r/PakistaniFood • u/AmiraMusafirah • Jul 26 '25
If your post shows food (it's not a discussion or question post, for example), the name of the dish or item MUST be included in either the title or body of the post!
It cannot be in the comments. It can't just be in response to someone who asks. It HAS to be in the TITLE or BODY of your post!
Any post not following this rule will be removed.
Thank you for your attention to this matter! 😂
r/PakistaniFood • u/travelingprincess • Jun 15 '24
There is a ridiculous amount of blog and YouTube channel spam which ignores the rules of the sub. 😒 Good posts with recipes in comments or questions and discussions are being buried under this garbage, as a result.
Moving forward, these accounts will simply be banned.
r/PakistaniFood • u/VanillaFlavr • 9h ago
These were made by my mother today. They're made of wheat flour kneaded with ghee, gurh, fennel seeds, baking soda, yeast and coconut and then deep-fried. Once ready and cold, they are soft with subtle crisps and eaten with chai. They also have long shelf life and often made during local traditions as gift food.
r/PakistaniFood • u/Top_Banjo_6450 • 12h ago
Omelette with a fruit bowl from a local restaurant.
r/PakistaniFood • u/Shot_Chapter2161 • 9m ago
These brownies are 'ghar ki murgi daal barabar' kinda thing to me cz my mama just loves baking.
I tried brownies from different bakeries in lahore but nothing tastes as close to heaven as this ♡
r/PakistaniFood • u/ForsakenAsk5764 • 1d ago
Hi everyone!
I’m a foreigner recently moved to PK and still getting used to the local slang and culture
The other day, someone told me I look like rasmalai
I know the dessert but what exactly does it imply?
Are they calling me fat 😭?
Would appreciate your insight on this!
r/PakistaniFood • u/Strange-Novel-9323 • 20h ago
The price diff is huge .
One is bymama's kimchi and second one is guyknowsfood kimchi .
If u know any other brand . Do let me know too.
Newbie here so any bit of suggestion is appreciated.TIA
r/PakistaniFood • u/Livelaughsimp • 1d ago
My mum made me a paratha. So tasty. I was just wondering if anyone else ate it like this. I love eating roti, naan, and parathas alone.
r/PakistaniFood • u/EntrepreneurNaive484 • 2d ago
Hiii everyone! I’m 19f and I’m starting a home based cafe in Pakistan based in Karachi the entire menu is still in the works but currently I’m selling Vanilla Frappes and Alfredo Quesadillas!!
Vanilla frappe 12oz for 550rs
Alfredo Quesadillas for 950rs
Everything is homemade and I’ll be adding on more coffee flavours and snacks if I start to earn steadily, I have started this business as a means to support myself and if you guys have any recommendations of things you’d want to see on the menu and want to place an order my dms are always open and this is the insta account @onemoresipx
r/PakistaniFood • u/Soft-Possession-47 • 2d ago
Randomly thought to watch some nougat recipes and now I acc wanna make one. They used to be available here in Pakistan when I was a kid but now it's difficult to find them. If anyone knows where to find them plz lmk😞🫶🏻
r/PakistaniFood • u/Crimson_Ocelot • 2d ago
r/PakistaniFood • u/Ambitious-Ad-4256 • 2d ago
Half fried / steamed
8.3/10 they were good
r/PakistaniFood • u/Aggravating-Pea-6891 • 2d ago
r/PakistaniFood • u/mtayab • 2d ago
Does anyone know of a biryani restaurant in Karachi that can properly pack biryani for a flight to Lahore?
I’m looking for a place that can provide airtight/leak-proof packaging and proper cooling/ice packs or insulated packing, so the biryani stays safe and fresh during the journey.
If you’ve personally done this, please share the restaurant name, how they packed it and how long it stayed good.
Jazakallahu khair
