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Download free8 dishes, in the portions they are served in. These are the figures RiceCal gives you in Pakistan.
A sample of the catalogue. Each one is searchable in the app under the name you would use for it.
Mamak · 1 bowl (300 g), no bread
480kcal
Mamak · 1 karahi (300 g), no bread
455kcal
Mamak · 1 bowl (300 g)
420kcal
Mamak · 2 pieces (160 g)
360kcal
Mamak · 1 plate (400 g)
720kcal
Mamak · 2 skewers (140 g)
330kcal
Mamak · 1 bowl (300 g), no bread
390kcal
Hawker · 1 plate, halwa + puri + chana
800kcal
The bars are where each dish’s calories come from. Curries are counted without bread, so you can add the naan or the roti you took. Ghee and the oil on top are where the figures move. Estimates for general wellness, not medical advice.
Yes. Nihari, karahi, haleem, biryani, seekh kebab and halwa puri are in the catalogue, with the breads counted per piece.
Photograph the plate. The curry, the naan and the rice are read separately, so you can correct any one of them.
Yes. The whole catalogue is available without a subscription, so you can look up a dish and read its calories before you decide anything.
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Same app, same catalogue, the rest of the region.