 Lahore boasts a
large number of
eating places which
offer diverse and
mouth-watering
cuisine,. There are
restaurants and
cafes, and sometimes
whole districts,
offering exclusively
Pakistani cuisine,
such as the
Gwalmandi Food
'Street. Indeed, the
array of
mouthwatering dishes
and variety of
cuisine available in
Lahore is so awesome
that Lahore is being
billed as the Food
City of Pakistan!
To the uninitiated
all Pakistani dishes
might appear more of
the same; however,
once you have begun
to taste the
'different kinds
available you will
begin to enjoy the
subtle variations
offered by different
regional dishes. You
will find that good
Pakistani food does
not necessarily mean
too much masala
(spices) or chilies,
nor too muchghee or
oil. Every dish is
cooked in a
different
combination of
spices to bring out
the best flavor of
the ingredients.
Yoghurt is used not
only in cooking but
also as a side dish
in the form of many
variations of raita
(yoghurt in a
combination of
onions, cucumber,
brinjal etc.). There
is a large variation
of rice dishes,
bread in the form of
Chapati, Paratha,
Poori or a variety
of Kulchas & Nans.
Fresh Chutneys are
prepared for each
meal and there is an
array of Achar
(pickles) which will
be found
accompanying the
simplest of meals.
Fresh herbs such as
coriander and mint
are used to garnish
the dishes. Among
the most popular are
barbecued dishes
using minimum of
oil, such as Chicken
Tikka, Boti Tikka,
Seekh Kebab etc.,
which are cooked in
front of you on
glowing charcoals.
As a nation
Pakistanis have a
sweet tooth, if
anything Lahoris
have a sweeter tooth
that others;
accordingly sticky
sweetmeats are among
the most popular
food items in
Lahore.
Pakistani Cuisine is
by no means the only
kind you will come
across in Lahore.
There are a host of
restaurants offering
Chinese,
Continental,
Italnian, French and
Japenese dishes.
Here, you will also
find the outlets of
the omnipresent
international fast
food chains:
Kentucky Fried
Chicken, McDonald's,
and Pizza Hut are
carrying out roaring
business. Local fast
food chains are also
found all over town.
In addition to the
above, Lahore has
its share of ice
cream parlors, quite
a few of which offer
local concoctions as
well (such as
Falooda &
tukhmalanga).
In this section you
will find the names
of more well-known
restaurants and
their specialty.
Chinese Cuisine
Cathay Chinese
Restaurant. 60,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
630-2393).
 Kirn Mun Chinese
Restaurant. 54,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
630-1182).
Hong Kong Chinese
Restaurant. Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 575-9362).
Hsin Kung Chinese
Restaurant.
9-C-N, Gulberg II,
(tel. 575-6088).
Mandarin.
Gulberg Centre,
Gulberg, (tel.
575-9148).
Mei Kong, House
of Chinese Food.
9, Peshawar Block,
Fortress Stadium,
Cantt., (tel.
665-2069, 666-1443,
373-081). also at
21, Civic Centre (Barkat
Market), New Garden
Town, (tel.
583-7486, 583-2060).
Open: Lunch 12:00
noon-3:00 pm; Dinner
6:30 pm-12:00
midnight.
Shanghai.
19-A, Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 575-3917).
Tai Wan Chinese
Restaurant.
78-1, Gulberg III,
(tel. 878-586).
Open: Lunch 12:00
noon-3:00 pm; Dinner
6:30 pm-ll:00 pm.
Tung Fong Cuisine.
4-G, AI-Falah
Building,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
630-1505).
Tung Fung Chinese
Restaurant. Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 576-1440).
Yeefah Chinese
Restaurant.
80-A/E-1, Main
Boulevard, Gulberg
III, (tel. 571-0819,
575-8234; fax
575-2031).
Xinhua Restaurant.
94-C-2, Gulberg III,
(tel. 575-2234,
575-4598 to 99; fax
575-4968).
Xiwang. Main
Boulevard, Allama
Iqbal Town, (tel.
447-979).
Continental/Pakistani
Cuisine
Bell Pepper
Restaurant.
9-10, Mehran Block,
Fortress Stadium,
Cantt., (tel.
665-5584, 667-2535).
Big M Restaurant.
59, Shadman Market,
(tel. 757-8659).
Cafe Continental.
94-C-2, Gulberg III,
(tel.
575-2234,575-4598 to
99; fax 575-4968).
Open: 3:00 pm-12:00
midnight.
Caspian.
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
630-1517).
Chicago Grill.
2-C/II, Gulberg III,
(tel. 575-7819; fax
575-6765). Open: For
Lunch Specials
Monday-Friday 1:00
pm-4:00 pm.
 Copper Kettle.
15, Liberty Market,
Gulberg, (tel.
575-7146).
Food Inn. 26,
Commercial Market,
Model Town, (tel.
854-361). Gulberg
Kabana. 19-A, Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 575-55,90).
Lahore Tabaq.
Lakshami Chowk,
(tel. 631-2482).
Olives. Main
Boulevard, L.C.C.H.S.,
(tel. 572-3823).
Pasta. 4,
Gulberg V, (tel.
575-4011).
Patio. Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 575-9340).
Salloos.
Liberty Market,
Gulberg.
Salloos.
WAPDA House,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
636-7149, 631-0468,
630-2449). Open:
12:00 noon-4:00 pm;
7:00-11:00 pm.
Salt 'n Pepper
Village. 26,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (telefax
724-4009). Also at
48, Commercial Zone,
Liberty Market,
Gulberg, (tel.
575-2893 to 94; fax
575-1954). Open:
11:00 am-ll:00pm.
Shezan Restaurant.
7, Dyal Singh
Mansion,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
724-4106, 732-0492).
Open: 10:00 am -
11:30 pm.
Shezan Snacks.
Fortress Stadium,
(tel. 665-1315,
668-4879). Open:
10:00 am-ll:30 pm.
Tabaq Cuisine.
Main Boulevard,
Gulberg, (tel.
575-4624).
Pakistani Cuisine
Billa Tikka Shop.
Chowk Gwalmandi.
Open: 12:00
noon-3:00 pm.
Bundu Khan
Restaurant. 23,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
723-1994,724-4009,575-2866).
Open: 12:00
noon-12:00 midnight.
Special discount
during lunch hours
12:00 noon-5:00 pm.
 Also at Liberty
Market, Gulberg III,
(tel. 575-6108,
587-6263). Open:
12:00 noon-12:00
midnight.
COOCO'S Cafe.
2168/A, Fort Road,
Opp. Badshahi
Mosque, Roshnai
Gate, (tel.
763-5955, 765-5641;
fax 766-2228; email
shahi@pol.com.pk).
Set within
interesting
surroundings, it is
a traditional
building creatively
adapted for use as a
restaurant. The cafe
serves some of the
most delectable
cuisine available in
Lahore. You can also
have a fascinating
view of the artfully
lit Badshahi Mosque
from the roof
terrace of the cafe.
Kababeesh.
Main Boulevard,
Gulberg, (tel.
8776-018).
Naimat Kada.
Birun (Outside)
Lohari Gate,
Circular Road (tel.
765-6509).
Punjab Tikka Shop.
14-E, Main Market,
Gulberg, (tel.
872-590, 575-1335).
Salt 'n Pepper
Village.
103/B-2, M.M. Alam
Road, Gulberg III, (tel:
575-0735, 575-2866;
fax 576-0751); also
at 26,
Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam
(The Mall), (tel.
724-4009).
Sholax. Bank
Square Market, Model
Town, (tel.
583-8555).
Tabaq. 1,
Abbott Road, (tel.
631-2482).
Tikka Corner.
12, Commercial Zone,
Liberty Market,
Gulberg III, (tel.
587-4117).
Ziafat.
21-C-1, M.M. Alam
Road, Gulberg III,
(tel.
575-9007,575-0760,
575-4164; fax:
576-3255; email: ziafat@email.com).
Open: Dinner only
7:30 pm-ll:30 pm.
Fast Food
Burger Max. Chinese,
Continental Fast
Food: Ahad Heights,
Mini Market,
Gulberg; also at
Liberty Cinema,
Liberty Market,
Gulberg.
 Deepan Pizza. 12-13 Bahawalpur Block,
Fortress Stadium,
Cantt., (tel.
667-0123). Offers
variety of pizzas
and continental
dishes. Open: 12:00
noon-12:00 midnight.
Gino'S. Ejaz Centre,
Gulberg, (tel.
576-2971).
Gogo Snacks. Sherpao
Bridge, Cantt.,
(tel. 666-6713).
Kentucky Fried
Chicken. Firdous
Market, Gulberg;
Main Defence
Shopping Centre;
near Barkat Market,
near Garden Town.
Kings & Queens. 3,
Peshawar Block,
Fortress Stadium, Cantt., (tel.
666-8801).
MAC Burger. Main
Boulevard, Gulberg,
(tel. 576-0507).
McDonald's. A fast
growing
international
fast-food chain, it
has several outlets
e.g. Defence I,
(tel. 572-5561 to
62); Defence III,
YBlock, (tel.
573-3826 to 27);
Fortress Stadium,
(tel. 667-66741 fax
667-6680); 63, Main
Gulberg, (tel.
575-2110,575-2132);
L.D.A. Plaza, (tel.
630-7997; fax
630-8886); Model
Town Link Road (tel.
517-1327; fax
517-1328). Open:
11:00 am-12:00
midnight.
Pizza Hut. Among the
first international
fast food chains. It
has the following
outlets: Defence,
(tel. 573-3171 to
72); Gulberg, (tel.
575-1456,575-1312);
Mall Road, (tel.
637-0126 to 27).
Take away service
available. Open:
12:00 noon-12:00
midnight.
Ice Cream Parlours
 Benazir Kulfa Shop.
Gulberg III, (tel.
571-2365).
GelatO Ice Cream.
13, Peshawar Block,
Fortress Stadium, Cantt.,
(tel. 666-7535,
668-1452). Open:
10:00 am-12:00
midnight.
Chaman Ice Cream
Shop. Beadon Road.
Lahori Kulfa Falooda
Shop. L.C.C.H.S.,
(tel. 894-127).
Polka Parlour.
129-E/l, Main
Gulberg, (tel.
876-403).
Shahi Kulfa.
Ferozepur Road,
Yummy's 36.
L.C.C.H.S., Defence,
(tel. 572-0541).
Food Bazaars
The most famous food
bazaar is Gwalmandi
Food Street, which
has gained such
popularity over a
short period of
time. By cleaning
the area and
lighting up the
buildings, the
administration has
created a pedestrian
zed food street,
which has become a
popular venue for Lahoris and visitors
alike. The food
outlets offer a
variety of popular
dishes, each outlet
offering its own
specialty which the
visitors are able to
enjoy sitting in a
well-lit
vehicle-free street.
Lahore has several
areas which boast of
their culinary
specialties and if
you are a culinary
buff you might like
to visit them for
tasting the
different kind of
dishes. Although
many of the items
detailed below are
available at the
restaurants
mentioned in Section
3 of this Chapter,
you will find that
apart from tasting
the authentic Lahori
cuisine, with the
exception of
Gulberg, you will be
able to eat fairly
inexpensively if you
visit the food
districts detailed
below.
Lakshami & Regal
Chowks: The chowks
(crossings) and
streets surrounding
the area such as
Beadon Road, Hall
Road, Mcleod Road,
Nisbet road and
Abbott Road are
popular eating
places. At Lakshami
Chowk you will find
Yasin Halwa Puri in
Royal Park (behind
the Chowk), Shahi
Murgh Cholay,
Bismillah Karahi,
and Mashallah Karahi
Tikka, Jahangir
Murgh Pulao, Shahi
Champ Corner,
Ittefaq Dal Chawal,
restaurants such as
Lasani and Tabaq,
and for barfi &
khoya you must visit
Butt Sweet House. If
you are fond of
spicy snacks, at
Regal Chowk you can
enjoy the best
samosas, chaat and
dahi bhalla in town
at a fraction of the
cost it is found in
more upmarket
places. Abbott Road
has inexpensive
eating outlets
offering chicken
karahi, apart from
taka tak, dal chawal,
roast and tikkas.
Mcleod Road is a
veritable food
bazaar in which
outlets include
those of halwa puri,
biryani, dal chawal,
broast and tikkas.
Beadon Road excels
in dry fruit, fruit
juices including
gunnay ka rass
(fresh sugarcane
juice), and ice
cream, the
well-known outlets
of Punjab Ice Cream,
Fiesta and tht
oldest shop in the
area Chaman Ice
Cream.
Walled City Gates.
The Walled City is
famous for its
specialties. Inside
and around each Gate
of the inner city
you will find some
of the most
delectable
traditional fare.
Beginning with Roshanai Gate and at
Cooco's Restaurant,
you will be able to
enjoy the aura of
the Inner City. The
restaurant is famous
for offering a fine
selection of the
traditional cuisine
available in its
vicinity. In the
close-by Hira Mandi
you will get the
most delicious
kebabs as well as
Siri Paeay at the
universally
acclaimed Phajja.
Around Bhati Gate,
you will be able to
enjoy the refreshing
iced milk laced with
Kasurifalooda and
tukhmalanga, and for
those who do not
have to worry about
calories, rich rabri
can be added to give
it that special
flavor. Another
Punjab delicacy you
can enjoy in the
vicinity of District
Courts and Data
Darbar is paratha or
roti of corn (maize)
flour with
wonderfully tasty
sarsoon (mustard)
fee saag. Apart from
the iced milk,
Lohari Gate offers
murgh cholay at
Chaskara as well as
the fare of famous
outlets such as
Naimat Kadah and
Prince Chargha
House. As you move
to Shahalmi Gate,
the halwa puri is
among the most
tempting you can
find, along with
kulfi at Baba
Kulfiwalla and murgh
haleem at Haji Abdur
Rashid Haleemwalla.
If you are deep
within the Walled
City, at Chowk Rang
Mahal you might like
to try ice-cold
Jassi, iced milk
with Kasuri falooda
or the refreshing
drink of Falsa
(blueberries) juice
from Chacha Saeed
Falsaykay
Sharbatwalla. Apart
from the delicacies
of nihari and siri
paeay, you could
also try the
well-known outlet of
Chacha Saeed
Bhatooraywalla, and
for Lahori fish
Javed Machhi Farosh.
Along with Bhati
Gate, Birun
(Outside) Mochi Gate
and Akbari Gate are
famous for the
speciality of makki
ki roti
 and sarsoon
ka saag. The outlet
opposite Mochi Gate
serving haleem is
also worth a try.
Dehli Gate is among
the most interesting
of the Walled City
Gates offering
nihari accompanied
by ice-cold lassi or
iced milk with
Kasuri falooda. The
best nans are
available at Chowk
Masjid Wazir Khan at
Khalifa Nanwalla,
the aroma of which
is unforgettable for
passsersby. If you
are close to the
Sheranwala Gate, in
Chuna Mandi you
should try the
ice-cold lassi,
iced-milk with
Kasuri flooda and
the traditional
makki ki roti and
sarsoon ka saag.
Old Anarkali. In Old
Anarkali, Lake Road
on Church Road
crossing is famous
for outlets offering
a wide variety of
good food at
unbelievably low
prices, including
breakfast offerings,
snacks, sweatmeat
and juices. On
Church Road you will
find Paradise Hotel
well known for its
daal and chicken
fried rice, and
popular outlets for
Sindhi biryani and
special Kashmir!
Tea, along with
nihari and sweetmeat
shops. The corner
shops offer an array
of halwa puri, vura,
aaloo cholay and
kachuri. You will
find the two roads
dotted with a
variety of drinks
shops offering lassi,
iced milk with
falooda and
tiikhmalanaga, and
fruit juices—Maqbool
Juice Corner being
the most famous with
its speciality of
Peach juice and
khoya khajoor.
New Anarkali. Along
Kachahri Road you
will find a variety
of shops offering
delicious fruit
juices, gunnay ka
rass (sugarcane
juice) along with
spicy chaat and dahi
bhallay. In the back
street you will find
the famous Waris
Nihariwalla offering
the most tempting
nihari fare.
Food Streets. Today
you cannot go to
Lahore and not visit
the famous food
street of Gwalmandi.
Especially if it is
a Lahori food
experience par
excellence you are
looking for, you
must visit
Chamberlain Road
which is now
popularly known as
Gwalmandi Food
Street. Offering a
variety of cuisine,
the pedestrian zed
street is thronged
by people of all
ages. With facade
lighting of old
buildings,
projecting balconies
and awnings, the
atmosphere is
wonderfully
conducive to the
enjoyment of the
best of Lahori fare
that you will find
here. You can enjoy
the famous Lahori
fish, barbecue
dishes, biryanis of
all varieties,
numerous kinds of
bread from roti to
tandoor nans and
kulchas; in short
well-known
delicacies as well
as favorite dishes
which can all be
found here. Other
food streets include
Anarkali Food Street
& Fort Road Bazaar.
Jail Road & Mozang
Chungi. This is
another area of
excellent food
outlets concentrated
around the Mozang
Chowk, on Bahawalpur
Road and Jail Road.
You will find the
food places here
specializing in
chicken dishes,
nihari and fish,
along with the
ever-sustaining milk
drink containing
flooda and
tukhmalanga. The
corner shops include
the famous Waris
Nihari and Bashir
Nihari The
specialist outlets
on Jail Road provide
a range of tikkas,
ram roast, kebabs,
tin chicken, mutton
karahi and chops—
chicken karahi and
taka tak being the
great favorites.
Fortress Stadium. If
you are in search of
reasonably priced
restaurants with
seating arrangement.
Fortress Stadium
should be your
destination. Here
the variety of fare
offered includes
Chinese,
Continental,
Pakistani as well as
Fast Food of both
international and
domestic varieties.
The Fortress Stadium
boasts well-known
restaurants such as Baluchi Sajji, Bundu
Khan, Shezan, Bell
Pepper; McDonald'S
and even the famous
Polka Parlour with
its offering of a
variety of Ice
Creams.
Model Town. Although
not on the same
scale or offering as sorw of the other
food areas. Model
Town Block D
roundabout offers
the best Bhaiya's
Kebabs in town. You
might like to try
here the wonderfully
cooling special Soda
drink which is made
by adding salt to
lime & water.
Krishan Nagar,
Samanabad & Ichhra.
Krishan Nagar is the
place to sample the
best of sin paeay
and haleem, while
Samanabad is famous
for its haleem.
Ferozepur Road in
Ichhra provides a
host of specialities,
from milk with
Kasurifalooda and a
variety of juices to
halwa puri, kachuri,
pura, aaloo cholay,
nihari & siri paeay.
Gulberg. For those
who want to enjoy
their dinner in a
select environment,
Gulberg is where
they must go.
Located in the
fashionable upmarket
district of Gulberg
are many restaurants
which offer the best
Pakistani,
Continental and
South Asian cuisine
at prices
commensurate with
the exclusive
environment that
they provide.
The Mini Market of
Gulberg contains
moderately expensive
to expensive
restaurants,
offering Fast Food,
Continental and
Pakistani cuisine.
You will find here
the famous outlets
Cafe Zouk and Salt
'n Pepper Village,
along with Four
Seasons restaurant,
and a branch of the
international Fast
Food chain Pizza
Hut.
It is the Main
Boulevard of Gulberg
that abounds in a
host of famous
restaurants. As is
to be expected, the
prices range from
moderately expensive
to expensive. You
will find here
Continental fare
being offered by the
ever popular outlets
and Pakistani
cuisine of the
highest order. There
are several famous
Chinese restaurants
operating here, with
Fast Food being
represented by
MacDonald's (for a
list of restaurants
see Section 3 of
this Chapter).
The Liberty Market
outlets include many
Fast Food outlets
and burger shops,
chaat, juices and
Shwarma outlets
along with the
famous Salloo's and
Bundu Khan's
outlets.
As a suitable ending
to a delectable
meal, particularly
if you have had
Pakistani cuisine,
you should visit the
roundabout of the
Main Market. Here
you will be able to
get qahwa or tea and
pan (Beetle Leaf).
Also available here
is particularly
tasty chaat.
Lahori Specialities
Lassi & Iced Milk:
For the refreshing
cooling drink of lassi, available
from 11:00 in the
morning until well
past midnight, you
will find a host of
outlets serving both
full cream and
fat-free lassi.
Depending upon your
taste you could
select sweet or
savoury, and served
in a variety of
glasses. But the
best taste of lassi
can be enjoyed when
served in pital
tanba tall glasses,
which keeps the
drink cold. For the
best-tasting lassi
try Gwalmandi,
Purani Anarkali and
Ravi Road, and in
the Walled City
around Dehli, Lohari
and Sheranwala
Gates, and Chowk
Rang Mahal. For
chilled milk mixed
falooda, tukhmalnnga
or rabri the best
places along with
Ichhra are in the
Walled City such as
Chowk Rang Mahal,
Delhi Gate, Hira
Mandi and Chuna
Mandi.
Breakfast Snacks:
The delicacy often
served at breakfast
consists of aaloo
cholay, halwa puri
and kachuri. The
best variety is
available at Purani
Anarkali, and Lohari
Mandi, Shahalmi and
Hira Mandi in the
Walled City. Other
areas where you
might like to try
them are Macleod and
Montgomery Roads,
Ichhra and Liberty
Market in Gulberg.
Chaat. These are
spicy offerings and
are particular
favourites of the
young. The best of
chaat and dalii
bhallas can be found
in Chowk Rang Mahal,
Shahalmi, Anarkali,
Regal Chowk,
Lakshami Chowk and
Garhi Shahu.
 Chicken Karahi: For
the best chicken
karahi, it is worth
travelling to the
far end of Jail
Road, to Punjab
Tikka at Main Market
Gulberg and Liberty
Market.
Chicken Tikka: Apart
from restaurant
listed in Section 3
of this Chapter you
will find several
outlets offering
this barbecue item.
You might like to
try the market on
Jail Road, left of
Mozang Chungi,
stalls at Lakshami
Chowk, Gulberg,
Defence, Garden Town
and Muslim Town.
Fish Preparations: Lahori fish is
mostly river fish,
and has its own
flavour. The best
places for fish are
Bashir Darul Mahi in
Bhati Gate, Sardar
Darul Mahi in
Gwalmandi and Mozang
Chungi.
Haleem: A popular
delicacy, this dish
is cooked on a low
flame all through
the night. Chicken
haleem is popular
for parties during
the months of
Muharram, Basant and
Eid. It is available
in the bazaars of
Misri Shah, Qila
Gujjar Singh,
Krishan Nagar, Sant
Nagar and Samanabad,
and on Montgomery &
Abbott Road. The
handcart vendors
Luckhnavi Haleem (in
front of Government
College), ana Lahore
Haleem (stationed
opposite Mochi Gate)
provide inexpensive
fare.
Kebabs: The best
kebabs are found at Khalifa Dey Kebab,
inside Mochi Gate in
the Walled City. But
many other outlets
offer this popular
fare in Landa
Bazaar, Hira Mandi,
Garhi Shahu and
Lakshami Chowk, Jail
Road, Dharampura,
Model Town Market,
Mozang and the
restaurants at
Fortress Stadium.
The best Khoay
Wallay- Kebab are
found in Saddar
Bazaar of Dharampura,
the best Mamay
Wallay Kebab are
found at Mammay ki
Dokan on Temple
Road; the best Seekh
Kebabs are found in
Mochi Gate, Model
Town Market; the
best Bihari Kebab
are of Bundu Khan.
Makki (Corn) ki Roti
(bread) & Sarsoon
(Mustard) ka Saag:
This delicacy which
is typical of Lahore
and the Punjab is
available mostly in
and around the
Walled City area.
You should try the
outlets in
Sheranwala Gate, at
Bhati Chowk, Data
Durbar area and
outside Mochi and
Akbari Gates.
Nihari: Although
more substantial
than dishes
mentioned above,
nihari is often
eaten for breakfast.
Nihari buffs queue
from before sunrise
to taste this
delicacy which is
cooked over night.
The best n ihari
with nan and kulcha
can be found in
areas such as Walled
City's Chowk Chakia,
Rang Mahal, Lohari &
Delhi Gates—the
acclaimed itihari
king Dehli kay al-mashoor
Nihari Wallay being
located in Lohari
Gate; Gwalmandi
Chowk, Qila Gujjar
Singh, Mozang and
Ichhra.
Shahi Murgh Cholay:
Apart from the
pushcart of Cholay
Walla in Nila Gumbad
and shop behind
Ewing Hall, you can
find other outlets
in Lohari Gate,
Anarkali and
Lakshami Chowk.
Siri Paeay: This is
another delicacy
which is allowed to
cook over several
hours to attain its
best flavour. The
best of its kind is
available at Phajja
in Hira Mandi, while
other Walled City
outlets can be found
in Rang Mahal and
Taksalee Gate areas.
You should also try
outlets in Ichhra,
Misri Shah, Shadbagh,
Krishan Nagar,
Lakshami Chowk,
Nisbet Road and
Gwalmandi.
Sweet Tooth: The
offerings of
sweetmeat in Lahore
are legendary. There
are many sweetmeat
shops which offer
most delectable
fare. But certain
delicacies such as barfi is best found
in Lal Khoo, inside
Mochi Gate.
Caution: During Ramadan (month of
fasting) you will
find most
restaurants closed
during day time.
Check out first
class hotels and
restaurants where
service to
foreigners is
usually available. |
