Multan Food
Why Pakistani Dinners End With Tea
Doodh patti, the last course nobody writes on the menu.
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The ritual
Tea boiled with milk and sugar, strong and sweet, closes a meal the way coffee does elsewhere. It settles rich food and extends the conversation by half an hour.
How to order it
Ask for tea once the plates are cleared. If you want it less sweet, say 'kam cheeni'.
Ask for tea once the plates are cleared. If you want it less sweet, say 'kam cheeni'.
Dishes mentioned
Questions people ask
- Do you serve green tea?
- Our menu lists tea; ask about kahwa or green tea on the day.
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