How do you pack regional thali dishes for weekday tiffins without them getting soggy or bland?

If you cook dal, sabzi, rice and rotis for weekday tiffins, what one practical trick actually keeps them tasting good at lunch? Thinking of storage, containers, small last-minute add-ons (tadka, lemon, herbs), or reheating hacks—share the single thing you do that stops a regional meal turning soggy or boring by noon.

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Pack wet or dressed components separately (gravy, dal, chutney, lemon, chopped herbs) and carry a tiny leakproof cup with a pre-made tadka or lemon-salt mix to add just before lunch. Keeping gravies apart stops moisture transfer; pouring a fresh hot tadka or a squeeze of lemon revives aroma and brightens flavour so rice/rotis and dry sabzis stay non‑soggy and tasty.