More Kathmandu/ Mas Kathmandu

Last full day in Kathmandu, and in Nepal actually, cause I'm flying back to India tomorrow, going to Calcutta. So today I went to Pashupatinath- UNESCO site as well- temples, monasteries, stupas, the standard here.
I gotta write about the Food Court here! I can't believe I forgot! A couple of days ago for lunch we went to "Kathmandu's only food court"- it was a funny concept, cause there's like 5 or 6 restaurants, like in a food court, but you just sit down at a table and a waiter comes with a menu (which consists of the 5 or 6 different menus) and you order like that, like in a regular restaurant. So the food was DELICIOUS (from the Tibetan restaurant), the waiters were really nice, service was good, food was cheap. Enough said, we fell in love with the place and have had every lunch and dinner there since, and we are always excited with anticipation thinking what our next meal will be. So it's almost dinner time, yay! I'll go a Thai curry most likely, or maybe Pad Thai, we haven't ordered from the Thai restaurant yet.
So, it's the next day now, and yes, I had a great beef red curry last night. Almost lunch time now, it's my last meal before leaving Nepal... not sure what I'll order this time, big decision!
But that's not all about this wonderful food court, oh no! It also has the best views in town at nighttime. Which is to say, it has a view to the Bakery across the road. Fascinating view. Because this bakery has 50% off on everything after 9pm and it is an absolutely hilarious sight every night! Tourists just flock to this tiny bakery and pile up their trays with heaps of pastries. We don't get it. Even if it's half price, what do you want 10 or 12 pastries for?!?! It's very funny to watch, the early comers are the best, cause they arrive at about 8:50 and pick their pastries and then hang around the shop waiting for 9pm to come. And yes, Jane and I are aware that we are pathetic and we need to get a life of our own instead of staring at the bakery every night.

Ultimo dia entero en Kathmandu, y de hecho en Nepal, porque manania vuelo a India otra vez, a Calcutta. Hoy fui a Pashupatinath- tambien un sitio de la UNESCO- templos, monasterios, stupas, lo tipico aca.
Tengo que escribir sobre el patio de comidas aca! No puedo creer que me habia olvidado! Hace un par de dias para el almuerzo fuimos a "El unico patio de comidas de Kathmandu"- medio extranio, porque hay como 5 o 6 restaurantes, como en un patio de comidas, pero en vez de peidr la comida en el mostrador te sentas en una mesa y viene un mozo con menu (que consiste de los 5 o 6 menues diferentes) y pedis la comida asi, como en un restaurante normal. La comida fue DELICIOSA (del restaurante tibetano), los mozos buena onda, buena atencion, la comida barata. No hace falta decir mas, nos enamoramos del lugar y desde entonces comimos todos los almuerzos y cenas ahi, y nos la pasamos ansiosas anticipando y pensando que sera nuestra proxima comida. Cuando escribi la parte en ingles me estaba yendo a cenar, y estaba pensando pedir comida Thai. Y si, me comi un curry riquisimo, primera vez que probamos en restaurante Thai. Y ahora en un rato nos vamos a almorzar, mi ultima comida antes de irme de Nepal- no se que pedir, que decision!
Pero eso no es todo sobre este maravilloso patio de comidas, no no! Tambien tiene la mejor vista de la ciudad de noche. Lo que significa, que tiene vista a la Panaderia de enfrente. Facinante. Porque esta panaderia tiene 50% de descuento en todo a partir de las 9pm, y es un cago de la risa ver lo que pasa cada noche. Los turistas se avalanzan en esta panaderia de 2 por 2 y se llenan las bandejas con montones de facturas. No lo podemos entender. Aunque sea mitad de precio, para que queres 10 o 12 facturas por persona?!?! Es muy divertido observar, mis preferidos son los que llegan temprano, llegan tipo 8:50, eligen sus facturas y despues se quedan ahi paraditos esperando a que se hagan las 9pm. Y si, Jane y yo nos damos cuenta que somos pateticas y deberiamos conseguirnos una vida propia en vez de mirar la panaderia todas las noches.