Can Pakistanis dine in Indian restaurants

Yes, just like Koreans can dine in North Korea, North Koreans can dine in South Korea. Political antagonism does not mean that all forces are hostile to each other, and normal economic exchanges are desirable.

If you want to make a fuss, take it to a Pakistani or Indian restaurant.

The Japanese people I bring with me basically don't eat Japanese food casually in China, localization is too good, only learn the appearance has no connotation, and generally eat local food for dinner.

You take that group of people to eat Hunan or Sichuan food first, and then see how it reacts.

If you really want to eat Indian and Pakistani food, you should first see if the rice uses the long rice of India and Pakistan and the quality of naan bread. In China, I haven't seen someone who is not ugly.