Pink Tiffany

The place has gone down the toilet after the owner left for the US! I went there yesterday (on a Saturday )and no atmosphere, just a couple of people drinking. It's not cheap either!! Place needs cleaning up. I came here many years ago (before COVID) and it was a hip and happening place!!

Coming to this bar for a drink was the worst choice I made during my trip to Nepal, and it really affected my mood for the rest of the journey.

The place was completely empty, there was nobody there. I thought it was nice. I love Indian songs.

This place needs a DJ or at least a guy who knows how to switch music smoothly

Nice queer place

My beautiful country🌈❤️

Friendly small gay bar in Kathmandu. Staff are rather nice and it can get very busy on a Friday. Just one warning: watch your pockets, phones and wallet. On a tiny crowd dance floor there are pick pockets operating and if you leave anything on a table it will vanish.

Great joys

Third visit - really wanted this place to thrive but… as a space that touts being “inclusive,” I was disappointed to find that the vibe was far from it. Inclusivity isn’t just an adjective—it’s a feeling, an atmosphere, a practice that should be evident in every interaction, and sadly, it wasn’t here. It’s hard to feel at home when the place you’re supposed to feel safe in doesn’t make any effort to make you feel seen or valued. Food was very basic, staff weren’t very friendly & the place is in desperate need of some decor/ambiance. If you claim to be an inclusive space, it’s essential to show it—not just rainbow wash.

The only one gay bar of Nepal. Nice service 🫶🏽