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1. Ordering food on a train can be a convenient way to satisfy your hunger during a long journey. You can pre-book your Food in Train either before your journey or on the same day from the Trainmenu website, www.trainmenu.com, or the Trainmenu App. Trainmenu is available to serve you throughout your entire journey.
2. The food service from Trainmenu provides a satisfying experience for customers on trains. Meals are delivered promptly on any train, at any station. Customers have the option to select their preferred food item, quantity, and delivery station. Discounts are available for bulk or group orders. Here are some tips to keep in mind when ordering food on a train.

Why Choose Trainmenu for Your Train Food Delivery Service:

1. Trainmenu is authenticated by IRCTC and is a trusted e-Catering service partner. Ordering your Food in Train from Trainmenu provides you with fresh, hot, and tasty food. Trainmenu prioritizes your health and hygiene.
2. With tie-ups with FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) approved restaurants, Trainmenu delivers authentic and healthy food directly to your seat on the train.
3. Trainmenu offers a diverse range of food options for passengers, catering to various preferences. From regional dishes to fast food, they have something for everyone. Choose from a variety of cuisines, including Indian, Chinese, Italian, and more. The menu also includes vegetarian options.
4. When you order from Trainmenu, customers can track their orders in real-time. This feature ensures that they know exactly when their food will be delivered.
5. In case of a network issue on the train, customers/passengers can directly order their Food in Train by calling our customer care executive at 7520202122. Trainmenu is dedicated to serving you and ensuring a pleasant experience.

Where You Can Order Food in Train From Trainmenu:

• Visit our website at www.trainmenu.com
• Call our customer support executive at 7520202122

How to Order Food in Train From Trainmenu:

1. Visit Trainmenu Website: To order your favorite food, visit the Trainmenu website at www.trainmenu.com.
2. Enter Your PNR or Train Number: Enter your 10-digit PNR number. This helps the system identify your train and the stations where the food can be delivered.
3. Select Your Preferred Station: Choose the station where you want your food to be delivered. You can select from a range of stations along your route.
4. Choose Your Meal: Once you've selected your station, several top restaurants will be available. You will be presented with a wide range of food options. Choose the meal items you want to eat.
5. Place Your Order: After selecting your meal, place your order by making an online payment. Trainmenu accepts payments through various options, including debit cards, credit cards, net banking, and COD (Cash on Delivery).
6. Wait for Delivery: Once your order is placed, you will receive your order tracking ID. Your meal will be delivered to your train seat at the selected station.

Food Items You Can Choose to Eat on Your Journey:

India is known for its diverse cuisine, with each region having its unique flavors and culinary specialties. Here are some regional food items you can consider eating on a train journey:

• Masala Dosa: A popular breakfast dish from South India made of rice and lentil batter and filled with a spicy potato mixture.
• Vada Pav: A Mumbai street food classic consisting of a fried potato patty served on a bun with chutney and spices.
• Rajma Chawal: A North Indian staple dish made of kidney beans in tomato-based gravy served with steamed rice.
• Butter Chicken: A creamy and flavorful dish from the North consisting of tender chicken pieces in a rich tomato-based sauce.
• Dhokla: A popular Gujarati snack made from fermented batter made of rice and split chickpeas, served with chutney.
• Hyderabadi Biryani: A fragrant and flavorful rice dish from Hyderabad made with basmati rice, meat, and a blend of spices.
• Poha: A light and tasty breakfast dish from Maharashtra made with flattened rice and seasoned with spices, onions, and peanuts.
• Chole Bhature: A Punjabi specialty made of spiced chickpeas served with deep-fried bread called bhature.
• Misal Pav: A spicy and flavorful street food from Maharashtra made of sprouted beans in spicy gravy, served with bread.
• Litti Chokha: A rustic dish from Bihar and Jharkhand consisting of roasted wheat balls stuffed with sattu (a mixture of ground pulses), served with a spicy potato and brinjal mash.
• Mughlai Paratha: A stuffed flatbread with minced meat and spices, commonly found in Kolkata.
• Fish Curry and Rice: A staple in the coastal regions of India, with each region having its own version of the dish, from Kerala's spicy and tangy fish curry to Bengal's sweet and sour mustard-based fish curry.

Traditional Thali is Also Available:

A thali is a traditional Indian meal that consists of a variety of dishes served on a single platter. It's a convenient option for train travel since you can enjoy a complete meal in one serving. Here are some types of thalis that you can order on a train journey:

• North Indian Thali: This thali usually consists of roti, rice, dal (lentil soup), sabzi (vegetable curry), raita (yogurt-based side dish), papad (thin crispy wafer), and pickles. It may also include a sweet dish like Gulab Jamun or Ras Malai.
• South Indian Thali: This thali typically includes rice, sambar (lentil soup with vegetables), rasam (spicy tomato-based soup), papad, and a variety of vegetable dishes like aviyal, thoran, or poriyal. It may also include curd or buttermilk and a dessert like payasam or kesari.
• Rajasthani Thali: This thali features dishes from Rajasthan like dal baati churma (lentil soup with baked wheat balls and sweet crumbled wheat), gatte ki sabzi (gram flour dumplings in spicy curry), ker sangri (a spicy Rajasthani vegetable dish), and bajra roti (millet bread). It may also include a dessert like ghevar or malpua.
• Gujarati Thali: This thali features dishes from Gujarat like dhokla (steamed chickpea flour cakes), khandvi (gram flour rolls), undhiyu (mixed vegetable curry), and kadhi (yogurt-based soup). It may also include a sweet dish like shrikhand or basundi.
• Maharashtrian Thali: This thali features dishes from Maharashtra like puran poli (sweet stuffed flatbread), batata vada (potato fritters), varan bhaat (rice and lentil soup), and bhakri (sorghum flatbread). It may also include a dessert like modak or shrikhand.
• Bengali Thali: This thali usually includes rice, fish curry, dal, sabzi, and a variety of fish or vegetable fritters. It may also include sweets such as rasgulla and sandesh.