KARTARPURA FOOD STREET in Ramzan | Siri Paya, Mutton Chanay, Lassi | Sehri in Rawalpindi, Pakistan

KARTARPURA FOOD STREET | Akbar Ji Siri Paya, Sufi Jee Mutton Chanay, Desi Ghee ki Shahi Palak Qeema, Sheikh Lassi | Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Kartarpura, one of the oldest food streets in downtown Rawalpindi, hosts an influx of visitors that throng the market for sumptuous food throughout the week. Long queues of people outside the eateries in the narrow street of Kartarpura are a regular sight with sellers speeding up to serve and pack the food to meet a large number of orders. Food Street comes in full swing at night.
Rawalpindi is a small city in the Potwar plateau near Pakistan’s federal capital, Islamabad. Hence, these cities are also called the ‘twin cities. It is among the top-rated food hotspots in Pakistan, having multiple Food Streets for the locals and tourists. The city has several Food Streets including the one at Saddar and another one at Bhabra Bazaar. But, the historic Kartarpura Food Street tops the game and is the most cherished dine-out place for the locals.
Crowd increases manifold on weekends, when people from surrounding cities and areas like Taxila, Murree, Hasanabdal, and Gujjar Khan also come here to enjoy their favorite dishes. Residents of Rawalpindi believe Kartarpura is a jewel for the city that multiplies its cultural and religious significance.
The food street offers a plethora of traditional beverages and cuisines like Nihari, a traditional dish of slow-cooked meat, Payee, Qeema Naan, Tikka, and Lassi at very affordable and reasonable rates. A twokilometer-long Food Street is adorned with food stalls on both sides and the aroma of savory dishes grips the atmosphere at Kartarpura.
However, the street specializes in traditional breakfast. It is advised to come to Kartarpura in the early morning if one wishes to have a meal in a comparatively less crowded environment.


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