Looking for the best restaurants in Biratnagar? Nepal's industrial capital has a lively food scene, from Italian dining and sizzling barbecue to classic momo, chaat and street food.
Here is our local guide to the top 10 restaurants in Biratnagar, covering everything from a smart dinner out to a quick, tasty bite.
1. Bajeko Sekuwa
At Pipal Chowk, Bajeko Sekuwa is one of the most famous names for food in Biratnagar. Try: its signature sekuwa (grilled meat), the hearty Thakali khana set, mutton kalezi fry and momo. Price: mid-range, roughly NPR 400 to 900 per person, with sekuwa often sold by weight from around NPR 1,000 a kilo. A must-visit for authentic Nepali flavours.
2. Trishna Restaurant
On Airport Road, Trishna is a popular restaurant for a comfortable sit-down meal with a broad multi-cuisine menu. Try: Nepali sets, Indian curries and Chinese-style noodles. Price: mid-range, around NPR 400 to 800 per person. A pleasant choice for families and groups.
3. Singhasan Restaurant
Singhasan is a well-known Biratnagar restaurant serving a mix of Nepali, Indian and continental dishes. Try: tandoori items, curries and fried rice. Price: mid-range, roughly NPR 350 to 800 per person. A reliable pick for a relaxed lunch or dinner.
4. Yarsha
Yarsha is a favourite for good food and a lively atmosphere, popular with younger diners and groups. Try: grills, momo and shareable plates. Price: mid-range and up, depending on drinks. A fun spot for an evening out in Biratnagar.
5. Olive
Olive brings an Italian touch to Biratnagar. Try: pizzas and pasta. Price: mid-range, around NPR 400 to 900 per person. A popular pick when you want something a little different.
6. Feel Good Bar and Grill
Feel Good Bar and Grill is a well-known spot for grilled dishes, drinks and a lively evening atmosphere. Try: grilled platters and bar snacks. Price: mid-range, higher with drinks. Great for groups and a laid-back dinner.
7. Famous Chaat and Sweets Corner
Near Mahendra Chowk, this much-loved vegetarian spot runs from chaat and sweets to momo, chowmein, pizza and set breakfasts. Try: pani puri, chaat and Nepali sweets. Price: budget-friendly, often NPR 100 to 350 per person. Ideal for a quick, tasty bite.
8. Adarsh Jalpan Griha
A long-standing name near Traffic Chowk, Adarsh Jalpan Griha is known for traditional snacks, sweets and breakfast. Try: jalebi, samosa, sweets and a hot breakfast. Price: budget-friendly, around NPR 100 to 300. A handy, central choice.
9. Favour Fusion
Favour Fusion is the place for something different, known for its Korean and fusion dishes. Try: Korean-style fried chicken and fusion rice bowls. Price: mid-range, roughly NPR 400 to 800 per person. A treat for adventurous eaters.
10. Gelal Sekuwa
Gelal Sekuwa is another beloved Biratnagar spot for sekuwa and grilled favourites. Try: chicken and pork sekuwa with chiura (beaten rice). Price: mid-range, with sekuwa sold by weight from around NPR 1,000 a kilo. Smoky, spicy and satisfying.
Frequently Asked Questions
What food is Biratnagar famous for? Biratnagar is known for barbecue, momo, chaat and street food, along with a growing choice of Italian, Indian and multi-cuisine restaurants.
Where is the best area to eat in Biratnagar? The area around Mahendra Chowk and Traffic Chowk in the city centre has a high concentration of popular restaurants and street food.
Explore More of Biratnagar
Planning a trip? See the best hotels in Biratnagar and top cafes in Biratnagar, or browse the best things to do in Biratnagar, part of our Learn About Biratnagar series.