
Biryani
بریانی

خوش آمدید
From Haider & Waqas with love
0 of 40 seats taken
Waqas buys the day's ingredients at the mandi every morning.
He cooks for the same forty households; Haider delivers it himself.
When a seat opens, the next family on the list gets a call.

Waqas came down from Mansehra, Haider from Khushab, the same road most of urban Pakistan took a generation ago. For close to ten years they ran one Islamabadi household together: Waqas at the stove, Haider on the road. Dhansu is that same table, opened to forty more families. Two men, and their own name on the box.

Forty seats, never more
Prepaid weekday lunches: a day to try us, a week, or a month. One dish a day, cooked that morning. Skip any day by 10 the night before.
Where we deliver
Office bundles
Lunch lands between 12 and 2:30, five days a week, carried by Haider himself.
A day at Dhansu

Subah 6 baje
The mandi, picked by Waqas himself

Khana ban raha hai
One dish a day, done properly

Har dabba, haath se
Packed hot, counted twice

Aap ka dastarkhwan
Between 12 and 2:30, five days a week
From the degh

Biryani
بریانی

Chicken karahi
چکن کڑاہی

Aloo gosht
آلو گوشت

Daal fry
دال فرائی

Kofte
کوفتے

Chicken pulao
چکن پلاؤ

Bought this morning. Every morning.

Waqas and Haider
From Mansehra and Khushab to their own name on the box.
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