Location: Calangute
Top Restaurants in Calangute
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Goa, India Food Guide: 3 Tibetan food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Calangute
Reviews on Tibetan food in Calangute, Goa, India. Also known as the ""Queen of Beaches"" , Calangute is is Goa's flagship beach. It is also the most commercialized of all beaches in Goa. Due to its extreme popularity, Calangute beach beckons tourists and backpackers from all over the world and the beach remains choc-a-block with tourists all year around. The beach is dotted with shacks and a lot of the clubs open up onto the beach. There are lots of shows held on the beach including rock, pop beat shows, open air dances, and fetes. Calangute offers all modern amenities like a post office, banks, foreign exchange offices and medical facilities. When in Calangute a must see is the Church of St. Alex, built in 1741.
Things to do in Calangute
1. The Tibetan Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By rhiannonchenery1
Headed here for dinner one night based on the recommendations found on here. First thing to note it is not where it says it is on the map but a even more obvious location on the main road to calangute beach one floor up. Made a nice change from curries and still just as tasty. Very welcoming and polite I think family run. Food was very good and very well priced, the vegetable momo's were ok but may have been more tasty with the meat options. For main we had the prawn noodles which were amazing, veg and fish with onion, all were absolutely lovely!
2. Tibet Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By vijays2924
Liked the fried chicken momos and pork chilli. Tried out Thingmo, a steamed bread. Thingmo was soft and delicious.will definitely try more on next trip. Never had Thingmo before..is it available some place in Mumbai?
3. Himalaya Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By carole t
We ate here 3 times in 2 weeks - the food is fabulous, all freshly cooked and fantastic value.The fresh fish dishes are to die for especially the snapper, not just good value but the presentation puts more expensive restaurants to shame. Try the vegetable pakoras they look more like bhajis and are delicious. Desserts here are good too, the honeyed bananas, rice pudding - yes rice pudding if you have a sweet tooth this is definitely for you.We sat in the garden for all our visits which was great. If you expect your meal to be out in 10 minutes you will be disappointed as it will be freshly cooked. Really looking forward to visiting again next year.
