Food is an
integral part of the Indian culture and Indian subcontinent. Thanks to the
multitude of its flavors and aroma, its popularity is quickly increasing, and
with it the number of new Indian restaurants. And so a new project is born – the
Indian Food Festival.
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| HAMISI OMARY MENEJA WA BIASHARA AKIZUNGUMZIA TAMASHA HILO |
The Lake Gas Indian Food Festival
gives you the unique opportunity to try delicious Indian dishes from various
Indian Restaurant and Caterers, enjoy a special menu, compare dishes and
discover new flavors!
Thus for the first time ever, The
Lake Gas Indian Food Festival is aimed at promoting the tantalizing taste to
the general Tanzanian Population. The variety range from array of kebabs,
Tikkas, dossa, street food to various types of Biriani. Apart from the savory
dishes, there shall be farsans, mithais, jalebi and all the sweet Indian
delicacies.
"Lake gas is
proud to associate as a title sponsor for the Indian Food festival. Being
one of the market leaders in the LPG in Tanzania, This event provides an ideal
platform for our title sponsor 'Lake Gas' to address all LPG consumers on
their channel networking and services" states Lake Gas Business
Development Manager Numeir Khalid
The Indian Food festival will be
held three times a year. There will not only be culinary delights but also various
Kinds Games such as under 12 Chapati rolling competition. There will be a minimal entrance of TZs 5,000
but children below ten years enter for free.
"The way to
the heart is through the stomach,” Hamis K Omary, business development Manager
for 361 Degrees stated that the festival is aimed to spur more friendship amongst
Tanzanian admirers of India.
India’s unrivaled
myriad cuisine reflects its rich and diverse culinary heritage. “It’s an
expertise of striking the balance between form and function, between taste and
nutritional value,” concluded Omary, guaranteeing that the dishes prepared for
the Festival will tantalize local palate.
Lake Gas Indian
food festival has been proudly sponsored by Lake Gas Ltd, Indian Culture
centre, The Peoples Bank of Zanzibar, Queens Jewellers, The quick print shop,
ultimate security, century cinemax, prime advertising, Eventlites, Michuzi
blog, missiepopular and 361 degrees
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