Bangladesh street food Kebabs, soups, momos and more: Welcome to the bustling street food scene of Mohammadpur Each street popular for its food has a story to tell.

Next, he takes some puffed rice and adds coriander, onion, tomato and green chilli to it. He also adds mustard chutney, naga ...

Fatigue has set in and people have become less willing to finance the goodwill as the pandemic drags on. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In the heart of bustling Dhanmondi, where car horns and cafe music mix in the summer air, a modest food cart stands surrounded by curious office-goers, students and families.

In every corner of the urban world, from Dhaka to Lagos, street food is more than just a source of nourishment, it is a ...

Mohammad Raju ran away from his poor family in Bangladesh's southern Khulna district eight years ago, hoping for a better life in the capital, Dhaka.

Momo, those wonderful, bite-sized pockets of joy, has become a popular street food in Bangladesh. While momo is commonly linked with Tibetan or Nepali cuisine, the history of momo's popularity in ...

When Bangladesh shut down for more than two months last year during its first Covid outbreak, hundreds of charities, civic groups and political parties gave out food, cash, masks and sanitiser to ...

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Bangladesh street kitchens battle to keep free food on menu Official figures say more than 20,000 Bangladeshis have died of Covid but the real figure is thought to be four times higher ...

Coronavirus fatigue has set in and people have become less willing to finance charity work as the pandemic drags on.