The food history of Jakar Dzong is interwoven with Bhutanese culture and traditions. The region's diet primarily includes ingredients that can be cultivated in the harsh mountainous climate, such as red rice, buckwheat, and barley. Dairy products from yaks and cows also form a significant part of the diet. Over time, the introduction of chili peppers from the New World has become a staple, and Bhutanese cuisine is now well-known for its spiciness. Historically, Jakar Dzong itself would have been a place where monks and officials gathered, and ceremonial meals would include traditional Bhutanese dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
Please note that availability of dishes might vary and it is always recommended to check with individual establishments for their current menu and hours of operation.