Fried sweets and butter tea

"Chura Pare" is a fried confectionery. The skin is crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and the filling is a mildly sweetened cheese. It's not too much to say that it's a fried confectionery. The hotter one is tastier, so you can eat it with rice without worrying about the order.


Drinks are served after meals. I chose butter tea this time, but there are also iced tea and cold Tibetan yogurt drinks, so it seems better to consult with the temperature of the day.


Butter tea has a rich buttery odor and a strong richness. It comes in a mug, so there is a lot of it.


You can drink it deliciously by adding the sugar provided on the table. The reporter enjoyed it and drank it to the end, but I would like to say that it is a drink that requires a lot of energy to taste in the hot season.



The special lunch is quite voluminous for lunch, even without butter tea after meals. It may be better to decide whether to have a regular lunch or not while consulting with your hunger.

Tibetan Restaurant Tashidele 12-18 Yotsuyasakamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo