Experiencing one of those days where you‘re just too lazy to even get up and change? We understand.You probably get this lazy at least once a month, right? LOL!! Who are you kidding… more like once a week! For those days where all you want to do is be a couch potato-but not just that- a happy, satisfied,tummy full couch potato! Lahoreites, we present to you the best places for take outs/ delivery.

1. Johnny & Jungu

Haven’t you heard? It’s all about the sauce! This fast- food, take away/ delivery restaurant is the hype of the town these days and for the right reasons! If you’re in the mood for some amazing burgers and wraps with their oh so appetizing signatures sauces, you’re in for a treat! With all their burgers under 300 Rs, this place simply can’t get any better. Get ready (or don’t) and go visit this place for a takeout.

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MUST HAVE??

1. You might want to try out their Weshi Zinger burger…. It just sounds WESHI!!

2. The Totilla Wrap is also highly recommended!

2. Mid Night Munchies

For those late night cravings..! This takeout/delivery restaurant is open for service until 4 AM. Say bye bye to those restless empty stomach nights because Mid Night Munchies has you covered!With a decent sized menu that covers everything from desi cuisine to burgers to soups and Chinese dishes, this place surely needs to be on everyone’s speed dial.

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MUST HAVE??

1. Szechuan Chicken

2. Third Pounder Burger

3.Yeh Ghar ka Hai- YGKH

Yummmmmmmmm! Where did you order this from? YEH GHAR KA HAI!! This is for those of you out there who like homemade things! This business simply aims at delivering you top quality food just like your ammi, khala or dado makes! No seriously, that’s actually their motto. Now who wouldn’t want to try their food? If you’re in the mood for anything homemade and I do mean ANYTHING.

Give these guys a call. With multiple options of breakfast, lunch and dinner that include desi, fast food and continental options, YGKH is one of those must try! So even if you’re just craving for some good palak ghost, drop a call here and we guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Kyun ke (say it with me) …. YEH GHAR KA HA!

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MUST HAVE??

Since it’s all homemade… try whatever you’re craving!

4. Jumbo Gyro

If you haven’t tried a Gyro before think of it as belonging to the same family as of a shawarma. So if you’re in the mood of having a somewhat shawarma look-alike, we suggest you go and try out the Gyro being served by this food stand. Tortilla or pita bread topped with choice of fresh vegetables, tender meat, served with different sauces and hummus, this Pakistani take on a Gyro will definitely leave you craving for more! This hygienic place just makes its customer coming back for more. If you don’t mind eating in your car (like we don’t) then try this gyro at the food stand, if not….then get them packed and bring them home! We assure you it’ll be worth the wait.

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MUST HAVE??

Customize the Jumbo Gyro to your taste……..now isn’t that a must have on its own?

5. Nouroz (Iran Zamin)

Persian cuisine in Pakistan? What more can we ask for! This chain will surely make you coming back for more! So if you’re eager to try some good authentic Iranian food, give these guys a call for delivery. Better yet go to their newly inaugurated dine in restaurant and experience an ambiance which is inspired from our neighbor!

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MUST HAVE??

1: Chelow Kebab Koobideh ( Irani Style Lamb kebab’s served with Saffron Rice)

2: Zereshk Polo ( Irani style Bar B Q chicken served with saffron rice topped with cooked barberries)

So check these places out! Because you don’t need to dress up to appease your appetite 😉

Zara Naveed

Zara Naveed is a recent graduate from the Lahore School of Economics. She currently works at the Hope Uplift Foundation- a Lahore based non-profit organization. Her hobbies include travelling and writing. During her travels, she has had the pleasure of trying out various cuisines ranging from Ethiopian, Turkish, Iranian, Japanese, Italian and American. Her love for food comes from her passion to experience new cultures. “Food is what brings people together; it connects the world. A plate represents more than just some ingredients, it represents a lifestyle, a tradition and a culture. “- Zara Naveed