The culinary history of Aizawl is intertwined with the cultural and traditional practices of the Mizo people. The food here is largely influenced by the geography and climate of the region. Rich in meat-based dishes, Mizoram's cuisine reflects a preference for non-vegetarian fare, but due to modern influences and the diverse community living in Aizawl, there has been an increase in vegetarian options as well. The traditional Mizo diet is typically boiled and less oily, with an emphasis on ingredients like rice, local herbs, bamboo shoots, and a wide variety of vegetables. It also includes an interesting use of fermented products to enhance the flavors.
Famous for its Mizo thali which includes local non-veg dishes like bamboo shoot with pork and Mizo dal with smoked pork.
A restaurant that offers a variety of cuisines. Their Mizo Platter (Non-Veg) and Traditional Bamboo Steamed Fish (Non-Veg) are quite popular.
Well-known for its climate-friendly indoor dining experience and its Stir-Fried Vegetables (Veg) with exotic herbs.
Famous for Mizo traditional dishes, both non-veg and veg options including the popular Bai dish.
Known for its Chinese and Indian cuisines with a Mizo twist. Do try its Chicken Chilly (Non-Veg) for a spicy experience.