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The key aspect of this restaurant is Nepalese and Tibetan cuisines. It's worth coming to Yeti - The Himalayan Kitchen, Baner for perfectly cooked spicy soup, fried chicken and spiced broth. A number of guests note that you can eat tasty orange dessert and good curry dessert here. Delicious liqueur is served - try and enjoy. It might be good to try great mango smoothies, juice or coffee.
This place offers food delivery for the convenience of its customers. 4.4 is what this spot got from the Google rating system.
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Yamini Venkatesh
22 days ago on Zomato
Went to the place with very high expectations after seeing all the hype but it was not worth it!
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Krutika Aharwar
22 days ago on Zomato
The food was delicious and the service was awesome
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Savant Singh Biswakarma
22 days ago on Zomato
In a city like Pune — the city of culture, education, and apparently, restaurants that think Himalayan food is just a costume party. Yeti, you’ve truly outdone yourself. The Aaloo Sadheko tasted like it was invented during a power outage — random spices tossed together with the confidence of someone who’s never actually eaten the dish.The Bamboo Shoot with Chicken was less “young bamboo shoot” and more “ancient relic dug up from a construction site.” One bite and I was spiritually transported — not to the Himalayas, but to the emergency exit. And the Aaloo Momo? Whoever thought of stuffing potatoes inside momo deserves a medal in culinary sabotage. It’s like watching someone reinvent the wheel, but square.Hanging lungdar and calling yourself “Himalayan Kitchen” doesn’t make your food Himalayan. It makes it a parody. If this place opened back home, it would shut down before the first round of bamboo shoot trauma was served.Note to the restaurant: With the Himalayan cosplay prices you’re charging in Pune, you should easily afford a field trip to Bangalore. Go to Bamey’s, eat actual Himalayan food, and maybe — just maybe — learn that authenticity isn’t optional. Until then, stop scamming people with the name “Himalayan Kitchen.” I come from the region you’re pretending to represent, and trust me: this isn’t Himalayan food. It’s Himalayan fraud, served with a garnish of disappointment.
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Asian, Nepalese, Tibetan
$$$$
Price range per person
INR 600 - INR 1,800
Address
First Floor, Atria Building, Baner Rd, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Features
Wheelchair accessible
Сredit cards accepted
Parking
Outdoor seating
Takeaway
TV
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 12PM-11PM |
| MondayMon | 12PM-11PM |
| TuesdayTue | 12PM-11PM |
| WednesdayWed | 12PM-11PM |
| ThursdayThu | 12PM-11PM |
| FridayFri | 12PM-11PM |
| SaturdaySat | 12PM-11PM |
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