This German couple spent 9 weeks in Pakistan to prove that it is safe for visitors

[PaklovesTurkiye]

You're on my follow list now bro

I m following you too...
Thanks 4 respect and kindness....

We love Turkiye....

 

[Samurai_assassin]

So much agreed. I can tell this much since in Copenhagen I've been to 3 different "Indian restaurants" and all 3 owners and workers were Pakistani. I ate Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Lahore Chicken dishes, and other gravy chicken dishes that I cannot remember the names of.

The same happened in my vacation in London, the Indian restaurants that I visited were once again Pakistani - but that's only a bonus to me, since Pakistani's usually use Halal meat.

Hence I was wondering what the differences between the Pakistani and Indian cuisines are? But I think I got some of the answer reading your comments through - as far as I understand, it depends on the region, some regions are more sweet some are spicier?

Thanks.

YouTube 'National Ka Pakistan' you'll get to see the full variety of different Pakistani dishes. Northern India will have similar cuisine to Eastern provinces of Pakistani food however the southern part of India will be completely different. It's the same story throughout Europe where ever you come across an Indian Restaurent it will most likely be owned by a Pakistani or Bangladeshi. Unless the Restaurent clearly states a vegetarian Indian restaurant then it will most likely be owned by an Indian (Hindu or Sikh) to cater for the respected members of their community due to religious dietry requirements.

 

[Selim I]

I m following you too...
Thanks 4 respect and kindness....

We love Turkiye....

We have a long history of friendship between our honorable countries, friendship is actually not covering our bonds, it's rather a brotherhood. No matter Kemalist or Conservative times of Turkey - Pakistan has always stayed a brother nation to us.
And long before the Republic of Turkey was founded - we have a long history, Alhamdu-lillah.

As a Türk, I always consider Pakistani nuclear warheads as ours, because I know that Pakistan would if necessary use it for it's brother.

 

[PaklovesTurkiye]

We have a long history of friendship between our honorable countries, friendship is actually not covering our bonds, it's rather a brotherhood. No matter Kemalist or Conservative times of Turkey - Pakistan has always stayed a brother nation to us.
And long before the Republic of Turkey was founded - we have a long history, Alhamdu-lillah.

As a Türk, I always consider Pakistani nuclear warheads as ours, because I know that Pakistan would if necessary use it for it's brother.

We Pakistanis have exactly same feeling like yours, bro....We will stand by you in your happiness and hardships...Our happiness and sorrows are alike....We watch Turkish dramas her and like your people a lot...

I do hope you also visit Pakistan..Experiencing Pakistani food in different countries and experiencing food in Pakistan is whole different thing...

Do give us a chance to serve you with awesome dishes of Pakistani cuisine...

 

[Pakistani E]

Guys, I agree Northern Pakistan is very beautiful, but why does everyone forget my ancestral place? We have mountains too you know? This is around Soon Valley:

 

[Margarita]

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We are blessed to have Himalayas in our region.

 

[Selim I]

We Pakistanis have exactly same feeling like yours, bro....We will stand by you in your happiness and hardships...Our happiness and sorrows are alike....We watch Turkish dramas her and like your people a lot...

I do hope you also visit Pakistan..Experiencing Pakistani food in different countries and experiencing food in Pakistan is whole different thing...

Do give us a chance to serve you with awesome dishes of Pakistani cuisine...

I never grow tired of your delicious cuisine. Whenever I travel somewhere in the world I try to find a Pakistani Hindistani restaurant - lately I've been to Baku, Azerbaijan and fortunately I found one Pakistani Indian restaurant after a long search
Even in Marmaris, Turkey, I've found an amazing Pakistani Indian restaurant ... my mouth is watering right now, how the food must be in its very own origination state - Pakistan Surely, one day, if Allah permits, I will have the honor to make a vacation to Pakistan.

I can't think of better food than Turkish and Pakistani/Indian food.

 

[Syed Asif Bukhari]

We have a long history of friendship between our honorable countries, friendship is actually not covering our bonds, it's rather a brotherhood. No matter Kemalist or Conservative times of Turkey - Pakistan has always stayed a brother nation to us.
And long before the Republic of Turkey was founded - we have a long history, Alhamdu-lillah.

As a Türk, I always consider Pakistani nuclear warheads as ours, because I know that Pakistan would if necessary use it for it's brother.

I want to suggest u some dishes . 1-Chicken Masala Sijji ( a typical Balouchistani Dish ) 2-Biryani (there are many types .u can chose according to your taste) 3- Chapali kabab ( a typical Pashto dish) there are many more but I have stated these since u asked about only three.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Guys, I agree Northern Pakistan is very beautiful, but why does everyone forget my ancestral place? We have mountains too you know? This is around Soon Valley:

Whats the distance between rwp-soon ?

 

[N.Siddiqui]

A US citizen who is living/has lived in Pakistan for 18 years, his views about the country.

 

[Pakistani E]

Whats the distance between rwp-soon ?

Around 150 miles to Sakesar I think.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

A German traveler visiting Pakistan, HD video.

 

[Pakistani E]

@DESERT FIGHTER

The problem is, just like in a lot of other places, there isn't enough tourist friendly infrastructure available there.

 

[Syed Asif Bukhari]

In fact I've tried many cuisines of the world, Turkish, Saudi Arabian, Egyptian, Danish, German, Italian, French, Chinese (in Denmark though), Korean (in Turkey ), Mexican (in Turkey), American (in many countries), Japanese (in Denmark and Turkey), last but not least Pakistani/Indian (in many countries).

My conclusion is, nothing tops Turkish and Pakistani/Indian food, then comes Korean (surprisingly good).

one thing my friend . u are mixing Pakistani and Indian food . but it the other way round . Indians are mostly Vegetarians while we mostly consume meat related products . Infact , our food is more similar to Iranian , Afghan , central Asian and Chinese ones .

 

[Selim I]

I want to suggest u some dishes . 1-Chicken Masala Sijji ( a typical Balouchistani Dish ) 2-Biryani (there are many types .u can chose according to your taste) 3- Chapali kabab ( a typical Pashto dish) there are many more but I have stated these since u asked about only three.

Biryani I have tried with chicken pilav, it's simply mouth watering delicious. I love the spices in the pilav/rice.

Chicken Sajji looks like a dish I'd enjoy very much, I love grilled/kebab types of meat.
Chapali kebab, I simply must try