Question for D.C.-area Pakistanis only

[Solomon2]

Where does one find the best Pakistani food in the Washington, D.C. area?

 

[Khafee]

White House

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

Where does one find the best Pakistani food in the Washington, D.C. area?

Not much Pakistanis live in D.C, it would be the last place to go for Pakistani food. Head towards NY its not that far.

 

[VCheng]

Where does one find the best Pakistani food in the Washington, D.C. area?

Not quite Pakistani, but a great fusion restaurant:

Zaytinya | A Jose Andres Restaurant

Recommended.

 

[Solomon2]

Not much Pakistanis live in D.C, it would be the last place to go for Pakistani food. Head towards NY its not that far.

Too far. I just want to see if the lassi-like concoctions I whip up at home are close to the real thing.

 

[S.U.R.B.]

Not much Pakistanis live in D.C, it would be the last place to go for Pakistani food. Head towards NY its not that far.

Haha!

You just gave someone out there a good business idea and that is "a call to settle in at that place because the food is as good as it is at home."
First the Lahorians and the Karachiites will pour in, then the islo guys will follow them on special events.

 

[Solomon2]

You just gave someone out there a good business idea and that is "a call in to settle at place because the food is as good as it is at home."
First the Lahorians and the Karachiites will pour in, then the islo guys will follow them on special events.

Already plenty of those in D.C. area, including the restaurant trade - but not in Pakistani-themed restaurants, I think.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Too far. I just want to see if the lassi-like concoctions I whip up at home are close to the real thing.

Oh, just wait for some Indians to chime in and tell you how they do it so much better and how it's actually an 'Indian concoction' invented by Ancient Hindu's 20 million years ago while exploring nearby galaxies.

 

[Daneshmand]

Not quite Pakistani, but a great fusion restaurant:

Zaytinya | A Jose Andres Restaurant

Recommended.

Beware: The 'Michelin curse' comes to Hong Kong - BBC News

 

[Adecypher]

When I was in VA; I use to go to Ravi Kebab. The food is pretty decent. If you don't mind driving 17 Minutes (approx) or little more depending where exactly you are in DC...I would recommend it.

 

[Solomon2]

When I was in VA; I use to go to Ravi Kebab. The food is pretty decent. If you don't mind driving 17 Minutes (approx) or little more depending where exactly you are in DC...I would recommend it.

Ooooh, the Pakistani embassy's caterer, what a good idea!

 

[VCheng]

Beware: The 'Michelin curse' comes to Hong Kong - BBC News

Zaytinya is a nice place with great food, Michelin rated or not.

 

[manojb]

Oh, just wait for some Indians to chime in and tell you how they do it so much better and how it's actually an 'Indian concoction' invented by Ancient Hindu's 20 million years ago while exploring nearby galaxies.

Weren't all Pakistani s Hindus before. Long long ago?

 

[Daneshmand]

Zaytinya is a nice place with great food, Michelin rated or not.

You didn't get it, did you? I was just playful on your recommendation here which "might" cause a curse for the place. Anyways, have a good day.

 

[omegalamba7XL9]

Capital hill tandoor and grill. its on 8th street. I tried it and it was real good. If you come to NYC i have plenty places and boy you will eat your fingers too lol. Stay in touch

Where does one find the best Pakistani food in the Washington, D.C. area?