Androon Rawalpindi and Dilber Hotel | Grato Jalabi | Haressa | Mutton Palak| Aab Gosht

Androon Rawalpindi and Dilber Hotel | Grato Jalabi | Haressa | Mutton Palak| Aab Gosht
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This video is giving you an idea of what to expect from a food outlet, the quality of food, taste, quantity and overall outlet environment, ambiance and the quality of service.
Rawalpindi Street Food since 1948 | Kashmir ke Khanay | Mutton Palak Aab Gosht, Hareesa and much more
Bhabra Bazaar the oldest and busiest market in Rawalpindi.
Bhabra Bazaar is the home of old and British-era residential and commercial buildings and has more narrow streets.
Shah Chan Charag Darbar
Hazrat Shah Chan Charagh was a source of spiritual guidance to general public. He preached the message of peace and tolerance. He is the propagator of Islam in that region along with Hazrat Bari Imam who was his first cousin from his father’s side.
Jamia Masjid Rawalpindi
According to historian Shiraz Haider, “The mosque was built in 1903, just outside the old city of Rawalpindi, at Circular road. That portion of road is now known as Jamia Masjid road due to the mosque.” “Muslims of the city provided the donation to build the mosque.
Dilbar Hotel, A very old restaurant since 1947. It's located in old Rawalpindi within the business hub. They are only serving Kashmiri cuisine. Palak Gosht, Mutton hareesa, Gashtaba, mutton qorma, mutton koftay... The taste is different from Pakistani cuisine... It's actually Indian Jammu Kashmiri