Gopalacampu 1.3.7

1.3.7

bhojanaṃ, yathā-
agrye sadmani ratna-pīṭha-mahitau rāmājitau tad-vadhū-
hastebhyaḥ parigṛhya mātṛ-yugalenānnādi paryāpitam |
bhuñjānau sakhibhiḥ sunarma-valitaṃ prasmāyayantau ca tad-
yugmaṃ tena ca parvaṇā parijanaṃ sarvaṃ sukhācakratuḥ || [śārdūla]

Their dining was as follows:
In the foremost chamber, honoured upon jeweled thrones, Rāma and the Unconquered One took the rice and other foods brought by the two mothers from the hands of their daughters-in-law,
and as they ate with their companions, they made the two mothers smile with delightful witticisms, and by that festive occasion made all their attendants happy.