Best KCM hangout spots

Students of Kathmandu College of Management (KCM) in Gwarko are currently waiting for their college cafeteria to restart its services. Meanwhile, the students have been regularly hanging out at the food joints in the locality.

Ghumti Khaja Ghar
It’s all veggie at Ghumti. Despite the fact that it doesn’t serve mass favorites such as buff momos, the place is quite popular among students for Chauchau Sandeko, Waiwai/Rara Fry, Veg Momos, and Roti Alu. A little further from the downhill by the college’s main entrance and after a sharp turn, Ghumti is originally just ‘Khaja Ghar’ but got its name from the turn that leads to the small shuttered space. Students don’t mind standing out and eating because the food is so good.

Blue Moon Food Land
Blue Moon is exactly opposite to Ghumti, is spacious and serves Samosa Tarkari, Buff Momo, Alu Paratha, Pani Puri and “10 Rupyako Kulfi.”

Best Food Café (BFC)
BFC is across the road from KCM, next to B&B Hospital. “Moderate price range but relatively expensive” is how a student chose to describe BFC. Although a fast food joint, ironically the café is infamous for slow service. But their Naan Tarkari makes up for all that.

Didiko Pasal (Fresh Café)
Funnily enough, Didiko Pasal is run by dais. Students assume that the didi probably got married and went away. It’s located by the downhill of KCM and serves Buff Chowmein, Momo, and sandwich and bakery items. One of the main reasons why the pasal is popular is because students, when broke, can order on credit and pay later; and the tea and coffee there are, as students put it, “atti sahi.”

Batuk Bhairav Khaja Ghar
Batuk is where students of KCM go for their ‘after-party’ post-event retreats and celebrations because it’s close to college and cheap. Chhoila, Alu and non-veg items are available here

source: republica,27 march 2013