Marion G
2024年3月22日
My husband and I lived in Thimphu for more than three years, and The Pema was one of our favourite places - if not our one favourite place - to go for dinner or a Sunday afternoon coffee. The Pema has a great choice of delicious, not too sweet pastry (we can especially recommend the options based on chocolate). For dinner, we mostly went for Indian food. It might be a bit pricier than elsewhere, but you get the best Naan in town and Dosa on Thursdays and Sundays. Or we had the salads - maybe only the ones at Mountain Café and Your Café in Paro are better. Food quality in Bhutan is hardly ever consistent, The Pema, however, is a positive exception, at least most of the time ;-) There are some tables to sit outside and the nice, if sometimes windy, rooftop terrace usually opens at 1 pm. They also offer an outstanding home delivery service. Staff at The Pema is well-trained and very attentive - a rare treat in a "regular" (meaning, not five-star) establishment in Bhutan. But the disruptions in the tourism and hotel industry and people leaving for greener (Australian) pastures also impacted The Pema: we noticed quite some familiar faces gone and inexperienced, less confident staff replacing them. But we are sure that as long as the dedicated and highly-professional F&B Manager Bishnu stays, they will quickly be brought up to The Pema's standards. And, I also wouldn't want forget mentioning their wonderful hotel rooms and Spa - which we haven't tried for ourselves but heard a lot of very good things about. So, all in all, if you are in Thimphu, you definitely shouldn't miss stopping by this place - be it for a meal or just a coffee, or maybe even to stay for the night.
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