I Tried QUETTA KARAHI in Karachi. Was It Worth It?

Описание: I finally tried the famous Quetta Karahi in Karachi Pakistan, and wow, what an experience! 🍲🔥 This food adventure takes you from the bustling Juma Bazaar, where I searched for oil-based perfumes and explored the vibrant street market, all the way to the lively food scene of North Walk Mall, where I sat down for a steaming hot pot of chicken karahi served with fluffy garlic naan.

In this video, you’ll see the full journey: hopping on a Karachi bus at night, soaking in the city’s vibrant atmosphere, exploring local stalls, and finally ordering authentic Quetta-style chicken karahi, bone-in, cooked to perfection with bold spices and smoky flavours. I’ll share my honest review: what I loved, what I would improve (like marinating the meat longer), and whether this dish truly lives up to the hype. If you’ve ever wondered what makes Pakistani karahi different from other regional versions like Peshawari karahi or Handi cooked in clay pots, this video gives you a delicious insight.

👉 Along the way, you’ll also get a glimpse of Pakistani hospitality, the warm vibe of local restaurants, and the joy of digging into hearty, comforting food that defines the country’s culinary culture. From sizzling karahi pans to freshly baked naan, this is Karachi food at its finest.

🌍 About Curiously Quirky
I am Mann, and on this channel we explore Indian and whole South Asian food through travel. From street food stalls to hidden gems and traditional restaurants, we love discovering how food connects people and tells the story of a place. Expect honest reviews, cultural insights, and plenty of fun as we share our experiences. If you enjoy food vlogs, travel diaries, and exploring new cultures through their cuisine, you’re in the right place!

👉 Have you tried Quetta Karahi or any other style of South Asian chicken karahi? Let us know in the comments, we’d love to hear your recommendations!

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