every morning
Our Story
From Delhi's Galis
to Bohra Pir's Lane
Like most of Karachi's great nihari houses, our family came from Delhi — and brought the recipe with them. In 1955 the first degh went on the fire in Ranchore Lane, Bohra Pir, and it has come back on every morning since.
Three generations later, nothing essential has changed: beef shank and bong cooked low and slow overnight, a gravy balanced so it never burns the heart, fresh batches through the day, and the extras — nalli, maghaz, bong boti, a ladle of butter tarka — added exactly how you ask for them. Food writers and podcasters still come down the lane to ask why a little old-city shop out-cooks the big names. Come and taste the answer.