The Old Dhaka Food Map

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Join Goethe-Institut as it navigates the narrow roads of Old Dhaka to uncover a number of legendary eateries and their mouthwatering dishes. Every turn of the bustling streets reveals the legacy of various epochs, which live on to this day in the cultural, religious and gastronomic diversity.

Why a Map?

Old Dhaka, the historical heart of the Bangladeshi capital, is a treasure trove of culture, architecture, and gastronomy. While much attention has been given to its iconic landmarks and ancient streets, the culinary heritage of Old Dhaka remains largely unexplored. The Old Dhaka Food Map offers a glimpse into the flavors of the Old Town and what they have to say about its people and history.

Where can I get my map from?

Collect your copy of the Old Dhaka Food Map from the following places:

 

Old Dhaka Food Map Video Series

Eateries of Old Dhaka

Glimpses from the Old Dhaka Food Tour

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    In the middle of Tatibazar, one of the stops before going to next eatery for lunch

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    Locating ourselves on the Old Dhaka Food Map.

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    Spotting the next eatery to visit.

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    Porata Bhaji, a common breakfast at Old Dhaka, a must try for all.

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    Why should Bettleleaf be exempted from the culinary experience?

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    The director of Dhaka History Research Centre; Mr. Hashem Sufi going through the Old Dhaka Food Map.

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    Taking selfies in the middle of a tea break during the Old Dhaka Food Tour.

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    In the pursuit of remembering the place that served a heartful breakfast.

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    Introducing the map to more people.

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    The team of enthusiastic travelers infront of an antiquated mosque at Old Dhaka.

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