Despite everything that has changed, Burns Road remains the identity of Karachi, and in my view, will remain so for many decades to come. Amongst all the food centres of our country, ...

Burns Road, Karachi's oldest and biggest food street. Though it bears no semblance to any street from the colonial era, the famous Burns Road derives its name from a British spy-doctor Mr James ...

According to senior denizens of the area, many people who migrated from Delhi to Karachi preferred to live on Burns Road. “In the 1950s, the ...

What remains though is Burns Road’s food scene. It’s Karachi’s most well-known food street. The Burns Road air, especially at night, is thick with smells of barbequed meat and fish; a spicy ...

"Burns Road earned the reputation of a food hub after the partition of India in 1947 when around 80,000 Delhiwalas [people from the Indian capital Delhi] migrated to Karachi and settled in this ...

Lifestyle. Karachi’s Burns Road to become official traffic-free food street * Deputy Commissioner formed nine-member team will present its recommendations on the cleanliness, sewerage and the ...

Burns Road opens at 9 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays to serve breakfast. On Fridays and Saturdays it stays open until 2 a.m., when hookah is offered on the patio.

Panic gripped Karachi's Burns Road area after a 10-year-old boy went missing from main food street of the port city on Friday night in a spate of child sexual abuse and murder cases, sparking ...

On March 16, 2025, in Karachi, Pakistan, @Mujeebkhan124 shared a video from Burns Road showing a horse rider racing down the road while another horse collided with a vendor. The author commented ...

I lived in Karachi for 29 years. Ate at Burns road many times, enjoyed it and never got food poisoning. Trick is to only eat fresh-cooked hot food e.g. kabab, sajji, tikka etc.