The city of Yamunanagar, located in the northern part of Haryana, is not only rich in natural resources but also in its culinary culture. The food history of this region is closely tied to the agricultural practices and the seasonal produce available here. Being an agrarian state, Haryana's staple diet has always consisted of millets, wheat, and dairy products. Yamunanagar, like other parts of Haryana, has a food culture that is simple yet rich in flavors, predominantly vegetarian due to the strong influence of Jainism and Hinduism which advocate for a non-violent, vegetarian diet. Over time, the cuisine has evolved to include a variety of flatbreads, lentils, and vegetable preparations, with a focus on fresh and wholesome ingredients.