Lahore Street Food Tours
Lahoris will tell you the rest of Pakistan just eats, and they are not entirely joking. Food tours work the Walled City and Gawalmandi: nihari simmered overnight, paye, chargha, seekh kebabs off the coals, halwa puri for breakfast and a kulfi or a lassi to finish — usually ending on a rooftop looking at the Badshahi Mosque.
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Food Tours in Lahore — FAQ
What food is Lahore famous for?
Nihari, the slow-cooked beef stew eaten at breakfast; paye, trotters in a spiced broth; chargha, a whole marinated fried chicken; seekh and chapli kebabs; halwa puri in the morning; and Lahori kulfi and lassi. The Walled City food streets are where all of it is best.
How much is a food tour in Lahore?
Walled City street-food walks cost about €75, and the longer night food tours around €110, with tastings at six to ten stops included. Both are far more food than one meal.
Is street food in Lahore safe for visitors?
Guided food tours pick the stalls with high turnover and cooked-to-order dishes, which is the practical answer. Stick with hot food, skip the tap water and ice, and Lahore is as safe to eat in as anywhere in South Asia.