Top 5 places to go to when you're broke!

Let's face it, we all have those days when we're penniless. I don't know about you guys, but if I look at my situation I'm broke almost 50% of the time, and tbh that's because I spend most of my money on food. Anyways, I've made this post so as to help you guys out, because trust me I know how it feels.

So, let's get the list started-

1) Narayan Dai ko momo

Momos! who doesn't love momo? If you're a Nepali, I'm pretty sure you enjoy having momos. One of my favorite places to go to for momos whether I'm plenty on cash or broke, would have to be "Narayan Dai's momo". I don't think this place would ever let you down.  With the juicy momo and the "takka pareko jhol", it makes you fall in love with it and is totally worth the 150rs.












Samosa
2) Tiptop 

If it was up to me I would have samosas every single day. Every time I get a chance to go to Newroad, I make sure to go here because it's super cheap and most importantly, super tasty! This is a dish that you would not want to miss. Along with the spicy samosas and the sweet achar, you'll also find many other dishes as well( which is less than 100 rs)


Price- 35 Rs. for a single piece.

Location- t.ly/PjjNM



3)R.S Chinese

Sausages, tofu, salami to spicy potatoes, you can literally get anything. This place offers you great stick food at great prices.I'm sure you'll get the local Nepali flavor along with cheap Nepali prices.

Price- All the items are less than 100 Rs. 
Location- t.ly/6OO2B 


4)RD's burger place


 Bun? Goood. Meat? Gooood. Sauce? Goood. What's there not to like? I wouldn't say this is the best burger out there, but definitely the best at its given price range. 

I've been going here for the last 10 years and the taste has always been consistent. Would highly recommend this place.

Price- Ranges from 100 Rs to 175 Rs.

Location- t.ly/yYYGG ( I couldn't find the exact location, but it's just a minute walk from here )










5)The Special Noodles

The noodles here are made from scratch and the unique taste and flavor are what get to you. The most famous ones are the buff and the veg chowmein, When you hear the name it sounds quite similar, but trust me it's way different. The noodles here are made from scratch and is served with soy sauce on the base and boiled noodles right from the pan and vegetables and meat served on the top, and no meat if you're a vegetarian.

I tried the buff chowmein and trust me it's worth every penny, It's got the unique flavors and the unique taste, definitely something I've not had anywhere before. This dish is my go-to dish if I'm anywhere near boudha since it's pretty cheap too and it's filling you'll surely not regret this and love it to every bite like I did.

Price-170 Rs. for a full plate and 140 Rs. for a half plate. I would suggest you get the full plate because it's just 30 Rs more and enough for 2 people.

Location- t.ly/Rddgp


Picture Credits- 
I'm not even joking, but I attack the food as soon as it comes and sooo thanks to these lovelies for the amazing pictures.

Momos-https://bit.ly/2PfVR93 

Samosa-https://bit.ly/2BYQj1c

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