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When it comes to food, Dhaka’s street foods will burst in your mouth with flavors, tradition and aromas you can’t resist. So let me take you through the city’s most loved street foods, in each you will find a story, a taste, a tiny adventure to remember.
Fuchka
Everyone’s favourite and also known as puchka, these crisps balls filled with mashed potato, spicy tamarind water and chickpeas. In every bite you will feel a tangy, spicy and unforgettable taste which is often known as Dhaka’s favorite street snack.
Jhalmuri
This authentic mix of the most loved puffed rice, mustard oil with onions, peanuts, and spices are their real hero of the crunch, flavorful snack with perfect pack when you’re looking for something light and tasty.
Chotpoti
Taste the flavours in a warm, tangy platter of chickpeas blended with potatoes, onion rings with tamarind sauce, and spices. You will find vendors in Old Dhaka’s markets serving it fresh. You can also add a boiled egg if you like to eat it with.
Halim
With a richness of soupy porridge made with lentils, spices blended with meat and here is the most loved dish Halim, which will warm you up, especially when you paired it with paratha or puffed rice. It’s mostly enjoyed during Ramadan but loved the whole year.
Mishti Doi & Jalebi
Ending your snack spree with something sweet is not an option. Enjoy creamy Mishti Doi, fermented sweet yogurt, basically a chilled delight for you. Jalebi (or jilapi) is a very well known deep-fried spiral sweet snack soaked in syrup. Eat it and satisfy your taste buds.
Where to Find Them
Take a walk through Old Dhaka’s markets like Chawk Bazaar or ramble along Paribagh’s street food zone to find the best flavorful options.
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