Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan

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Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan - The biggest buffet dinner party in Karachi Expo Center drew huge crowds.

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12th, 13th & 14th May 2017
@Expo Center, Karachi

Pakistan ka Dastarkhwan is coming to Karachi on 12th, 13th & 14th May 2017 at Expo Center Karachi.
Over a 100 Pakistani dishes at PKD!

The ultimate buffet festival is about to hit the biggest city of Pakistan! PKD is bringing the finest Pakistani dishes from all across Pakistan at a single stop! Don’t miss out over a 100 dishes at PKD! It is just getting better!! Call us at: 0312 224 2786 or email us at: info@pkd.com.pk #PKDKHI #Foodie #Desi



Information
Venue: Frere Hall, Karachi Date: 21st April 2017 to 24th April 2017 Ticket Price: Rs 1500 + Tax

About Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan

Having a rich culture and tradition, Pakistani food is one of the factor that makes Pakistan a foodie nation! Taking place in Karachi, Frere Hall, Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwanwill be the biggest buffet festival in Pakistan with over a 100 dishes at a single place! Bringing the nation together, Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan aims to bring the best flavors to your town!


Why Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan

Thinking about travelling to Lahore or Peshawar just to eat your favorite dish? Time to think again! Why? Because Pakistan Ka Dastarkhwan is bringing the best of Pakistani dishes from all across Pakistan! Let’s celebrate the nation and its flavorsome food together!
IT’S NOT JUST FOOD, BUT WE’RE BRINGING LOTS OF FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT AS WELL!

 

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Pakistan ka Dastarkhwan - Biggest food fest for Karachiites

Are you craving to eat something special this weekend? If Yes! then here’s your chance to cook nothing and eat everything. Pakistan ka Dastarkhwan is all set to serve at Frere Hall Karachi. Become the witness of biggest buffet festival in the history of Pakistan. As the name uncovers Pakistan ka Dastarkhwan will serve you more than 100 famous food franchises under one roof.

PKD brings you Javed Nihari along with Karachi’s Shaan Mazedar Haleem just some stalls apart, not only that PKD will drive every foodie crazy by serving Quetta Sajji all the way from Quetta,famous Lahori delight Yasir Broast Chargha, Charsi Tikka from Khyber Tikka Shop Peshawar, delicious Palla fish from Hyderabad apart from all these main course dishes PKD presents you Khalifa Nan Khatai from Lahore, famous Hajji Rabri from Hyderabad, Dilpasand Mithai from Karachi,mouth watering Kulfi from Makli and many many more.

Pakistan ka Dastarkhwan is a unique concept of all you can eat in a festival which is
assembled under valuable supervision of Naseem Akhtar- Ceo Brand Engage. So far Pakistan ka Dartarkhwan is spreading positive cultural vibes amongst Karachiites. Each ticket costs 1500/Rs+Tax, the ticket amount is to be paid once for all on the entrance and you will be allowed to tickle your taste buds until you give up!

 

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Amina Sibtain of Fitfibre jots the do’s and don’ts for a healthier Ramazan. From the most nutritious things to eat, to the things you should avoid, the health enthusiast shares it all

1. Keep your iftar light and focus on hydrating your system with plenty of water. Drink at least two litres between iftar and sehri. Drinking fluids is crucial for staying healthy and maintaining the function of every system in your body, including your heart, brain, and muscles.

2. Eliminate processed sugar foods and sugar resources from your diet – such as breakfast cereals, cheese, canned vegetables, bread, crisps, etc. Instead have some fresh summer fruits like watermelon, berries, falsas, apricots, plums and cherries.

3. Replace sodas and carbonated sugary drinks with drinks like lemonade sans sugar, iced tea, fruit juice mixed with sparkling water, coconut water, black or green tea. Or better yet, just mash fresh fruit and herbs in the bottom of a glass – and top with ice and water.

4. Add flavour to your food with fresh mint sauce instead of ketchup and mayonnaise. Other great healthy ways to add flavour are the use of salt-free seasoning blends, yoghurt, fresh herbs and spices.

5. Don’t eat heavy meals between sehri and iftar. Instead, have a bowl of soup, which will be filling and easy on your system. Salads, grilled or roasted fish or chicken with greens are also some light options.

6. Increase your fibre intake at sehri time especially. Fibre helps your body stay full longer and gives you energy throughout the day. Some high fibre foods include split peas, lentils, black beans, broccoli, whole-wheat pasta and oatmeal.

 

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