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LifestyleDHAKA’SCULTUREThe country’s food scene has grown dramatically over thepast few decades and Bangladesh, like many othercountries, has shifted more towards eating-out culture.Accordingly, the coffee culture has become a dominantpart of Bangladeshi urban lifestyle. Colors’ Tamima Islamexplores Dhaka’s coffee culture, and tries to get theperspective of the people.January 2020 | 42
The country’s food scene hasgrown dramatically over the pastfew decades and Bangladesh, likemany other countries, has shiftedmore towards eating-out culture.Accordingly, the coffee culture hasbecome a dominant part ofBangladeshi urban lifestyle. Colors’Tamima Islam explores Dhaka’scoffee culture, and tries to get theperspective of the people.Gone are the days when theso-called Chinese restaurants werebooked out for the evening; nowwhat’s even harder is to find anempty coffee shop in Dhaka city.From families and couples, tosmall groups of friends, or evenlone-wolfs working away on theirdevices, a coffee place seems to beideal for all, no matter the time ofday or purpose.It makes sense that coffee shopsare popping up at every corner;some have quickly become thecustomers’ favorite. One isNorthend, already famous for itspremium coffee beans, which isone of the top preferred coffeeplaces in Dhaka, along with GloriaJeans, Tabaq, Second Cup, andBeans ‘n Aroma. These shops notonly provide premium coffee butalso a comfortable and welcomingatmosphere, and are often situatedstrategically around office areas.‘The first place that pops into myhead for a quick hangoutnowadays is Northend because it’sso close to work,’ Maeesha Arefin,25, Strategic Planner at Analyzen,shares her experience.Aftab Mahmud Khurshid, GeneralManager, Business Development atApollo Hospitals Dhaka,mentioned how convenient coffeeshops in general are, especially foroffice goers, making it the idealplace for a quick meeting.‘Being on the run most of the day,the ideal place to meet anycolleagues, friends or have a smallJanuary 2020 | 43
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