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Bangladesh Food Guide: 3 Mexican food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mirpur
Find out what Mexican restaurants to try in Mirpur including TimeOut!, Peyala, Tagore Terrace
Things to do in Mirpur
1. TimeOut!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Opened in November 2000 Time Out is run by three women with a passion for simple tasty food. We serve freshly cooked dishes from Thai Mexican South Indian continental and Bengali cuisines
Reviewed By Angelo H
TimeOut has and will always be my favorite restaurant for a quick bite. Consistency is key and they have maintained the same consistency for the past 10 years!My favorite dishes are: Beef basil leaf, chicken red curry, spicy beef with Vegetable, kangkong, cabbage and black mushroomsThank you so much for a wonderful review. We shall try to maintain consistency in our standard of food and service Hope to serve you our best always
2. Peyala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
PEYALA Cafe, located at Gulshan 2, Dhaka serves delicious & healthy wraps, salad bowls, wide array of tea, coffee and desserts. At PEYALA, we wrap the world! Mixing and re-mixing tasty bits from all over the globe, taking your taste-buds along on the road
Reviewed By Sayeedac1
A marvellous place to have some snacks. Situated beside a car showroom right on the main avenue, there are ample parking spaces. Salad bowls, wraps, pastries, cookies & beverages--an attractive trendy menu. I had a wrap filled with jerk chicken, mushroom, etc--it was delicious! Very good service, reasonably priced, great ambience.
3. Tagore Terrace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By SonnyCash1
Wow - for me a hidden gem but packed by locals even at 4pmThe inside of the cafe/restaurant is very nicely done with books and sofa chairs. You have that intellectual vibe going on. However there is also an open air terrace and Dhaka even now is fairly mild. Sitting outside on the 11th floor whilst enjoying your food was a very refreshing feeling and allowed for an escape from the sometimes chaos of the Dhaka streets.The menu has a modern feel with brownies, waffles and coffee mixed in with traditional Bengali street food.Obviously the restaurants namesake gives a slightly different impression to the overall ambience (as its a modern food place and not steeped in too much tradition) however thatâs a small niggle.
