Lahore
Lahore’s Shahi Fort
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A saji vendor in Lahore’s Karim Block Market
I read the post over at etramping, great job! And now I really really want to try Saji! 🙂
Thanks so much for reading!! And yes, you’ll definitely need to try Saji!!! 😀
Thank you so much Tim for contributing! Me and Cez can’t wait to make it to Lahore! I’m interested in local cuisine and street food!
Thanks for featuring me here!! Lahore is now home for me, and I really hope I can welcome you here one day!!! 😀
Just enjoyed reading this very much! 🙂 Wrote a comment over on eTramping asking if there was much vegetarian street food around?
Hmmm there is vegetarian food, but it’s not particularly nutritious or varied. Potato and pea samosas, and you can ask for the channa dhal to be served without the chicken stock – but if someone is really dedicated to their vegetarianism, they might find it easier to eat from top-end places (and not on the street), or even self-cater in Pakistan. Thanks for reading!
Thanks for sharing.. Will check it out.
Thanks for reading!! I hope you can get there one day 🙂