Israeli Cuisine In Himachal: A Travelled-In Menu With Local Seat
In Himachal’s Parvati Valley, Israeli food now sits quietly alongside siddu, thukpa, momos, and dal-chawal. At cafés across Kasol, Chalal, Pulga, Tosh and even Katagla, you’ll spot dishes like shakshuka, hummus, schnitzel, and tahini listed without ceremony. While in the region, I saw how this shift came about, not suddenly, but gradually, as cafés and guesthouses adjusted their offerings to suit the people who stayed the longest.