Maryul Cafe & Restaurant

We had Pav Bhaji for lunch. It was delicious. The service was excellent. They provided free glass water instead of mineral water bottles. EatHearty!

A lovely place for snacking. The Cafe is located at the main market. They make a lot of things. My recommendation would be to try Tibetan Cuisine. Expense - Food - great Ambience- Small cosy cafe on ground floor Good part was that it was operating even in peak winters.

Worst food to eat, food was so expensive,we order 2 coffee and a sandwich it cost 450,,it was not tasty nor it was clean and the cups was also not clean. They serve coffee in a unwashed cups..

I'm Tibetan came here with high expectation ! I ordered a veg thukpa and ginger honey lemon tea , both is a Tibetan food and beverage but unfortunately my thukpa kinda taste like indian , that i genuinely didn't like it also they didn't put honey in ginger honey lemon tea! Worst hospitality ever!!!

We had Ladakhi Momos and Masala Ginger Tea. It was tasty and We are overall satisfied with the services.

Great food and service, Resturant owner and staff interact with you and make you feel at home. Had chilli garlic noodles and chilli potato which were cooked to perfection. Couldn't recommend it enough.

Terrible experience. Staff was rude and uninterested. Tried ordering South Indian--"not available." Asked for naan--also "not available." Owner straight-up admitted they list dishes just to attract customers and never actually serve them. Super misleading and unprofessional. Avoid this place.

We were very contented with everything , the food was delicious especially the momos , local noodle soup (which was excellent), drinks etc , the atmosphere was peaceful and the service was top notch, the owner was very wholesome and told us about the area and culture , overall we recommend the restaurant to all leh visitors