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Having been a proud culinary staple in Manchester for decades, The Great Kathmandu has garnered an impeccable reputation for bringing delicious, authentic Nepalese cuisine to the city. Located in Didsbury, the family-run gem continues to go from strength to strength, consistently adapting to adversity, and coming out the other side stronger.
He explained: "We were nominated by customers for the award. They then send a secret diner who comes out to eat. And then after that, they let you know that you've been nominated. When the awards get in touch, they'll ask you to provide them with the history of your restaurant and tell them about anything that you do in terms of charity work, and if you do anything in the community.
"We also do quite a lot of stuff for Alzheimer's research as well, in terms of raising money. That's close to our hearts because my mum had Alzheimer's and she passed away in 2020." Buda said: "We've always been very Indo-Nepalese, but obviously Nepal is quite complex because geographically we're situated in between China as well as India, so there should be an oriental influence as well in there. So we added a few dishes which kind of embrace that oriental aspect."
"They have a community hall - we actually helped build that hall in the village that [my father's] from - so the community that they have somewhere to go to celebrate, to meet and socialise." Buda shared a few of the improvements: "We've changed the lighting in the restaurant, so there's a warm light in the walkways, but there's quite a natural light on the tables, which emphasises the food. So if people take pictures of the food, they're getting the natural colour rather than the yellow of the light. You get a true representation of what you're actually eating.
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