'Kavita Didi's' Food Stall In Karachi Wins Hearts. Pakistani Blogger Shares Video
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The stall offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, making it a popular spot for people in the area.
A Pakistani blogger, c, took to Instagram to share his delightful experience at "Kavita Didi Ka Indian Khana," a food cart run by Kavita and her family near Karachi's Cantonment railway station. The stall offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, making it a popular spot for people in the area. Mr Khan documented his visit through a video post, highlighting the delicious food served by Kavita and her family.
"Vada Pav is very famous in Mumbai. Now, residents of Karachi like it as well," Kavita said in the video. Mr Khan who tasted Vada Pav for the first time, appreciated the dish as well.
Mr Khan further noted that Karachi's food enthusiasts affectionately address Kavita, the young entrepreneur behind the stall, as "Kavita didi".
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