Time-out at Time Out, Banani, Dhaka



















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Time-out at Time Out


Faizul Khan Tanim introduces a new hangout in Banani


The popular place to hang out in Gulshan 1, Time Out, has expanded to Banani. The new branch also offers the same great taste, menu and reasonable prices.


To add to the culinary experience is the fine décor and plenty of seating for all. A few of the friendly staff members from the Gulshan 1 branch are here; they will welcome you with a smile, and ensure your order arrives timely.


Apart from the house favorites – Thai mixed noodles at Tk 130, egg fried rice with stir-fried chicken or beef and basil leaf at Tk 95, chicken in red and green curry at Tk 95 – they offer delicious oil-free parathas at Tk 20 to go with the beef/chicken chaap at Tk 105 each; add the chili mint sauce and fresh salad and you are good to go.


They serve Mexican and South Indian dishes alongside the exclusive Thai cuisine at affordable prices. The multicultural variety appeals to a large crowd and that is why we so often find the restaurant abuzz with guests.


To compliment the above-mentioned dishes, Time Out’s offers its biggest attraction: the heart-quenching refreshing fresh seasonal fruit juices. Be it their kacha aam er shorbot (green mango juice), kamrangar juice (star apple juice), tamarind juice or the others on offer, they are prepared with perfection, and served with passion and all that jazz.

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