Oh ya.. been there once after hearing a lot about the place. Got to say.. was expecting a posh glitzy kinda place. But pleasantly surprised to see a old fashioned average little yard.. but the food was awesome. & another thing I got to know about them is that their ancestors were the chefs for Mughals. I don't know how true is that.. but their food did taste royal though!
nope they are soldiers... Israel has mandatory military serving for both male and female....Yeah I know how 'garam' they are
I prefer the military ones, but wonder if those girls are really soldiers or just models
Is there anything, which is unique and only served in Pakistan in vegetarian dish?We eat vege food as well but meat more often what you want we got palak, saag, mixed sabzi, rajma etc plenty of vege foods.
I recommend aloo palak with garam makhan roti, maa sadkey.
i was scared to eat anything there the last time i visited.
rice is considered veg. right.... so, is fish meat..but my concern is if BD's eat only fish then how will they compete in other meat departments...lol....
Cool. Anyways what if anyone deny to join army?nope they are soldiers... Israel has mandatory military serving for both male and female....
although females are restricted in some cases, but in general operations women are equally responsible...
Women in the Israeli Defense Forces are female soldiers who serve in the Israel Defense Forces. Israel is the one of only a few countries in the world (along with Norway[1] and Eritrea[2]) with a mandatory military service requirement for women.[3][4][5] Women have taken part in Israel’s military before and since the founding of the state in 1948,[6][7] with women comprising 33% of all IDF soldiers and 51% of its officers, in 2011,[8] fulfilling various roles within the Ground, Navy and Air Forces. The 2000 Equality amendment to the Military Service law states that "The right of women to serve in any role in the IDF is equal to the right of men."[5] As of now, 88% to 92%[9] of all roles in the IDF are open to female candidates, while women can be found in 69% of all positions.[3]
Formerly women conscripts served in the Women's Army Corps, commonly known by its Hebrew acronym, Chen. After a five-week period of basic training they served as clerks, drivers, welfare workers, nurses, radio operators, flight controllers, ordnance personnel, and course instructors.[10]
Women in the Israel Defense Forces - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I think i saw that on a cooking show. They were saying their ancestors were chefs for the mughals and known for their brain and organ dishes
Okay. Then I guess there's nothing interesting for me in Pakistani dishes.
do u have any dedicated veg. restaurents in Lahore, Islamabad or any other place..so, that if some one visit can be there...We eat vege food as well but meat more often what you want we got palak, saag, mixed sabzi, rajma etc plenty of vege foods.
I recommend aloo palak with garam makhan roti, maa sadkey.
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What about pani puri and all fastfood? Do you have any of these in Pakistan?Chane chawal with rehta topped off with pakore and a cup of chai, now I am hungry.
If so then I'll go everywhere else except LahoreWell our specialty is meat dishes lol ifyou come to Lahore and do not eat meat you are wasting the trip.
