La-Bella Napoli La-Bella Napoli Restaurant and Bar was opened in 1996 by Mr Babloo Chodary following a successful career in catering and restaurant management in Japan. Over the last five years La-Bella Napoli has grown to become one of the main restaurants in the favoured Lake Side district of Pokhara, Nepal. Our recipe for success is very simple. Firstly, we are scrupulous in sterilising all food during its preparation and we select only the best ingredients. Secondly, we have a fine team of waiting, bar and kitchen staff who are all committed to ensuring our guests receive the very best quality food with friendly, efficient & ... more
Mike's Breakfast Before there was a motorable road to Pokhara. When Baidam (now Lakeside) was just a farming village, Hotel Fewa was built among some ancient trees on the shore of Lake Fewa. The year was 1972. Stone and timber were ferried across the lake. Other materials such as cement, steel and glass came to Pokhara on porters' backs. The hotel was built by Min Bahadur Gurung who has been minister of Forests in Nepal's first democratic government. He later expanded the hotel, attached bathrooms and put in a water pipe from a spring in the forest across the ... more
La-Bella Napoli Restaurant and Bar was opened in 1996 by Mr Babloo Chodary following a successful career in catering and restaurant management in Japan. Over the last five years La-Bella Napoli has grown to become one of the main restaurants in the favoured Lake Side district of Pokhara, Nepal. Our recipe for success is very simple. Firstly, we are scrupulous in sterilising all food during its preparation and we select only the best ingredients. Secondly, we have a fine team of waiting, bar and kitchen staff who are all committed to ensuring our guests receive the very best quality food with friendly, efficient & ... 
Before there was a motorable road to Pokhara. When Baidam (now Lakeside) was just a farming village, Hotel Fewa was built among some ancient trees on the shore of Lake Fewa. The year was 1972. Stone and timber were ferried across the lake. Other materials such as cement, steel and glass came to Pokhara on porters' backs. The hotel was built by Min Bahadur Gurung who has been minister of Forests in Nepal's first democratic government. He later expanded the hotel, attached bathrooms and put in a water pipe from a spring in the forest across the ...