King Charles, who is a true foodie, made his first joint outing with wife Camilla at a freestanding stall serving Indian cuisine just outside Covent Garden Apple Market.

The Covent Garden is considered as one of the most renowned Punjabi restaurants of all times in London.

The restaurant was honored to host the royal couple in their first engagement since coronation  and released pictures of King and Queen with a long note.  

" PunjabCoventGarden was honoured to be invited to be part of King Charles and Queen Camilla's first joint engagement since the coronation! Wow! Their Majesties visited Covent Garden this morning, where they exited St Paul's Church and headed towards the markets where they met members of our local community, its businesses (including us), the traders and also visited the Royal Opera House," it read. 

The post then continued, "It was a beautiful morning, and crowds quickly gathered around the square. We were asked to set up a freestanding stall just outside Covent Garden Apple Market, especially for the visit, showcasing some of the dishes from our menu. Boss Amrit Maan, our Chair, Bapuji Sardar Sital Singh Maan, our Executive Chef Amarjit Singh Maan (yes, also family!), and manager Andrew Poulose were each greeted by King Charles and Queen Camilla, and enjoyed lighthearted conversation about the restaurant and its legacy."  

" Their Majesties even asked for food parcel to be sent to them... now was that a Royal Command?! We sent some just in case." 

Prior to this, the two headed out to  St. Paul's cathedral  and met up with the school children  from  St. Clement Danes CofE Primary School and  inside.