Lahore New Food Street: Pictures.

[The Diplomat]

Me samj ya tussi vi diplomat vangun bongi maar li. Chalo aaj sab nu maaf karta.

Challo, fair shuru...

 

[lastofthepatriots]

@Moonlight has Jackson Heights (not sure of Pakistani restaurants in US) laikin hmray paas to Nawaab hai janab, jis ki prices mray pocket sai zada hai. London wlo ka Tooting, Manchester walo ka Curry Mile.

On a brighter note I was in Lahore recently. Here's the pics:

Food was alright.

Jackson Heights:

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

Only US Pakistanis will know that one.

 

[Moonlight]

@Moonlight has Jackson Heights (not sure of Pakistani restaurants in US) laikin hmray paas to Nawaab hai janab, jis ki prices mray pocket sai zada hai. London wlo ka Tooting, Manchester walo ka Curry Mile.

On a brighter note I was in Lahore recently. Here's the pics:

Food was alright.

There are many Pakistani restaurants. It can provide Pakistani food but not the feel of being in Pakistan though.

Jackson Heights:

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

King King Kebab King!

Only US Pakistanis will know that one.

Hahahahaha sometimes it gets stuck in my mind and I sing it over and over again. :d

 

[Pakistani E]

@Moonlight has Jackson Heights (not sure of Pakistani restaurants in US) laikin hmray paas to Nawaab hai janab, jis ki prices mray pocket sai zada hai. London wlo ka Tooting, Manchester walo ka Curry Mile.

On a brighter note I was in Lahore recently. Here's the pics:

Food was alright.

Ever been here?

It can provide Pakistani food but not the feel of being in Pakistan though.

You've clearly never been to Bradford or parts of Birmingham.

 

[The Diplomat]

Ever been here?

Sure have!
I've moved out of London sadly, I go to London 3/4 times a year though.

You've clearly never been to Bradford or parts of Birmingham.

That's next level. Mini Pakistan. Mostly people from Mirpur but I guess that's all around the UK.

 

[Moonlight]

You've clearly never been to Bradford or parts of Birmingham.

Since we are honest people, so let me confess, I don’t want to live here in majority of desi community.
Jahan bhi hum Pakistani jayen ya Indian or banglas apni harkton se baz nahi aty wohi judge karna Kon kab a raha aunties

Ps: There are many places here too, that once make you feel like you're in Pakistan but still same feel nahi hoty

 

[The Diplomat]

@Sher Shah Awan
There's a fake Gourmet in London, it's not that good but it reminds you Pakistan the minute you walk in.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

There are many Pakistani restaurants. It can provide Pakistani food but not the feel of being in Pakistan though.

You're right. I used to go to Handi, Kebab King, Dera and Roti Boti. Still better than Indian places though.

 

[Moonlight]

You're right. I used to go to Handi, Kebab King, Dera and Roti Boti. Still better than Indian places though.

Not to be rude but Indian restaurants main ka ajeeb se smell hoty ugh

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Since we are honest people, so let me confess, I don’t want to live here in majority of desi community.
Jahan bhi hum Pakistani jayen ya Indian or banglas apni harkton se baz nahi aty wohi judge karna Kon kab a raha aunties

Ps: There are many places here too, that once make you feel like you're in Pakistan but still same feel nahi hoty

I moved out and trust me, you will miss it. It sucks living around white people.

Not to be rude but Indian restaurants main ka ajeeb se smell hoty ugh

Haldi and Hing. It makes me want to throw up every time.

 

[The Diplomat]

Since we are honest people, so let me confess, I don’t want to live here in majority of desi community.
Jahan bhi hum Pakistani jayen ya Indian or banglas apni harkton se baz nahi aty wohi judge karna Kon kab a raha aunties

Ps: There are many places here too, that once make you feel like you're in Pakistan but still same feel nahi hoty

I live in a mainly white area, bt sahi hai.
Yaar UK kai Pakistani b asal wlay nahi miltai. Wo English bolnay wlay hai.. I have 5 friends that are true Urdu/Punjabi speaking Pakistani. It's hard to find what I call "real" Pakistani in the UK.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

I live in a mainly white area, bt sahi hai.
Yaar UK kai Pakistani b asal wlay nahi miltai. Wo English bolnay wlay hai.. I have 5 friends that are true Urdu/Punjabi speaking Pakistani. It's hard to find what I call "real" Pakistani in the UK.

Pakistanis in NYC are more traditional but have the most white American accents ever when they speak English. Most of the time I speak like a ghetto black guy among friends, and like a white guy around work.

 

[Moonlight]

I moved out and trust me, you will miss it. It sucks living around white people.

I only once lived in an area near the Masjid so there were many Pakistani Muslim families it wasn't s good experience except one aunty that died after 2 years we moved to new place

I live in a mainly white area, bt sahi hai.
Yaar UK kai Pakistani b asal wlay nahi miltai. Wo English bolnay wlay hai.. I have 5 friends that are true Urdu/Punjabi speaking Pakistani. It's hard to find what I call "real" Pakistani in the UK.

Sameeeee. They do speak Urdu but they're very burger type people or pretend to be one -_-
Hum to pure Pakistani hain koi paindu bhi kahe I dont mind :p

 

[The Diplomat]

Pakistanis in NYC are more traditional but have the most white American accents ever when they speak English. Most of the time I speak like a ghetto black guy among friends, and like a white guy around work.

LOL
Most Pakistani's here are 3rd/4th generation and have littles ties to Pakistan and therefor don't even speak Urdu.
The few friends I have that do speak Urdu/Punjabi are very close to me... We hit it off well talking about Pakistan.

Sameeeee. They do speak Urdu but they're very burger type people or pretend to be one -_-
Hum to pure Pakistani hain koi paindu bhi kahe I dont mind :p

Changi gl ay.
Dil to Pakistani hai after all...

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Also Americans that go to Pakistani restaurants in NYC give the most appalling reviews because of the culture shock. They expect to be seated and given menus with a smile. Instead, they get an uncle with a moustache and angry face standing behind the counter being like, 'Vat do you want?'. Their reactions are priceless. They hate our service but always come back for the food saying it was dope.

@Moonlight

I just described the scene at Handi.