Pressure Cooker Feast (Wider Body – Promo) 9 Liters

The Kitchen King Feast Wide Body Pressure Cooker in 9 litres is the most popular size in the entire Feast range — and for good reason. It is the sweet spot between everyday family cooking and the bigger batches needed when guests arrive or the family sits down for a special weekend meal. At 9 litres, it handles a full biryani for 6 to 8 people, a large pot of nihari, or enough daal and rice to cover dinner and next-day lunch.

The wide body design is where the Feast stands apart from a standard cylindrical pressure cooker. The broader base provides more surface area across the bottom of the pot, which means heat from the burner spreads more evenly across all the food rather than concentrating in the centre. For biryani specifically — where the bottom layer of rice in a narrow pot often burns or clumps while the top stays undercooked — the wide base makes a genuinely noticeable difference in the final result. Meat dishes like gosht and nihari also benefit because the wider surface means more pieces of meat can sit flat against the base, browning more evenly before the lid goes on.

The 9-litre body is built from heavy-gauge aluminium that distributes heat quickly and holds it steadily — you use less gas because you spend less time on high flame. The Controlled Gasket Release System (CGRS) automatically relieves any dangerous excess pressure, and the precision air pin tells you exactly when the cooker has reached full pressure and cooking has begun. The double-riveted heat-resistant handles are sized to accommodate the heavier weight of a full 9-litre cooker, giving you a firm, stable grip when moving it from the stove.

Compatible with gas and electric glass stovetops. Genuine replacement gaskets available in our Accessories section.

Best for: Family of 6–8 or regular guest cooking Ideal dishes: Biryani, nihari, gosht karahi, full daal, pulao Cooking time saving: Up to 50% vs traditional methods

FAQs:

Q: Is the 9-litre Feast Wide Body good for making biryani?

A: Yes — it is one of the best sizes for biryani in a Pakistani home. The wide base allows rice to sit in a more even layer, reducing the risk of burning at the bottom while the top stays undercooked.

Q: How many people does the 9-litre cooker feed?

A: It comfortably feeds 6 to 8 people for a full meal, or 4 to 5 people with generous leftovers for the next day.

Q: What is the difference between the 7L and 9L Feast Wide Body?

A: The 9L has a wider and deeper capacity, making it better for batch cooking and dishes prepared in larger quantities. The 7L is better suited to daily cooking for smaller families.

Q: Is it safe to fill the cooker to the top?

A: No. Pressure cookers should be filled to a maximum of two-thirds capacity for most foods, and half capacity for foods that expand during cooking (like rice, pulses, and lentils).