In Kashmir, Tibetan food nourishes refugee culture

Growing popularity among locals reflects exiles’ gradual assimilation

MINAAM SHAH, Contributing writer

SRINAGAR, India -- On Srinagar’s Boulevard Road, visitors heading for the shore of the city’s scenic Dal Lake could easily miss Lhasa, but for the pagoda-style roof and wooden facade that mark its Tibetan heritage. Inside, Chinese paper lanterns cast a red gleam over framed portraits of the Tibetan city from which this popular restaurant gets its name.

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