I have never tasted “Pakistani” food.
Where is it available?
Don’t they eat the same stuff we in India eat?
I mean wheat, rice, lentils, vegetables, meat, eggs and fry them in the same oils and spice it up with the same stuff we do?
The only “Pakistani” food I must have eaten are perhaps onions that must have come from Pakistan. Correct me if I am wrong, but I understand we import onions from Pakistan. They taste the same as Indian onions.
Someone once gifted me some Murabba claimed to have come from Pakistan.
Yummy!
Have Pakistani’s tasted our Idlies, Dosas, Vadas and other yummy south Indian stuff?
(Image source: Chitrasfoodbook.com)
Just yesterday I had this at Adyar Anand Bhavan at Gandhi Bazaar, in Basavanugudi, Bengaluru. (Rs 91/-) . You get an all-in-one plate with a bit of everything.
Ping me and I will label each item, row wise, from left to right, if you don’t know what they are.
Bon appetit to all the Pakistanis who are reading this.
GV
Edited to add:
Aravind Kothandaraman’s comment and my answer are reproduced below
Sir, don't you think it's a little expensive. I suggest you to try at Vidyarthi Bhavan or Brahmin's Cafe. It's a lot cheaper and more tastier.
What a coincidence that you mention Vidyarthi Bhavan!
I know about the reputation of that place. It’s modest looks belie the quality of the stuff served there. But look at the crowd. This was how the entrance to Vidyarthi Bhavan looked, with customers waiting outside to get in after those already in finished and got out.
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I had no patience. We headed straight to Adyar Anand Bhavan just a few yards away, which was posher, cleaner and quieter though more expensive.
GV
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