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Rice intake falls 25%, we are now eating more fruit and protein

Nation of 17cr is quietly changing the way it eats, spends, and lives as consumption evolves

ChaJoy: To scoop or to sip? Why not both?

ChaJoy: To scoop or to sip? Why not both?

New address, familiar flavours: Inside Evviva’s Gulshan home

New address, familiar flavours: Inside Evviva’s Gulshan home

Roll Xpress Cafe: Two decades of rolls, memories and comfort

Roll Xpress Cafe: Two decades of rolls, memories and comfort

Photo: Iffy Biffys

Liberty Pizza: Does Banani’s New York-style pizzeria live up to the hype?

Kyoto, a Japanese fusion restaurant, embraces the cosy, intimate scale of a traditional Japanese neighbourhood diner. Photos: Rehnuma Shahreen

Of wasabi, warm lanterns, and a slow afternoon at Uttara’s Kyoto

A McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburger, fries and a coke, are seen in an illustration picture taken in New York City, US. Photo: Reuters

For McDonald's and rivals, cheap deals no longer do the trick

For many, Cookers-7 is more than just a restaurant—it is a symbol of old Dhaka, a generation’s journey, and countless cherished memories. Photos: Syed Zakir Hossain

Coffee Cookers-7: Dhaka’s signature khichuri spot gets a reboot

Photo: TBS

Heritage Intercontinental: Something for everyone

Instead of joining the crowd, Zahid and his partners catered to a niche audience looking for authentic global baking. Photos: Courtesy

Dacca Delights : On cloud nine, courtesy of a cloud kitchen

Photo: Courtesy

Moja Korean Fusion Restaurant: Korean comfort with a contemporary accent

Photo: TBS

Olio Steak: Sizzle, smoke and hearty platters

During the visit, we tried a selection of Antipodean’s signature drinks, brunch plates and café staples, each carrying its own interpretation of the restaurant’s relaxed Antipodean identity. Photos: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

Antipodean Cafe: A little slice of Melbourne in Dhaka