Restaurants in Southern Punjab
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Bundu Khan
Next door to Zanzibar, although not as funky, this restaurant still gets the thumbs up. The waiters are obliging and there's pleasant alfresco dining (indoor seating is also available). The Pakistani cuisine is tasty but can be fiery, so request less chilli if your taste buds aren't up for the ride. Alternatively, opt for the Chinese or fast-food offerings, which include chicken honey wings and chicken cheeseburgers.
The 'kids club' will keep your little monsters occupied while you steal some quiet time.
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Shangrilla
In the Cantonment area, just off Quaid-i-Azam Rd, Shangrilla is a relaxing place to chow down on Multan's finest Chinese cuisine. The menu includes golden oldies such as sweet'n'sour chicken and beef with lemon sauce.
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Lasani Gardens
Whips up the usual mix of Chinese and Continental fare. Sweet tooths will savour the 'chocolate overload' ice cream (Rs60).
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Zanzibar
Hip and happening, Zanzibar has attentive staff, a chic interior and a swanky circular bar (all that's missing is the alcohol!). The ambitious menu here sports everything from seafood chowder, to hot dogs, to Mexican chicken fajitas. Zanzibar's dessert list even includes an Australian-inspired 'summer pavlova'.
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Zanzibar 4 Seasons Restaurant
With an attractive interior and good food, this is Bahawalpur's finest restaurant. There are Pakistani, Continental, Chinese and even a few Mexican dishes. Recommendations include the roast beef burgers, jumbo garlic prawn and honey pepper chicken. If your tummy is twisting, try a cup of soothing green tea.
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Panda Chinese Restaurant
Comfortably appointed, this is the place to come for familiar wok-tossed favourites such as Szechwan beef. However, like most Chinese restaurants on the subcontinent, the food here is more spice-infused than usual, catering to local tastes.
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Shangrilla Gardens & Barbecue Restaurant
You can opt for standard Pakistani or Continental food here, eaten indoors or out in the garden. The jug of lassi (yogurt and iced-water beverage) is sure to quench the most savage summer thirst.
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Pan Pizza
Opposite Panda, Pan does tasty pizzas as well as a limited variety of burgers and Chinese fare. The delicious hot and spicy pizza does, as the name suggests, leave your taste buds tingling.
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Mehfil Coffee Shop
Open to nonguests, this is good for a minor splurge. Spaghetti carbonara followed by a banana split and cup of green tea will cost you Rs280/Rs150/Rs65 respectively.
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Tasty Plus Restaurant
The chefs here do a fairly good job of Pakistani, Chinese and Continental cuisine. The succulent mutton leg steam roast (Rs410 per 1kg serve) is enough for two.
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Disneyland Sweets
The place for an invigorating cool cone - the pistachio goes down particularly well.
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Tandoori Restaurant
Next door to JB Palace Hotel, this reasonably good restaurant offers tandoor (clay oven) creations such as chicken shashlik and fish tikka.
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