Exploring Dhaka's Street Food

              Exploring Dhaka's Street Food

Street food is an old notion that arose from the need for quick access to light food to satisfy hunger. These are ready-to-eat foods and beverages offered by vendors in open public spaces, primarily on the streets. Dhaka street food is well renowned all over the world for its diversity and its unique combination of mouth-watering flavors.

street food is important for urban food security as it is cheap, readily available and nutritious. Almost every second citizen of the megacity takes street food every day (Etzold, 2013).

Some of the most popular street food available in Dhaka includes fuchka, chotpoti, bhelpuri, jhalmuri, pitha, cha , different kinds of fruits juices and kebabs. And a variation of these items are available almost everywhere in the city. But there are certain places that are more well known than others for their food. Which is why today, we’ll be exploring the best places for street food in Dhaka.

Most reknoen places like.

1. TSC, DHAKA UNIVERSITY 2. OPPOSITE DHAKA COLLEGE 3. Mohammadpur Town Hall 4.KHILGAON PALLIMA SANGSAD. 5. Uttara sector 13 lake 6. Mirpur Road 2 7. Gulshan lake

Street foods are available in every corners of a city But in Dhaka there are some  places which is know mostly for street foods .TSC is one of them . Located near The University of Dhaka TSC is a very busy place . People form close by institute gather here to have street foods and to spend some time with their friends . There are a lot of food vendors surrounding the place. Thus one gets a variety of foods to chose from here . 

There are other famous street food destination in Dhaka like OPPOSITE DHAKA COLLEGE ,Mohammadpur Town Hall,KHILGAON PALLIMA SANGSAD,Uttora sector 13 lake ,Mirpur road 2, Gulshan lake which are providing the experience and the benefits of the street food among the citizens of this city

Street food is  a vital  element of o life in Dhaka . 

One can kill his hunger cheaply by having a snack from the streets . Which is budget friendly. It also helps in our economy as a lot people who ware previously unemployed are currently selling street foods and providing for there family. Street vending is not a marginal activity, but one of the most important employment opportunities for the urban poor in Bangladesh (cf. Salway et al., 2003; World Bank, 2007).