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Social Business in the Restaurant Sector
Japan’s leading food brand signed a joint venture agreement with the Yunus center to establish a social business in the restaurant sector in Bangladesh. It’s aim to produce quality food through several outlets in Bangladesh.
Nobel laureate Prof. Muhammad Yunus,Chairman of yunus center and Miki Watanabe, CEO of Watami group signed an agreement at Yunus Center in Dhaka,Bangladesh.
The social business pioneer also said the restaurants would not be only setup in the capital city, but also in many other cities across the country.
Watami Group is the top food and beverage brand in Japan. The company has grown into 600 restaurants in Japan and 30 other outlets overseas in a short span of 25 years.
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Table Manners
1) Sitting down while eating.
2) Eating together and sharing of food.
3) Serving others first, especially guests.
4) Host is the first to start eating and the last to finish. (This is the opposite of Western table manners.)
5) Taking food in smaller portions than needed.
6) Finishing (cleaning) the plate without leftovers (this too is different from Western tradition where we are taught to always leave a small bit on the plate.)
7) Eating with the right hand.
8) Waiting for everyone to finish before finally leaving the table or floor cloth.
9) Washing hands and mouth before and after eating.
10) Brushing teeth before and after eating (Miswak).
11) Sharing food with relatives, friends, neighbors, the needy and destitute.
12) Eat from the corner of the plate from your side (for one dish communal eating), don't eat from the middle or the other side of the dish.
13) As an invited guest it is permissible to ask your host for water or salt. Accept what is offered and don't request additional items your host may not have available.
14) When eating in a group, if quantities are limited, share from your plate with the others.
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Just Taste & Say Wao!!!
What to eat? Where to eat?
We cannot guarantee quality but Taste Guaranteed.
The Following Restaurants has marked their name for mentioned tasty food in the heart of the people.
If it is not tested yet, Please test it now and say Just WAO!!!
MotiJheel:
Goroa Restaurant-Kichuri
Hirajheel Restauant-Bhuna Kicuri
Hotel Victory,Naya Palton-Buffet
Behind Motijheel Center: Mamas Kichuri,
Dhanmondi,Mohammadpur,Elephent Road,Mirpur:
Shaad Teheri Ghor,Lalmatia,Dhaka- Kichuri & Teheri
Sunami Restaurant,Jigatola More,Dhaka- Kassi Biriyani
Lailati,Dhanmondi: Bhuna Kichuri,
Korai Ghost,Dhanmondi : Hilsha Sauce, Korai Ghost, Hyderabadi dom Biriyani
Bihari Camp: Chap-Beef, Mutton
Bihari Camp, Beside Town Hall Market: Manjarer Puri
Prince Restaurant, Dhanmondi Mirpur Road- Crab
Shawkat kabab, Mirpur-10
Heritage Sharma House, Hatirpool : Sharma
Mochak Shaad Restora-Rice & Vorta (36 Items)
Maloncha, Elephent Road-Kassi Biriyani
Al mahboob Restora,Shymoli Ring Road,-Grill Chicken
Infront of Saint Joseph School, MohammadPur : Chanacur Bhaja
Gulshan,Banani:
Kosturi, Gulshan -Shorma
Purnima Restaurant, Gulshan-1: Fish, Chicken Biriyani
Fakaruddin Biriyani,Gulshan-1: Biriyani
Khazana, Gulshan-2: Mutton Dom Biriyani
Boomers Restaurant, Banani- Buffet
Ekushe,Uttara: Grill Chicken
Star Hotel, Banani,Dhanmondi,Kawran Bazar: Kassi & kabab
Khilgaon:
Vola Bhai Biriyani, Khilgaon : Biriyani, Chap-Beef, Mutton
Mukta Biriyani- Khilgaon- Biriyani
Al Rahmania Restaurant,Opposite to Khilgaon market-Grill Chicken, Teheri
Old Dhaka:
Al Rajjak Restaurant,Nawabpur,Dhaka- Kassi Biriyani+ Glassi
Hotel Star,Nawabpur- Mutton Lekush, Lobster, Faluda
Becharam Dewri Morog Polao
Shai Shaheber Biriyani,Chawkbazar: Biriyani
Shahi Shahaeber Zuna Biriyani,Narinda: Biriyani
Manik er Nasta.English Road
Hazir Biriyani,Nazira Bazar
Hotel Nirob, Gail gate-Brain Fry
Karim’s Biriyani,Naya Bazar : Biriyani
Hanif Biriyani,Opposite to hazi Biriyani
Lalbagh Vat er Mosque er Kabab Bon
Shamser ali Bhuna Kiscuri,Bongshal
Nirob,Chankarpul : Beef Fry, Vorta & Rice
Hosni Dalal Road: Porota & Koliga Vagi (Mid Night Menu)
Nazir Bazar More: Bismillah Boti kabab & Gurdaar
Chittagong:
Hotel Sazna,Agrabad: Special Shaag Bhaji,Vetki Fish
Dhaba Restaurant-GEC: Biriyani, Kichuri
Mom Siyam,Sanmar Shopping Complex: Doi Fuska, Porota, Chicken Tikka
Hotel Niribili,Coxsbazar: Kichuri
Tava Restaurant: Indian Food
Meridian restaurant,GEC-Buffet
Blossom garden,GEC-Indian Food
Sylhet,Rajshahi,Khulna:
Hotel Undal,East Zindabazar,Sylhet: Korai Mutton,Beef,Kabab,Hyderabadi Biriyani
Infront of Court,Rajshahi: Kalai Rooti
Saheb Bazar,Rajshahi: Koliga Singara & Mutton Somusa
Kosturi,Khulna- Rui Fish
Char Khambar More: Mamun’s Chap & Joni Kabab
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Foods to make you Smarter
From the many studies in recent years scientists are slowly putting together a list of foods that seem to have particular influence on the health of the brain.
Studies have shown improvements in memory, IQ, concentration and mood; others have shown a reduced risk of cognitive decline, dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Remember to eat these foods and you'll be more likely to remember everything else.
Antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables:
blueberries
strawberries
blackberries
red peppers
oranges
apples
spinach
Foods dense in vitamin E:
nuts
soybean oil (found in many bottled salad dressings)
canola oil
wheat germ
Whole grains:
whole oats
barley
Foods rich in folic acid:
leafy green vegetables
citrus fruits
dried beans
Foods rich in omega-3
s:
fish
flaxseed
purslane
One-Two Punch for Alzheimer's
A recent study of 4,740 elderly people linked the combination of vitamin C and E supplements with a 60 percent reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease. The benefits appeared in people who were taking daily supplements containing about 400 IU of vitamin E and 500 mg of vitamin C.
Source: eatingwell.com
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Ramadan Best Food Menu-Iftar!!!
Iftar is one of the religious observances of Ramadan.
In Bangladesh, a wide variety of foods is prepared to break the fast at Iftar (During Sunset) time. Some of the common iftar items from Bangladeshi cuisine include Piyaju (made of pulse, onion, and pulse powder), Beguni (made of eggplant and pulse powder), Jilapi, Muri (puffed crunchy rice grains, usually spiced with onion, garlic, chilli and other iftar items), Haleem, dates, Chola (cooked chickpeas), traditional Bengali sweets and different types of seasonal fruits. Drinks such as Rooh Afza and lemon sharbat are common on iftar tables across the country. People like to have iftar at home with all family members and iftar parties are also arranged by mosques. .
Here are some good info where you can find good & tasty Iftar. BANGLARESTORA CLUB Member can avail Iftar at discount rate. .
SeaShell Restaurant,Uttara: Halim-130-300,Doi Bora-150,16 Item Iftar Box-220.
Voter Adda, Uttara: Packet Iftrar-350-450,Halim 150-300/-.
Khushbu,Gulshan: Iftra Box-80-190,Halim-100-350.
Samarkand,Gulshan: Beef Teheri 200-300,Chicken Egg Roll-130,Halim-300-400.
Purnima,Gulshan: Shahi Jilipi 220,Mutton boti Kabab-105,Exclusive Iftar Box-220,120,160 BDT.
Shalimar Garden,Banani: Iftar Box: 140-240 BDT,Jilapi-120,Halim-50-200.
Brocoli,Dhanmondi: Iftar Box-250,Juice-100,Prawn Ball-30.
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Food expenditure in World Most Costly Cities
1. Tokyo, Japan
Rank in 2009: 2
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $18
Can of beer from grocer: $3.37
One kg of rice: $8.47
One dozen eggs: $3.78
2. Oslo, Norway
Rank in 2009: 8
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $43
Can of beer from grocer: $4.71
One kg of rice: $5.66
One dozen eggs: $6.72
3. Luanda, Angola
Rank in 2009: 1
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $47
Can of beer from grocer: $1.62
One kg of rice: $4.73
One dozen eggs: $4.75
4. Nagoya, Japan
Rank in 2009: 3
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $19
Can of beer from grocer: $3.08
One kg of rice: $9.14
One dozen eggs: $3.33
5. Yokohama, Japan
Rank in 2009: 4
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $17.39
Can of beer from grocer: $3.26
One kg of rice: $6.54
One dozen eggs: $3.72
6. Stavanger, Norway
Rank in 2009: 14
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $33
Can of beer from grocer: $4.76
One kg of rice: $5.71
One dozen eggs: $6.34
7. Kobe, Japan
Rank in 2009: 6
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $16
Can of beer from grocer: $3.09
One kg of rice: $8.57
One dozen eggs: $2.81
8. Copenhagen, Denmark
Rank in 2009: 7
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $36
Can of beer from grocer: $2.10
One kg of rice: $4.85
One dozen eggs: $6.99
9. Geneva, Switzerland
Rank in 2009: 9
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $30
Can of beer from grocer: $2.02
One kg of rice: $3.81
One dozen eggs: $7.64
10. Zurich, Switzerland
Rank in 2009: 10
Food: Lunch at a restaurant: $25
Can of beer from grocer: $2.01
One kg of rice: $3.36
One dozen eggs: $5.81
Source: Business Week
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