Happy Fourth!

[Developereo]

Berta puts it all in perspective!

 

[RabzonKhan]

When I lived in Washington...we would go get our fireworks at the Saquamish reservation....hear it's all a big casino now.

Interesting, well, I have been to Renton quite a few times already to at a Pakistani restaurant called Naan -N- Curry, just love their food.

 

[faithfulguy]

Interesting, well, I have been to Renton quite a few times already to at a Pakistani restaurant called Naan -N- Curry, just love their food.

Never been to a Pakistani restaurant. How is it different from an Indian restaurant?

 

[KAL-EL]

^^^Would love to visit a Pakistani restaurant one day. An Indian one too for that matter. One of these days I will Anyway, for the 4th, I went to an outdoor concert and fireworks in Philadelphia. Had a great time

 

[RabzonKhan]

Never been to a Pakistani restaurant. How is it different from an Indian restaurant?

Styles of cooking differ region to region in both India and Pakistan, but since you’ve asked me the difference in Indian and Pakistani cooking, one can taste the most difference in cuisine in South Indian and Pakistani dishes since South Indian foods are typically vegetarian and use coconut milk in their curries.

North Indian and Pakistani cuisine have similarities, but Pakistani food uses more meat. I have been to many Indian restaurants in East and West coasts but I have never seen dishes such as mutton/beef Haleem, mutton/beef Nihari, mutton/beef Paya and beef Kabab, those are some of my favorite dishes.

Cheers.