π means curry and rice, and is used for any curry meal, home cooking or simply being hungry. Apple's artwork shows a bowl of white rice next to brown curry sauce with carrot pieces, green peas and red pickles.

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The design looks like Japanese curry rice, but people everywhere use π for their own curry dishes. In Indian and Pakistani chats it stands in for dal chawal, rajma chawal, biryani or a home-cooked lunch. In the UK it is used for curry nights and takeaways. The tone is warm and casual, often about comfort food or a mother's cooking. It has no widely known slang or hidden meaning. It is more specific than π, which is plain rice, and different from π², which is a pot of stew or soup.
It is the go-to emoji for rice with dal, rajma, chole or sabzi. People send it for lunch plans, tiffin and "mom's food" messages.
Often it is just an answer to "what are you eating" or a hint that you are hungry.
Mom made rajma chawal today ππ
Curry night at mine Friday? π
So hungry, need some π right now
Best biryani in the city ππ₯
| π vs π | π is a plain bowl of cooked rice, while π adds curry sauce. |
|---|---|
| π vs π² | π² is a pot of stew, soup or hot pot, while π is curry served with rice. |
| Name | curry rice |
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| Codepoints | U+1F35B |
| Category | Food & Drink |
| Keywords | curry, food, rice |
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π means curry and rice, and is used for any curry meal, home cooking or simply being hungry. Apple's artwork shows a bowl of white rice next to brown curry sauce with carrot pieces, green peas and red pickles.
The Apple design looks like Japanese curry rice, but people use it for Indian, Pakistani, Thai and any other curry with rice.
Yes, many people in South Asia use π for biryani since there is no separate biryani emoji.
π shows curry with rice on a plate, while π₯ is a shallow pan of food such as paella or a shared dish.
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