After you get off Everest and you are in need of a snack, head over to the new Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks. It is a perfect place to stop in for a quick bite to eat or a cold drink.
The Trek Snacks menu varies throughout the day, with pastries in the morning and more substantial food’ s like sushi and sandwiches in the afternoon and evening. Pastries include assorted muffins and Danish, croissants and an indulgent chocolate twist.
They also have some good for you snacks like fresh fruit, crudité and hummus, edamame and an Asian noodle salad are available. The Smoked Turkey Sandwich, Bahn Mi (roasted pork topped with pickled vegetables, cilantro and sriracha dressing), Som Tam (Thai shrimp, green papaya salad, crushed peanuts and chilis) and sushi are some of different types of meal/ snacks that can be found here. We like trying new things and not sticking to the normal park food. For dessert, cookies, brownies and ice cream treats (including Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar) are on the menu.
At Thirsty River Bar, look for specialty cocktails such as the Khumbu Icefall (guava rum blended with coconut and raspberry puree), Himalayan Ghost (Snow Leopard vodka, guava, and Odwalla lemonade) and the Durbar Margarita. Non-alcoholic drinks are also available, like the Flying Yak (mango puree blended with coconut water and pineapple juice) and the Pink Lotus (strawberry puree, lychee and Odwalla lemonade).
Are you excited to try Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks?
