Devdiscourse News Desk| Karachi
Karachi, Pakistan's bustling industrial and financial hub, has seen a remarkable rise in the popularity of Indian vegetarian dishes. This trend spans from small food stalls to upscale restaurants, offering a variety of vegetarian delights.
Mahesh Kumar, owner of Maharaj Karamchand Vegetarian Foods Inn, notes a surge in customers seeking vegetarian options. His establishment is renowned for dishes like Soyabean Aloo Biryani, attracting both Muslim and non-Muslim clientele despite conservative taboos.
Street vendors like Kavita and her family, along with upscale eateries like Rajdhani Delight, illustrate the city's evolving palate. Food critic Huma Sheikh attributes this growing popularity to Karachiites' adventurous dining habits, seeking new flavors monthly.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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