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Street foods in Bangladesh are very delicious and full of spicy. Most of the cases, they are healthy too, if you can take from the real persons. The street foods include   Fuchka, Haleem, Bhelpuri, Jhalmuri, Achar, Peanut, Shrimp kebab, Tikka kebab with Parata, and different types of cakes (Pitha) . Cakes are very popular in the winter season. You will find it on every street in Dhaka City. In general, the Doi Fuchka and Cohtpoti are very common as street food. Fuchka Fuchka is very common, traditional and tasty food in Bangladesh. In general, it is street food, and you can find it in every area in Dhaka City or important tourist places in Bangladesh. It is prepared with the fried crisp and hollow puri. It is mixed with round and the particular type of flavored water. It is served in a plate. Important to realize, you will get the mixed taste of sweet and sour as like tamarind chutney. The food is very affordable and can be found on the street side of Dhaka City. Never forget to taste

  Bangladeshi Main Dishes: The dishes which are taken for overcoming appetite are mentioned as Main Dishes. The dishes are commonly made for lunch and dinner. In Bangladesh, you will find Kachchi Biriyani, Bhuna Khichuri, or Morog Polao as the main dishes. Another key point, the rice with meat, fishes or vegetables are very common for taking as lunch or dinner for the people of Bangladesh. Let’s see the popular dishes in our country. Kachchi Biriyani: Kachchi Biriyani is very delicious and featured food as the main dishes. It is served at the wedding or special party. It is made with special kinds of rice, meat, and potatoes. The named Kachchi comes for the cooking system. In general, the rice and meat are cooked with combination rather than cooking it separately. It is being served with the Salad and sometimes with the chutney. Though the use of Borhani is very common with the Kachchi – a special types of a yogurt drink. If you want to taste Bangladeshi food, you must try Kachchi Biri

Bangladeshi Breakfast: In the breakfast, Bangladeshi people eat light items including Paratha or Bread with Vaji (Mixed Vegetables), Lentil or fried eggs. At the same time, people like the Nehari (Cooked gravy meat shank) with Bread in the breakfast. At the same time, taking tea with breakfast is very common. Paratha: Paratha is a popular bread in Bangladesh which is made with baking flour. It is layered with the oil on a frying pan. In particular, Paratha is eaten in breakfast with Vaji, Lentil or fried eggs and it is very common in Bangladesh. The Nehari – a cooked beef shank items is also eaten with the Paratha. If you visit Bangladesh, you will find Paratha in every breakfast. Important to realize, people of Bangladesh also take Paratha with the desserts. On the other hand, you will find Ruti as the alternative of Paratha.

Indian dishes are vastly diverse  and not to mention delicious because of the variety of flavors and regions. Indian cuisine is continually put on foodie lists all over the world. Remember that time you and a friend sit down for dinner at an Indian food restaurant. The  smell of jasmine and spice awakens your senses . There is a busy clatter of pots and pans coming from the open kitchen. Your mouth is already watering as the waiter comes over with a menu full of delectable Indian dishes. Time for the ultimate question:  what should you eat? For those who are not veterans of Indian food eating, making a decision may be difficult. We created this article for those moments when you’re looking at a menu, feeling dizzy with delight and confusion. Whether you’re in need of help ordering at a restaurant or are interested in taking a stab at cooking, we’ve got you covered. Read on to  learn about the best top 10 Indian food dishes  and how you can recreate them for yourself. 1. Chicken Makhani

Bricks Cafe:  serves some of the best wood-fired pizza in Kathmandu, as well as other international and Nepali dishes. Although the building was damaged in the earthquake of 2015, it underwent renovations and is now better than ever. The multi-story brick mansion and prayer-flag adorned gardens provide many different spaces for a relaxed drink and meal. Conveniently situated on Pulchowk Road in Patan, you can shop for high-quality local handicrafts from the nearby boutiques either before or after visiting Bricks Café. Newari Platter from Newa Lahana. Photo: Sudeep Singh Newa Lahana:  Newa Lahana is commonly said to serve the best Newari food in the whole Kathmandu Valley. It is situated in Kirtipur, a perched high in the Valley’s south-west, which is an old Newari town. Although it is a simple place, the Newari food is extremely authentic and tasty. Newari cuisine is known to be particularly spicy, so come prepared! You can even enjoy views of the mountains and the whole city from the