Ghazi Amanullah Khan City, named after the modernizing king Amanullah Khan, is a relatively new city near Jalalabad. While the city itself does not have an ancient food history, it is situated in the Nangarhar region, which has been a cultural and trade crossroads for centuries, influenced by the culinary traditions of various empires and travelers passing through this part of Afghanistan.
The cuisine in Nangarhar province has been shaped by its location and climate. Fertile lands provide abundant fresh fruits and vegetables, and the culinary traditions incorporate these local ingredients. Dishes often feature a blend of spices, indicative of the South Asian influence, but with a distinct culinary style that is unique to the Afghan palate.
Note: This list includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, but avoids dishes with cow meat in accordance with the instructions.
Address: Ghazi Amanullah Khan Town, Jalalabad
Famous dish: Kabuli Pulao (Non-Veg)
Address: Near Park, Ghazi Amanullah Khan Town, Jalalabad
Famous dish: Bolani (Veg)
Address: Town Center, Ghazi Amanullah Khan Town, Jalalabad
Famous dish: Chapli Kebab (Non-Veg)
Address: Boulevard Street, Ghazi Amanullah Khan Town, Jalalabad
Famous dish: Badeenjan Borani (Veg)
Address: Main Market, Ghazi Amanullah Khan Town, Jalalabad
Famous dish: Ashak (Veg)
Each restaurant offers a variety of dishes, so visitors can enjoy a range of flavors. It is always recommended to check the current operational status of these establishments before visiting, as situations may change.p>