, and you will rewarded with excellent food in a friendly atmosphere. The staff offer straightforward advice on the Nepalese focused menu and were extremely friendly throughout the evening.
Verena Zimmer
We had a superb vegetarian Thali here last night.Freshly prepared, really really tasty, beautifully presented.This is a small family business, so with something like a Thali it helps them if you can pre-order or tell them you're planning a visit for a meal.Our Thalis were ready for us when we arrived.Lovely place for a sundowner on the terrace afterwards.
Georgie Boy
Came across it by accident whilst visiting the golf club. WOW...their Chicken Curry was awesome ?.
Fergus Elphinstone
What a place, amazing meal and a warm welcome in the slightly bizarre but very beautiful setting on a summer evening. Will be going again soon.
Worst meal we've had for a long time.How about cooked frozen chips in your vegetable curry?. My starter arrived 20 minutes before my partners. Same with the mains. The accompanying rice arrived 20 minutes after the main dish was served. The food was saturated in salt.service and timing was apolling. The house wine is the cheapest Australian Harry's red. Same for the lemonade which was basically the cheapest local supermarket brand. Honestly, if uiu want Nepalese food please go to the Gurkha Corner.
Richard Evans
Great food just a bit of an odd venue. But food is great the Nepalese one.
sabina gurung
Excellent Service. Awesome Gurkha Food. Will definitely come again.
Rogan Smith
Brought out the wrong dish at first, served all dishes at the same (wrong) spice level. Nice food otherwise, and big portions.Nice outside area when it's sunny too.
Stefan Wimmer
It's more like sitting in the club house of a lower class football club - but it actually is the club house of the Brecon's Golf Club. The other visitors were all men 60+, discussing various aspects of today's happenings on the course. Clearly two outsiders and tourists, we were still welcomed by the crowd as if we had just played a flight with them.The club restaurant is run by a Nepalese family (I guess) and so the menu is mainly authentic Nepalese food (with some British additions).Since I forgot to take a photo of the menu, I can't name the dishes that we had. But be sure to have one or more of the starter bowls - they are unbelievably tasty, made of popped rice, dried noodles, peas and a whole lot of spices. We were actually pretty full after we had those.As main plates my wife had a noodle soup which was plenty and very tasty. I had a mixed platter with chicken curry - it was very good, but the curry was fantastic. Next time I would just take the curry as a main.Service was good, by a very friendly young man.Had we stayed a bit longer, I am sure we would have sat with the crowd chatting about golf (of which I know nothing)It is an exotic experience in every way. Go and try!
Good food and good
If you're looking for the best authentic Nepalese food in South Wales, look no further. This restaurant offers excellent customer service and a great atmosphere to match the top-notch taste and portion size. You won't be disappointed - it's highly recommended for anyone looking for authentic Nepalese street food.
What an amazing meal we had. We were on holiday in the Brecons and looking for somewhere to eat in Brecon when we stumbled on this hidden gem. A lovely family run restaurant serving some of the best Nepalese food I have had.
Fantastic food- we enjoyed various Thalli, and a very informative chat with the chef patron! This is a hidden gem in Brecon thatDeserves to be much busier!
This place is a gem. Located 20 mins away from brecon city centre but worth to visit. Manoj(Gorey) he was very friendly and kind. The perfect Nepalese Cuisine was fingerlicking good.Ate pork choila, gorkha chatpate and pork thali as well as gurkha beers.
Really welcoming family restaurant, keen to talk through the food they offer. Hearty portions of delicious food. A lovely change.
The location is something of a suprise, as it's the clubhouse of a golf club. Stick with it, though, and you will rewarded with excellent food in a friendly atmosphere. The staff offer straightforward advice on the Nepalese focused menu and were extremely friendly throughout the evening.
We had a superb vegetarian Thali here last night.Freshly prepared, really really tasty, beautifully presented.This is a small family business, so with something like a Thali it helps them if you can pre-order or tell them you're planning a visit for a meal.Our Thalis were ready for us when we arrived.Lovely place for a sundowner on the terrace afterwards.
Came across it by accident whilst visiting the golf club. WOW...their Chicken Curry was awesome ?.
What a place, amazing meal and a warm welcome in the slightly bizarre but very beautiful setting on a summer evening. Will be going again soon.
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Worst meal we've had for a long time.How about cooked frozen chips in your vegetable curry?. My starter arrived 20 minutes before my partners. Same with the mains. The accompanying rice arrived 20 minutes after the main dish was served. The food was saturated in salt.service and timing was apolling. The house wine is the cheapest Australian Harry's red. Same for the lemonade which was basically the cheapest local supermarket brand. Honestly, if uiu want Nepalese food please go to the Gurkha Corner.
Great food just a bit of an odd venue. But food is great the Nepalese one.
Excellent Service. Awesome Gurkha Food. Will definitely come again.
Brought out the wrong dish at first, served all dishes at the same (wrong) spice level. Nice food otherwise, and big portions.Nice outside area when it's sunny too.
It's more like sitting in the club house of a lower class football club - but it actually is the club house of the Brecon's Golf Club. The other visitors were all men 60+, discussing various aspects of today's happenings on the course. Clearly two outsiders and tourists, we were still welcomed by the crowd as if we had just played a flight with them.The club restaurant is run by a Nepalese family (I guess) and so the menu is mainly authentic Nepalese food (with some British additions).Since I forgot to take a photo of the menu, I can't name the dishes that we had. But be sure to have one or more of the starter bowls - they are unbelievably tasty, made of popped rice, dried noodles, peas and a whole lot of spices. We were actually pretty full after we had those.As main plates my wife had a noodle soup which was plenty and very tasty. I had a mixed platter with chicken curry - it was very good, but the curry was fantastic. Next time I would just take the curry as a main.Service was good, by a very friendly young man.Had we stayed a bit longer, I am sure we would have sat with the crowd chatting about golf (of which I know nothing)It is an exotic experience in every way. Go and try!