Vibe: Lung ta the wind horse, next to an old Tibetan office building, and that's why their exterior red colour Masonry wall — with a square window and multiple rectangular windows — between the windows is a wooden door to enter the restaurant, and above that there is a Lung ta vegetarian Japanese restaurant signboard with a wind horse. And when you enter the restaurant — you will witness the vintage interior, huge bookshelves with Japanese books and a few Tibetan ones—just like the couple who host the place: a Japanese lady and a Tibetan guy — and these texts play a major part in building their atmosphere. But one of my Japanese friend told me:  a few books from the collection are useful —from these he found an old traveller's guide of Meclod—where he discovered: Meclod Bar and restaurant to sit and have 'Coke'. That book's visible text was the main element of their vintage Japanese atmosphere, with a sumo picture and floor seating. Also, nowadays they made a sitting area outside of it on their neighbour's rooftop.