Indian street food is hugely popular all over the world. Packed with appealing flavors, its fan base continues to grow each year. In the UK, the US, and other countries, we often see people trying their hand at cooking Indian food or setting up Indian food stalls. Recently, we came across a video showing a similar stall going on in neighboring Pakistan. This food stall is run by an Indian family and is widely popular in Karachi, Pakistan. You can see how Indian food is loved by Pakistanis as well.
The video of an Indian family selling food in Karachi was shared by a Pakistani food vlogger who goes by the Instagram handle @karmatkhan_05. In this clip, he is seen visiting the stall and sharing his experience. The name of the stall is “Kavita Didi Ka Indian Khana”. He revealed that he has two separate menus for vegetarian and non-vegetarian. The menu is quite extensive, but we ordered must-try dishes like pav bhaji, vada pav, and dal samosas. As per the video, the stall is located near Cantonment Railway Station in Karachi. Watch the full video below.
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Many people who watched this video were impressed that Pakistanis also enjoy Indian food. One person wrote: “So heartening! Dekh kar acha laga ki Pakistan main India ke khaane ko utni hi mohabbat mil rahi hai jitni Pakistani khaane ko India mein (Seeing Indian food being loved as much as Pakistani food) , I'm very happy)” he wrote. in India). ” Another person commented: “Lots of love and respect from my sisters in India.” A third person wrote, “Oh I'm also a Gujarati Muhajir so I'm so happy to see this.” “Very nice. Great to see examples like this,” added another user.
Several internet users also inquired about the exact location of the stall and expressed their desire to visit it soon. A fifth wrote: “Please tell me the exact location.” A sixth user wrote: “I'm planning on visiting InshAllah soon to try some Indian food.” A seventh person commented: “Mein Karachi ka hoon mujhe butao location bhai mein pahunchtha hoon wahan khaana khana” (“I'm from Karachi. Tell me where, brother. Let's go get some food”).
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