Multani cuisine
InMultan City of Punjab province in Pakistan lies a culinary tradition known as Multani cuisine or Saraiki Cuisine, which forms an integral part of the Pakistani and South Asian gastronomy landscape during October to March months when temperatures are milder. Authentic flavors can be savored on old city food streets near Ghanta Ghar where local dishes unique to this region such as Sohan Halwa (a sweet delicacy made from wheat flour, sugar syrup and ghee) Multani Chaamp(spicy meat dish cooked in a clay pot over charcoal fire), are offered.
Don't miss the Sohan Halwa, Multani Chaamp, and the famous mangoes during summer. For authentic taste, visit the old city food streets near Ghanta Ghar.
The best time to visit is during October, November, December, January, February and March. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Don't miss the Sohan Halwa, Multani Chaamp, and the famous mangoes during summer. For authentic taste, visit the old city food streets near Ghanta Ghar.
The shops near Ghanta Ghar and the Hussain Agahi Bazaar are the most reputable and long-standing establishments for authentic, high-quality Sohan Halwa.
Look for restaurants serving 'Dumba Karahi' or 'Sajji' prepared in traditional mud ovens, which provide a distinct smoky flavor unique to the region.
While the cuisine is meat-heavy, you can find unique vegetarian dishes like 'Sohanjna' (Moringa flowers) prepared with traditional spices in local homes and specialty eateries.
Most established restaurants in Multan provide dedicated 'family halls' or private partitions to ensure a comfortable dining environment for families.
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