Desi Food Calorie Estimator
How many calories in 1 roti and dal? Estimate your desi meal calories item by item. Use the free Desi Food Calorie Estimator below — enter your values and get instant results, right in your browser. Total = roti×70 + paratha×200 + rice×200 + dal×150 + sabzi×120 + samosa×200 + chicken curry×250 + dahi×100 (kcal per piece/cup/bowl). Percent of day = total ÷ 2000 × 100.
How to use the Desi Food Calorie Estimator
Western calorie apps have no idea what is on a Pakistani plate — but this one does. Wondering how many calories in 1 roti and dal, or what your full dinner really costs you? This desi food calorie estimator lets you tick off each item you ate — rotis, parathas, rice, dal, sabzi, samosas, chicken curry, dahi — and totals the meal instantly, plus its share of a 2,000-calorie day. Finally, diet tracking that speaks your language.
- Enter how many of each item you ate: rotis, rice cups, dal bowls and so on.
- Leave items you did not eat at zero.
- Click the Calculate button.
- Read your total meal calories and its percentage of a 2,000 kcal day.
- Adjust portions and recalculate to plan a lighter meal.
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Frequently asked questions
One medium whole-wheat roti (about 30 g flour) has roughly 70–80 kcal. A fried paratha of the same size has about 200 kcal.
They are solid home-cooking averages. Extra oil, ghee or larger servings raise the real number — restaurant food is usually 20–40% higher.
Around 500–700 kcal keeps most adults on track for weight maintenance within a 2,000 kcal day.