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The Pakistani
is a traditional Pakistani restaurant located at the
Mövenpick Hotel in Karachi. Enjoy a luxurious atmosphere of
colorful decor, fun seating arrangements - choose between
table or traditional floor seating, fresh bread made on the
spot with a live cooking spectator kitchen and live
entertainment with a traditional singer.
PAKISTAN CUISINE
Cookery in
Pakistan has always had a regional character with each of
the four provinces offering special dishes. In The Punjab,
for example, the Mughlai cuisine using tandoor ovens and
elaborate preparations is iconic. In Baluchistan, cooks use
the sajji method of barbecuing whole lambs and bake bread in
a deep pit. Palla (fish) is a well-known delicacy of Sindh.
The fish is cleaned and stuffed with a paste made from a
variety of spices and then baked. Cooking in the Khyber
pakhtoonkhuwa province is a great deal plainer and involves
the heavy use of lamb. Ceremonial occasions such as weddings
have inspired a number of fancy dishes. A traditional dish
at marriage feasts, for example, is chicken curry with
either pillau or biryani. A style of cookery called Mughlai,
evolved at the Moghul court and even today remains centered
in Lahore. Examples of this cuisine include chicken tandoori
-a dish in which chicken is cooked at low temperature in
special ovens called tandoors, and Murghmusallum in which
whole chicken is roasted with special spices and
ingredients. Hence from the earliest times, the imaginative
and sometimes heavy use of spices, herbs, seeds, flavors and
seasonings have helped cooks transform rather ordinary
staple foods into an exotic and tasty cuisine. Relish these
exotic tastes at “the Pakistani” and experience a cuisine
full of tradition and flavor.
Enjoy a
luxurious atmosphere of colorful decor, fun seating
arrangements - choose between table or traditional floor
seating, fresh bread made on the spot with a live cooking
spectator kitchen and live entertainment with a traditional
singer. The generous use of spices, herbs, seeds, and
seasonings have helped our Chef to transform staple food
into an exotic and tasty cuisine.
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Business Hours:
Dinner Only 7:30pm-12:30am
Cuisine:
Pakistani. A
few specialties include:
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Dum Gosht
Biryani |
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Rajistani
Mutton Qorma |
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Chicken
Khopra Soup |
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Mulligatawny |
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The
Pakistani Platter |
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Bakray
Ki Champ |
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Paneer
Karahi |
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Jhinga
Seekh |
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Tawa
Hara Piyaz Qeema |
Modern Amenities:
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Live entertainment:
Yes, live traditional singing.
Private Party Facilities:
Yes, please inquire within for more details.
Private Dining Room:
Although no private dining
room is available, areas of the restaurant can be reserved
for large parties.
Preset Menus:
Available
upon request and can be customized to the guests
requirements and budget.
Take-Away
Orders:
Yes
Reservations:
Reservations are accepted. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Children Policy:
Allowed
Ambiance:
Modern, Vibrant
& Sleek
Parking: Dedicated
parking lot and valet parking is available
Accepts Credit Cards:
Yes, all major credit cards are accepted
Gift Cards:
Available upon request
Smoking Policy:
The entire restaurant is a non-smoking atmosphere.
Nearest
Landmark or Cross Street: CM’s House, PIDC, Polo
Ground, Metropole.
What to Expect:
A traditional restaurant with high-quality Pakistani
cuisine and luxurious surroundings. Impress your friends and family with a visit to
The Pakistani!
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