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11:00 AM - 12:00 AM
A Celebration of Newari Heritage & Women's Empowerment
Nepal is a land of breathtaking mountains, ancient traditions, and diverse ethnic groups, each with its own vibrant culture and cuisine. Among them, the Newars, the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley, have preserved a rich heritage that blends art, architecture, festivals, and most importantly, food.
Newari cuisine is a feast of bold Flavours, meticulously prepared dishes, and
centuries-old recipes passed down through generations. It is more than just food—it is an experience that brings families and communities together. From the smoky, spiced flavours of Choila to the delicate textures of Yamari, every dish tells a story of tradition, celebration, and craftsmanship.
Nepal is a land of breathtaking mountains, ancient traditions, and diverse ethnic
groups, each with its own vibrant culture and cuisine. Among them, the Newars, the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley, have preserved a rich heritage that blends art, architecture, festivals, and most importantly, food.
Newari cuisine is a feast of bold Flavours, meticulously prepared dishes, and
centuries-old recipes passed down through generations. It is more than just food—it is an experience that brings families and communities together. From the smoky, spiced
flavours of Choila to the delicate textures of Yamari, every dish tells a story of tradition, celebration, and craftsmanship.
Soft, juicy dumplings filled with seasoned chicken, served with our signature spicy dipping sauce.
Stir-fried noodles tossed with fresh vegetables and Nepalese spices for a tasty, wholesome meal.
Tender goat meat simmered in a rich, aromatic curry sauce, bursting with Himalayan flavors.
A complete meal on one plate — rice, curry, veggies, pickles, and traditional Nepalese sides.
Delicate dumplings stuffed with spiced paneer, perfect for vegetarians craving authentic flavors.
Grilled marinated chicken skewers, smoky and flavorful, perfect as an appetizer or main dish.
A traditional Nepalese set of lentil soup with steamed rice, vegetables, and curry — wholesome & satisfying.
Crispy, deep-fried vegetable fritters, lightly spiced, perfect as a snack or starter.
In the Newari language, “Maicha” means “young girl”-a symbol of strength, grace, and the nurturing spirit of women. Maicha was founded with a vision beyond just serving food. it is a place where tradition meets purpose. Our goal is to create a brand that not only showcases the depth of Newari cuisine but also empowers women in the hospitality industry. In the future, Maicha will be fully run by women and girls, creating opportunities and redefining leadership in the culinary world. At Maicha, you can expect a n authentic taste of Nepal’s heritage
beautifully plated, deeply flavourful, and crafted with love.
Daily Order
Menu Item
Staff Member
Visitors Everyday
Chicken, Goat with bones (Thapi Thapi Khaisyo)
(Soft paneer and green peas in a rich tomato gravy, infused with aromatic Nepalese spices for a flavorful dish.)
(Much loved b y locals. Boneless pieces of chicken cooked in rich gravy)
(Mixed lentil cooked in simmering heat and tossed with Himalayan herbs -Jimbu)
(A traditional Newar snack platter with savory, crispy, and flavorful bites.)
(Marinated chicken deep fried serve with onion, capsicum, chilli and chefs' special chilli sauce)
(4 pts Fried chicken Momo, pan-fried pork, Haku chicken Choila, chicken sausage, buffalo wings)
(Crispy fried wild boar, marinated in bold Nepalese spices for a smoky, savoury treat-perfectly seasoned and packed with flavour)
Experience the rich taste of Nepal right here in Burwood, NSW. From handmade momos to hearty curries and thalis, every dish is prepared fresh with love. Whether dining in, grabbing takeaway, or ordering online, Maicha brings Nepalese tradition to your table.
Reach out to us for bookings, feedback, or general enquiries. Our team at Maicha is happy to assist you.
Reach out to us for bookings, feedback, or general enquiries. Our team at Maicha is happy to assist you.
11:00 AM - 12:00 AM (mid-night)
