Awais Yaqub has taken these brilliant shots of Lahore’s food street. He has quite generously shared them here at Lahore Nama.
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amazin pics….thanx lots!
u made me fall in love with smthn i neva thot existed in pakistan
btw im pakistani…thanx lots!
peace
I always have been a fan of Pakistani food and culture.
Why do pakistanis hate india?we have so much in common.