It is PM Modi’s birthday today, and to celebrate, we will tell you about his favourite dish and let you know where you can get it. As a vegetarian, PM Modi always favoured light, healthy dinners.
India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, was born on September 17, 1950, and is currently 74 years old. He is very health conscious at this age, eating a diet high in fruits and vegetables, and he frequently discusses food and drink in interviews. Today, we will tell you about some of his favourite foods, which you can also find in local restaurants. As a vegetarian, PM Modi enjoys simple Indian cuisine.
Gujarati Dhokla
Being a native of Gujarat, PM Modi has a particular fondness for food from that region. He thinks Dhokla is great. Even if Dhokla is readily available at your neighbourhood restaurant, you may still experience it by visiting Gujarat Bhavan in Delhi.
Veg Thali
Being a vegetarian, PM Modi enjoys vegetable thali a lot. A typical vegetarian thali consists of rice, salad, roti, dal, dry vegetables, and veggie curry. In addition, PM Modi’s unique vegetarian thali is served at a lot of places. Go to the “Ardour2.1” restaurant in Connaught Place, Delhi, to sample PM Modi’s 56-inch Bahubali “Modi ji” thali if you want to try his vegetarian dish. This thali offers 56 varieties of bhogs for consumption as well.
Taste Khichdi at Gujarat Bhavan
Short grain rice and moong dal are the ingredients of Gujarati Khichdi, which PM Narendra Modi has always professed his affection for. You can sample Khichdi at Gujarat Bhavan if, like Modi Ji, you enjoy it too. Here, a dish costs Rs 110 at the beginning. Jalebi Fafda goes well with Khichdi if you are a fan of Gujarati food.
Tea
PM Modi is a big fan of tea. One item that practically all Indians adore is tea. Every tea stall in the area will serve you the greatest tea. Famous for its tea, Sahu’s Tea is situated in Jaipur’s Chaura Rasta.
A day before January 26 of this year, French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Modi sat down and had some tea from this establishment. Tell you what? This store opened in 1968 and sold cups for 20 pesos. People go great distances to sample their tea starting at five in the morning.
Rava Masala Dosa
PM Modi has a deep affinity for South Indian cuisine. In an interview, he expressed how much he enjoyed Upma and Rava Masala Dosa. If you live in Delhi, you can visit the Andhra Bhavan canteen, which is situated in the city centre. You may have some delicious dosa here.