Hey friends, everybody of us always we are trying to taste a tastiest food what is in market or at home. You will be glad to know that we have successfully completed our Iftar Bazar Visit in this year in a different area of Dhaka which is very popular area named Malibagh Chowdhury Para Area. We have visited some places where tastiest foods were making for their customers before starting the Iftar Bazar. We have checked their quality of internal environment and the raw materials of food making.
After all our Iftar Bazar visit is successful because it’s mostly clear to us that who’s are making good foods and about others.
Our visit will give some huge important issues/review about some great places regards their activities in some this popular places of this area. I hope our visit will be very helpful for peoples.
Yes brother @StephenAbraham it’s a clear description of this market in Malaysia and it seems a very popular place in this area. Thanks bro for sharing with us.
@Kamalhasnainee Thanks for this nice RECAP. We had a best discovery there. We Met a lots of people and made awareness about Google Maps and Its services. We got a better response. Finally it was a best iftar Market walk.
@Kamalhasnainee Thanks for this nice RECAP. We had a best discovery there. We Met a lots of people and made awareness about Google Maps and Its services. We got a better response. Finally it was a best iftar Market walk.
oh! Its a nice recap @Kamalhasnainee . The tastiest one recap is in the video. Thanks for sharing stuffs around there bro. How much costly is the city?
Around 300 BDT per plate or per person and there is also some menus without package that means normal with individual prices.
There is some interesting thing bro @BishowvijayaP you may see there a pack of Jilebi and a Halim pack, these items was provided to us from Olympia a famous Bangladeshi brand for us to enjoy these foods for free. Those were very tasty. Anyway thanks for your question.
oh! Its a nice recap @Kamalhasnainee . The tastiest one recap is in the video. Thanks for sharing stuffs around there bro. How much costly is the city?
Hello @Kamalhasnainee , Thanks for tagging me here and also for this nice Recap. Overall, it was a beautiful day for us to visit Iftar Bazar and we took many photos. Unfortunately, we missed @OmarBD .
Finally, we have enjoyed this Meet-Up. Am I right ? @ShafiulB@user_not_found
Hello @Kamalhasnainee , Thanks for tagging me here and also for this nice Recap. Overall, it was a beautiful day for us to visit Iftar Bazar and we took many photos. Unfortunately, we missed @OmarBD .
Finally, we have enjoyed this Meet-Up. Am I right ? @ShafiulB@user_not_found
Thanks for tagging me @Kamalhasnainee . How many hours of eating did you guys do? Everything looks so delicious. Of all the food photos are those what you eat traditionally for religious holidays?
Thanks for tagging me @Kamalhasnainee . How many hours of eating did you guys do? Everything looks so delicious. Of all the food photos are those what you eat traditionally for religious holidays?
Cheers,
Karen
Really very nice and interesting question you asked me @KarenVChin . In our country there are so many items are common for religious holidays. In any holiday we celebrate that day and our all guests with sweet items (Mandatory items). Sweet items may be Firni, Payesh, Kheer, Semai (Milky Semai, Borphi Semai, Fried Semai etc.) , Sweet Pitha, Sweets etc. As an example you may have the idea in photography from web -
@Kamalhasnainee Thanks for this nice RECAP. We had a best discovery there. We Met a lots of people and made awareness about Google Maps and Its services. We got a better response. Finally it was a best iftar Market walk.
@Kamalhasnainee Thanks for this nice RECAP. We had a best discovery there. We Met a lots of people and made awareness about Google Maps and Its services. We got a better response. Finally it was a best iftar Market walk.
In Nepal we use to eat jilebi frequently.
. Thanks for explaining in more details regarding your country’s religious holiday foods.