Norwang Cafe
⭐ 4.4/5
Price For Two
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Focused on authentic Tibetan and Himalayan dishes including steamed and fried momos, hearty thukpa, butter tea, and local-style snacks and desserts.
Veg & Chicken Momos, Fried Momos, Thenthuk ,Snacks
Veg Thukpa, Chicken Thukpa , Yak Sausage Rice Bowl
Momos with Red & White Sauce, Tibetan Flatbreads
Sweet Cheese, Tibetan Doughnuts
Butter Tea, Tibetan Milk Tea, Thukpa Broth, Green Tea
Norwang Cafe in Majnu Ka Tila offers an immersive Tibetan café experience with cozy seating, hand-pulled momos, aromatic teas, and Tibetan street eats. Nestled in Delhi's Tibetan enclave, this café stands out for its authentic taste, warm environment, and budget-friendly options—ideal for casual meet-ups, solo study sessions, or cultural discovery.
Cozy and vibrant, Norwang fuses traditional Tibetan décor with functional café seating, ambient lighting, and friendly Tibetan hospitality.
Address : Shop No. 12, Tibetan Market, Majnu Ka Tila, New Delhi 110092
Nearest Landmark : Near Tibetan Monastery and Dalai Lama Temple
Parking : Limited street and colony parking; nearby paid slots available.
Norwang Cafe is usually open daily from around 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, making it a popular spot for breakfast, lunch, and early dinner. Timings may vary slightly on busy days or festivals.
Norwang Cafe is known for authentic Tibetan and Himalayan cuisine, including momos, thukpa, tingmo, shabalay, and traditional Tibetan butter tea.
Yes, Norwang Cafe offers several vegetarian options such as veg momos, veg thukpa, fried rice, and noodle dishes, though the menu also includes meat-based Tibetan specialties.
Yes, Norwang Cafe is widely known for its freshly prepared momos, especially chicken and pork momos, which are among the most ordered dishes by visitors to Majnu Ka Tila.
Yes, Norwang Cafe offers indoor seating with a simple, cozy setup. Seating can be limited during peak hours, especially on weekends and holidays.
The average cost for two people at Norwang Cafe is approximately ₹500–₹700, making it an affordable option for authentic Tibetan food in Delhi.
Yes, the cafe is suitable for families, small groups, and tourists looking for a casual dining experience with traditional flavors.
Parking is limited in the Majnu Ka Tila area; visitors usually rely on nearby paid parking, public transport, or walking from the Vidhan Sabha metro station.
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