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Daily tiffin menu in Bhopal

The RK Tiffin Center Menu, Day by Day

This is the lunch and dinner tiffin menu Mrs. Vaishnavi cooks from at Gitanjali Chauraha. Fourteen meals, none of them the same, each built around a dal and a sabzi with roti, rice and salad alongside. The box on the right changes by itself every day, so you can check today's tiffin menu without calling us.

Today · Wednesday
Lunch · 12:00 – 2:00 PM Besan kadhi, aloo methi
Dinner · 7:00 – 9:00 PM Arhar dal, cabbage-matar
Tomorrow (Thursday): Kabuli chana, tinda · Dal palak, aloo baingan

Roti, rice and salad come with every meal.

The full week

A Rotating Weekly Meal Plan

Today's column is highlighted. The dal on each day stays fixed so you always know what's coming; the sabzi can shift a little when the market has something better that morning.

Monday

Lunch

Chana dal with lauki, aloo-shimla mirch

Dinner

Moong dal tadka, mix veg

Tuesday

Lunch

Rajma, jeera aloo

Dinner

Masoor dal, bhindi masala

Wednesday

Today
Lunch

Besan kadhi, aloo methi

Dinner

Arhar dal, cabbage-matar

Thursday

Lunch

Kabuli chana, tinda

Dinner

Dal palak, aloo baingan

Friday

Lunch

Arhar dal fry, gobhi aloo

Dinner

Matar paneer, moong dal

Saturday

Lunch

Urad-chana dal, sev tamatar

Dinner

Dal khichdi, kadhi, papad, pickle

Sunday

Weekend
Lunch

Chhole, puri, boondi raita

Dinner

Paneer do pyaza, dal makhani, pulao

RK Tiffin Center meal laid out: four rotis, rajma, jeera aloo, rice and salad
What doesn't change

The Dal Roti Sabzi Tiffin Menu, Explained

The weekly chart tells you the dal and the sabzi. These parts come with every meal, whatever the day.

  • 4 rotisRolled close to packing time. Ask if you need more.
  • DalDifferent at lunch and dinner, cooked thick with a simple tadka.
  • SabziDry or with gravy, depending on the dal it sits next to.
  • RiceSteamed, or jeera rice on some days.
  • SaladOnion, cucumber and lemon. Pickle and papad on khichdi night.
Sunday

Chhole Puri for Lunch, Paneer for Dinner

Weekdays are about simple food. On Sunday the kitchen fries puris for lunch and makes a richer dinner, because that's what Sunday tastes like in most Bhopal homes.

  • Chhole
  • Puri
  • Boondi raita
  • Paneer do pyaza
  • Dal makhani
Twice a week

Paneer on Weekends, Khichdi on Saturday Night

Paneer appears on Friday and Sunday dinner. Saturday night is dal khichdi with kadhi, papad and pickle, which gives your stomach a light meal before the Sunday menu.

  • Friday: matar paneer
  • Saturday: khichdi
  • Sunday: paneer do pyaza
Through the year

How Seasonal Vegetables Change the Menu

The dals stay put all year. The vegetables next to them move with the season, because a lauki in May tastes far better than a lauki in January. This is roughly how the year goes.

Cold months

Nov – Feb

Green leafy vegetables are at their best. Palak, methi and matar show up more often, and gobhi replaces a couple of summer vegetables.

  • Palak
  • Methi
  • Matar
  • Gobhi
  • Gajar

Hot months

Mar – Jun

Bhopal summers are harsh, so the food gets lighter. More lauki, tinda and turai, thinner dal, and khichdi days feel welcome.

  • Lauki
  • Tinda
  • Turai
  • Kaddu
  • Moong dal

Rainy months

Jul – Oct

Leafy greens are harder to clean well in the rains, so we use fewer of them. Dry sabzi, kadhi and well-cooked dal take their place.

  • Arbi
  • Parwal
  • Bhindi
  • Kadhi
  • Chana dal
Balanced home food

Why the Menu Looks Plain on Paper

You won't find butter chicken gravy or cheese-loaded anything here. A tiffin you eat sixty times a month has to be food your body is happy with, so each meal pairs a protein-rich dal with one vegetable, a measured amount of oil and enough roti and rice to keep you full until the next meal.

That is also why lunch and dinner are never the same. If lunch has a gravy sabzi, dinner gets a dry one. If lunch has a heavy dal like rajma, dinner gets a lighter masoor or moong.

Eat From This Menu Every Day

The monthly plan is ₹3,000 for lunch and dinner, with delivery in our 20 areas included.

FAQs

Questions People Ask About the Menu

Is lunch different from dinner on the same day?

Always. Each day has one dal and sabzi for lunch and a different pair for dinner. On Monday, for example, lunch is chana dal with lauki and dinner is moong dal with mix veg.

When is paneer served?

Paneer comes at Friday dinner and Sunday dinner. Keeping it to two meals a week means it still feels like a treat.

What is served on Sunday?

Sunday lunch is chhole with puri and boondi raita. Sunday dinner is paneer do pyaza with dal makhani and pulao.

Is the food light enough to eat every day?

Yes, that is the whole point. Oil is used carefully, mirchi is kept medium and there is no food colour. People who eat with us for months say their stomach feels settled compared to canteen food.

Can I ask for less spice or no onion?

Tell us when you join. Less mirchi or less salt is easy. For other requests, such as no onion, ask us first and we will tell you honestly what is possible on each day of the week.

How many rotis come with each meal?

Four rotis, along with rice and salad. Extra rotis can be added if you tell us in advance.

How will I know if the menu changes?

Seasonal changes are shared on WhatsApp with monthly customers before they happen. You can also message +91 95841 14377 any day to ask what is coming tomorrow.

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