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To get into the spirit of renewal, the all day dining restaurant of the Westin Dhaka "Taste" offers nourishing Iftar buffet from the first day of the holy Ramadan with a wide selection of nourishing dishes.

What could be the better way to break your fast in this holly month with rejuvenating fresh juices from the range of papaya, pineapple, or energizing selections of sharbats and lassi, or Kamaruddin (one type of Sharbat made from Mango bar)!

Enjoy an array of revitalizing seasonal fresh fruits, fresh fruit cocktail, dates, plain & fruit yoghurt, poached prunes, apricots & figs, pear & peach halves in syrup.

Feed the body with chefs' exquisite Iftar special from the range of renewal salads and could kitchen delicacies that includes cucumber, tomato, aloo chaat, chick peas chaat, golden chicken chaat, kachumber salad, mixed salad. Nourish the soul with sushi, sashimi, maki roll, tandoori chicken, chicken teriyaki terrine sesame dressing and many more.

Take a new course in Iftar with potato cakes, sweet soy roasted chicken fried noodle, fried rice, birayni, spicy chicken cutlet, chicken and coriander corn fritters, breaded fish cake, fish balls, shami kebab, oak fried vegetable, in addition to traditional haleem with all condiments piazo, beguni, vegetable pakoora , fried chick peas, chicken cutlet and tehari.

Elevate your senses with the sweet items. Try our reshmi jalabi, rosh malai, sweet curd, fruit rosh malai, and fresh dates.

Alternatively take away traditional Iftar Box is also available. Or you may additionally take away traditional Iftar item such as Halim, Zeelapi, and other delicious items which are available at Treats.

Should you prefer to break your fast in the privacy of your circle or loved ones, friends, colleagues, or business partners, ask about our special Ramadan banquet set menu's tailored to meet your individual needs.

So come and enter an atmosphere that recharges and invigorate, and rejuvenate in the Iftar at The Westin Dhaka and replenish mind, body and soul during the holy Ramadan.