Foodpanda celebrates Biryani Day

[ghazi52]

Foodpanda celebrates Biryani Day on the last Friday of July – and it’s about time!

July 25, 2019
Biryani Day on the last Friday of July

From Sri Lanka to India to The United Kingdom, Biryani is a delicacy that is known worldwide. A star all on its own, this dish has the ability to make foodies salivate at just the thought of it. So, to celebrate, foodpanda has created biryani day to celebrate the dish we all know and love.

Biryani is a dish that is internationally and nationally loved. Whether it be a happy or sad occasion, it is a universal dish that has the ability to bring family and friends together over a plate of biryani. Foodpanda has declared Biryani day to fall on 26th of July, and subsequently to fall on the last Friday of July annually.

To celebrate this day, foodpanda is offering an exclusive discount to biryani lovers around the nation. Now with hundreds of restaurants across the country, you can get 50% off your biryani order on foodpanda Biryani Day. With Biryani restaurants taking part in this momentous occasion, why not get two biryanis for the price of one?

Biryani eateries joining hands with foodpanda results in creating a day in the culinary calendar – an idea we are sure will go off with a bang.

With chain restaurants to smaller dhabas participating, you can now order biryani from your favorite eatery. So, whether you like your biryani with aloo or without it, in chicken or in lamb, spicy or mild, foodpanda surely has an option for you. All you need to do to avail the deal is use the code ‘Biryani Day’ on your favourite biryani restaurants on foodpanda. It’s as easy as open the app, order your biryani and add in the code. Delicious biryani in just 3 steps, with half-price off! So what are you waiting for? Celebrate Biryani day with foodpanda!

 

[ghazi52]

What type of a biryani-lover are you?
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Foodpanda is making every biryani lover's dream come true with an exclusive 50% off on their official 'Biryani Day'

Foodpanda is making every biryani lover's dream come true with an exclusive 50% on their official 'Biryani Day

Nothing brings desis together like cricket, chai and biryani.

From funerals to weddings and everything in between, Pakistanis are serious about their biryani and the dish is an inevitable part of the menu.

Interestingly enough, there are as many types of biryani lovers as biryanis themselves. We bet you have at least one of these in your life too:



No biryani without aloo

This ardent, aloo wali biryani lover is convinced it's not biryani without aloo and will fight you if you feel otherwise. They believe both aloo and botigo hand in hand (quite literally) and would never settle for anything (potato)less.

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Fridays are biryani day

This biryani aficionado believes in building up the excitement the entire week before finally indulging into a steaming plate of biryani on Friday, Pakistanis' self-proclaimed Biryani day.

Not that they would mind having biryani the whole week.


Biryani 24/7

Which brings us to our next type of biryani enthusiast - the never-say-never-to-biryani kind.

This person has no control over their biryani hunger and would binge-eat it 24/7, 30 days a month. He/she would settle at biryani for breakfast, lunch, dinner AND also for snack breaks in between.



The real biryani devotee

This type is a biryani connoisseur; they have tried all types of biryanis out there and have strong opinions about each of them. They can tell good biryanis from average ones and have a very set formula of what a biryani should and should not be.

They can argue for hours about the best biryani place in the city, have travelled to Gwadar to Gujrat and tried biryani at every stop, and their entire Instagram feed pays homage to biryani.

Also, this person is a Karachiite, because can you even find biryani in Lahore? P.S. shots fired



Gimme green biryani

After their recent trip to Europe, this meat-lover may have gone vegan but biryani is still their best bro. They will tell you about this veggie biryani recipe, or even a keto version which everyone loved at their last Sunday brunch. No matter how much biryani they eat, they always stay thin and are the subject of envy at the office.

They are the real MVPs of the biryani world for they love (the rice dish) too fully and get so little in return.



On that note, here's some good news for all biryani lovers

Whichever group your loyalties lie with, foodpanda has got good news for all - the online food delivery platform is declaring the last Friday of every July as the official Biryani day (which happens to be tomorrow, JBTW!)

To celebrate this day, foodpanda is offering an exclusive discount to biryani lovers around the nation. Use the code ‘Biryani Day’ when you order via the foodpanda app and get up to 50% off on all your biryani orders, whether it is from your neighbourhood dhaaba or the best restaurants in the city.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

One of the most disgusting, unhealthiest food ever devised. Good for fat lards hobbling about with bus tires on their mid torso. Thank you India for this curse.

 

[Yankee-stani]

Biryani is like my least favourite dish out there dunno why it's pushed a symbol of Pakistan

 

[El Sidd]

Austerity measure?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Biryani is like my least favourite dish out there dunno why it's pushed a symbol of Pakistan

This eaten with mango drink assures spike in sugar level that would put Burj Khalifa to shame. Next stop diabetes. Expect to see mass diabetes epidemic in Pakistan thanks to this 'Indian gift'.