The Mountain View Restaurant.

Thali, coffee and a terrace facing the Annapurna range.

A steel thali with rice, dal, vegetable curry, meat curry, fresh salad, papad and a creamy dessert
The table

After the trail, a hot dinner awaits.

Steaming dal bhat, curries rich with local valley produce, crisp salad and something sweet to finish. The Mountain View Restaurant seats 40 across an indoor hall and an open-air terrace.

Continental, Indian and Asian dishes too, with freshly roasted Nepali coffee and ginger-lemon-honey tea at the bar.

  • Dal
  • Steamed rice
  • Seasonal vegetables
  • Curry of the day
  • Fresh salad
  • Papad
  • Something sweet

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Hours & seating

Dinner with the peaks.

Watercolour: Villagers sharing a meal beneath prayer flags

Forty seats across an indoor dining hall and an open-air scenic terrace. The kitchen serves traditional Gurung and Nepali thali made with local valley produce, alongside Continental, Indian and Asian dishes.

At the bar: freshly roasted Nepali coffee, ginger-lemon-honey tea, wine and spirits.

Daily7:00 am to 10:00 pm
Seating40 guests, indoor hall and terrace
Couple dining at a table with a mountain view
The Gurung table

Food is how Ghandruk says welcome.

Watercolour value card: Sajha, shared abundance. Villagers sharing a meal beneath prayer flags.
Watercolour value card: Santosa, contentment. A Gurung grandmother sipping tea at sunrise beside a flowerpot.
Tea on the terrace wall
Veranda at sunrise
The garden

A garden made for sunrise.

The Himalayan viewing garden is an open lawn facing the Annapurna massif. It is the place for sunrise photographs over Machhapuchhre, quiet afternoons and evening stories by the fire.

Namaste

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Staying with us? Tell us about any dietary needs and we will plan around them.

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