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Here you will be offered good momos, kacamak and chaat. Make a change from your habitual meal and order tasty chocolate burgers at this restaurant. You will hardly forget delicious coffee that you can find.
The happy uncle is recommended for the cute staff. The fine service is something these restaurateurs care about. You may be surprised by low prices at this place. It's usually a good idea to try something new, enjoying the lovely atmosphere. This spot scored 4.9 in the Google rating system.
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Ved Srivastava
4 months ago on Google
The best you can find in kasol if you are hungry and craving for a food that taste likes home must say best food. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Price per person: ₹200–400
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Hirva Shah
4 months ago on Google
Food: 5 Service: 5 Price per person: ₹1–200
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Tribhuvan
7 months ago on Google
I stumbled upon The Happy Uncle by chance, right next to the bus stop. Hungry and craving Siddu, I was happy to find they served it—until I saw the price. ₹180 for one Siddu felt like a shock, considering it's usually around ₹100 elsewhere. Given the no-frills setup of the place, it seemed highly overpriced. Now let's be clear : This was an excellent Siddu. Fluffy, warm, accompanied by chutneys so good they could bring about world peace if properly weaponized. One of them—made of rhododendron—tasted like poetry written by a slightly drunk but passionate botanist. The chef, a man named Kashmir, lovingly explained each chutney to me, as if I were about to embark on a mystical journey rather than just dipping bread into sauce. ₹180 for one Siddu. Not plated on gold, not served by monks trained in the lost Himalayan art of fermentation—just a single Siddu, in a place that looked like it had last been deep-cleaned during the Mughal era. The owner, Aman, was a genuinely sweet guy who told me about his father’s legacy and how this was his family’s recipe. And listen—I respect that. That’s the thing about The Happy Uncle: it asks you to romanticize the experience—to overlook the grime, the unjustifiable pricing, the fact that nothing about the setting signals this is where a Siddu should cost as much as an artisanal pastry in a café that serves oat milk lattes. It’s the kind of place that thrives on sentimentality, and if you’re the type who can get swept up in a story, maybe you won’t mind. But if you believe that food should taste good and feel fair, you’ll walk away feeling like you paid for someone else’s nostalgia Would I go again? I’d need a discount, a justification, or a moment of weakness where nostalgia outweighs financial common sense. Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹1–200
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Shop no 2, next to main bus stand, challal road, Kasol, Himachal Pradesh, India
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