Emaho Cafe

The Emaho is a café of long standing on the Kora (circumambulation) circuit around Rewalsar Lake. On the first floor of a building in monastic maroon and run by monks of a nearby monastery, the Emaho remains the only hangout of note in this holy town. Thronged by monks, tourists and pilgrims alike, it has a nice bakery counter with egglesss desserts, nice coffee and several dishes and snacks suitable for an international palate. From its outdoor terrace, there're fine views of Guru Padmasambhava perched atop a hillside, the lovely lake area, and the street below. The latter makes it a fine place for people-watching. I ordered a cappuccino with double espresso and a slice of blueberry cheesecake. The cappuccino was nicely brewed, though the cheesecake tasted run-of-the-mill. The people-watching while enjoying the coffee was peerless.

Emaho cafe operates on the grounds of Drikung Kagyud monastery which has no maps entry as of now. The cafe has the best coffee in town with freshly ground beans and double shots upon enquiry. We stayed in Drikung Guesthouse which is mainly managed by the Emaho barista guy, a simple structure, images attached, hot water on left tap after one bucketful. The Drikung Monastery mainly is small boys in robes looked after by very few, if at all, adults.

Excellent cafe offering good coffee cake yak cheese sandwiches. Lovely staff. Tranquil atmosphere. Sit outside in the sun or inside if you prefer. Michel makes great coffee and yak cheese sandwiches. I love this place. A real jewel in Tso Pema ;)

Waste of money. And Time.worst service ever

Staff is bad as well
(Dehati staff)

Never seen such a worst service.illiterated staff and poor food quality, literally guyz waste of money, time and energy as well.so poor environment inside.they serve in a very long time.worst cafe I've ever visited.

A cafe overlooking Rewalsar Lake, it might be one of the places offering food with view in Rewalsar and trust me it hard to find this combo there.

I ordered yak-cheese veg sandwich, carrot cake and a cold ice cappuccino. Yak-cheese is far better than usual amul processed cheese but it may not be much suitable to many Indian palates. Cakes are their speciality and somehow they justify it but I would rather go for a hot-cappuccino rather than ice-cold.

We really enjoyed this laid back cafe. The owner made a special effort to prepare us some food that was vegan. He said that he felt bad because he would normally put good cheese on it, but honestly, we enjoyed it very much. A great space and friendly service. Apparently, their rooms are good too and the location couldn't be more perfect.

The pug was a bit too cute

Good place for the rest! European deserts and good coffe for India. Best wi-fi in Revalsar! Beautiful view from terrace.

You can enjoy coffee of ur choice with varieties of cake # enjoy magnificent view of holy rewalsar lake with wifi facility

Best place for a coffee. Amazing place to meet people. Great food and drinks. Lovely service and staff. A friend told me about it and it was totally right.
Highly recommended

I so loved the time that I spent at this beautiful, cozy and quaint place. The restaurant is run by monks of the adjoining Monastery. They are always ready to help and interact with thr customers. The foods served is great and tastes great. The view from thr restaurant is great and is good for taking photographs. Location wise this place is very convenient. I loved this place and would definitely visit again.

Sensational place seriously I'll recommend this one! Everything there got a vibe of it's own.you feel positive.today again I'll be visiting the cafe ️

The tiny cosy place you will wish for a beautiful view of the Rewalsar Lake. Tasty pies, cakes and yummy shakes add to the environment of the cafe. Open air sitting options are also available.
P. S - It is situated at the entrance of the Lake Park of Rewalsar.

5 for Cafe staff, food and location.
Apple pie and ️ were and just 100/- for both.
Well maintained and hygienic.
Emaho souvenirs are also available.
Don’t forget to visit shop just below this cafe having tshirts and items inspired from tibetan culture.

Itz an awesome place to have the fast food as well as the coffee. Staff is too goodand ambiance is breathtaking. One should visit here!

Impolite, snappy, rude to Indian customer.whatever you ask for.they dont have or are not willing to serve.they want only foreign customers