ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s largest food platform ‘EAT’ returns with the introduction of Islamabad Eat from 10th to 12th November 2017 at Jinnah Convention Centre Islamabad, marking the fifth consistent year of the platform. So #DontSpeakJustEat!
The first day of Islamabad Eat opened with patrons coming from all over Islamabad and Rawalpindi to the largest food fiesta consisting of 50 food i.e. Kiosks – mini cafes – stalls, where kiosks such as Karamel, Noors Kitchen, Jessie’s, Tuscany Courtyard, Wingitt, Tempura, Sexy Sajji, Suki Sushi and Murasaki Japanese sold out their stocks before the close of day one.
In addition to this, Pakistani’s leading college of tourism & hotel management – COTHM conducted several food competitions and professional chef demos throughout the day.
In terms of further patrons and sponsors, the success of Eat Festival continues to prompt food sector associates to grow in their engagement of the platform to bigger audience members, marketing campaigns and promotional activities sharing a common vision with the Eat Festival to develop and promote Pakistan’s eatery industry.
Now in its fifth year, this event has become the largest food Festival in the country and draws a crowd of over 100,000 people. Eat festivals focus on details which no other festival would consider. The purpose behind it is of course to create an experience which is as inclusive as possible whilst maintaining the original concept.
