Roing, nestled in the Lower Dibang Valley district of Arunachal Pradesh, reflects a rich tapestry of tribal cultures, each with its unique gastronomic traditions. Food in this region is characterized by the diverse use of indigenous herbs, leafy greens, and locally sourced ingredients. With agriculture being a significant part of life, there is an emphasis on fresh vegetables and riverine fish. The influence of neighboring states like Assam and the broader North-Eastern community can also be seen in the local cuisine. For centuries, the methods of food preparation have been rooted in simplicity, often involving boiling or smoking ingredients over an open fire, which brings out a natural and organic flavor in the dishes.