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Karachi Eat Food 2024 festival begins at Beach Park

Karachi Eat Food 2024 festival begins at Beach Park

Web Desk January 12, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Karachi Eat Food 2024: The annual Karachi Eat Food festival kicks off on Friday, anticipating the participation of over 120 vendors, both new and returning, who will have the opportunity to connect with thousands of potential customers.

Happening at Beach View Park in Clifton, the festival is marking its 11th year and guarantees a variety of food stalls with tasty sweet and savory treats. The event will also showcase musical acts by famous artists like Young Stunners, Shamoon Ismail, and Mustafa Baloch.

Most of the vendors involved are people who run their businesses from home., including Purple Cow, Dossani Kitchen, Yelo, and several others. A new addition to this year’s festival is the Bringing Emerging Artists Together (BEAT) Festival – a musical concept aimed at providing a platform for emerging Pakistani musical talent, as stated in the press release.

Omer Omari, the CEO of the Eat Food Festival, expressed, “Just as Karachi Eat provides a launching pad for aspiring chefs entering the city’s food scene, the BEAT aspect of the festival aims to do the same for young, budding musicians waiting for an opportunity to prove their mettle.”

Beyond serving as a platform for vendors to showcase their offerings, this year's festival unveils EatsApp, a food exploration platform intended to go beyond the event itself. Users have the opportunity to use the app not only during the festival but throughout the entire year to rate, review, and explore new dining establishments.

Karachi Eat Food 2024 Ticket Price

Tickets for the festival are priced at Rs750 and can be purchased on Ticketwala.pk, but through the EatsApp platform, the cost is reduced to Rs500.

It’s worth mentioning here that last year’s festival concluded on a negative note, with gatecrashers causing a security breach that forced singer Kaifi Khalil to stop his performance.

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