What Karachiites Say When They Visit Islamabad
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Islamabad is great man.
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Guy is from Karachi and his accent is of Lahore. What rubbish!
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I am from Karachi and I visited Islamabad once and i loved it. (Y)
Just some sore isloo boy
Lived in islamabad
Lahore
Peshawar and karachi
Islamabad is just a green retirement city
Where you go hungry after 12
No one in Karachi goes hungry if you have money
And much less if you are poor
Lived in islamabad
Lahore
Peshawar and karachi
Islamabad is just a green retirement city
Where you go hungry after 12
No one in Karachi goes hungry if you have money
And much less if you are poor
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Gussa kis bat ka hay ? That guy is from Karachi or accent is lahori ?
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Gussa kis bat ka hay ? That guy is from Karachi or accent is lahori ?
Guy is shown to be from Karachi and but his accent is nowhere close of that Karachiites.
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As a thorough-bred Karachiite, I cannot help but love rain and there is something about the Karachi rain that makes me want crispy food, whether it is pakoray, samosay from street vendors or a crispy piece of chicken broast.
My childhood was spent trying to convince my father to get me Jans Broast. The original Jans Broast in Saddar continues to be a personal favourite. My teenage years were spent at Karachi Broast competing with friends to see who can eat the most.
However, the one that makes the list is the little known Kundun Broast on main Karsaz. The chicken is perfectly crispy and it is served with both white and red chutney (which my friend refers to as 'the chutney from hell'. A crispy piece of broast dipped in fiery red chutney makes it a completely different beast altogether).
Obviously no broast is complete without a handful of fries. You are not a true Karachite if you do not ask for extra fries.
My childhood was spent trying to convince my father to get me Jans Broast. The original Jans Broast in Saddar continues to be a personal favourite. My teenage years were spent at Karachi Broast competing with friends to see who can eat the most.
However, the one that makes the list is the little known Kundun Broast on main Karsaz. The chicken is perfectly crispy and it is served with both white and red chutney (which my friend refers to as 'the chutney from hell'. A crispy piece of broast dipped in fiery red chutney makes it a completely different beast altogether).
Obviously no broast is complete without a handful of fries. You are not a true Karachite if you do not ask for extra fries.
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