Tibet

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The Tibet Restaurant can be found in two locations in Hamburg - in Sülldorf and in Altona. As well as classic Tibetan fare, there are also many vegetarian dishes.

Tibetan cuisine has a long tradition, with a strong emphasis on meats and spices. Classic dishes include Tsampa, Butter Tea and Momos, but the menu also features many dishes influenced by neighbouring countries such as India, and by Buddhist traditions. - The interior décor has also been carefully selected to make visitors feel as they would in Tibet. At the restaurant in Altona, there is also the option of sitting outside. Mind you, it is a good idea to book ahead.

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