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Message definition (Indian cuisine ) Traditional lunch in India usually consists of a main dish of rice in the south and the east, and whole-wheat ''rotis'' in the north. It typically includes two or three kinds of vegetables, and sometimes items such as ''[[kulcha]]'', ''[[naan]]'', or ''[[paratha]]s''. ''[[Paan]]'' (stuffed, spiced and folded [[betel leaves]]) which aids digestion is often eaten after lunch and dinner in many parts of India.
インドの伝統的な昼食は通常、南部と東部では米、北部では全粒粉の ロティ(rotis) を主食とする。典型的には2、3種類の野菜と、時には クルチャ ナーン パラタ パーン ビンロウの葉 ）は、インドの多くの地域で昼食と夕食後にしばしば食べられる。