5/5 Tanha I. 4 months ago on Google
Authentic
Local
|
Rakhine
|
Burmese
food
at
Cox’s
Bazar
//
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We
had
something
different
in
Cox’s
this
time.
Saw
a
couple
of
social
media
posts
regarding
this
specific
area
in
Cox’s
where
these
sell
this
cuisine.
Since
it
was
local
food,
we
HAD
to
try
it
out!
The
place
is
clean
and
cosy
-
a
family
business,
closer
to
the
main
road.
Items
we
ordered,
❇️
Jhinuk
Salad
-
150Tk
Jhinuk
mixed
with
onions,
red
chilli
and
fresh
thankuni.
The
jhinuk
was
a
little
spongy
for
the
texture
it
has.
It
was
a
little
spicy
for
the
chilli.
❇️
Ilish
-
250Tk
With
a
soupy
base
and
red
onion,
this
one
had
a
subtle
taste.
Very
mild
in
flavour.
Boiled
and
cooked
to
keep
the
taste
intact.
❇️
Teen
Mishali
Bhorta
-
70Tk
It
was
mixed
with
beans,
onions,
fried
onions,
sesame
seeds,
and
green
chilli.
This
one
was
good.
❇️
Mundi
-
150Tk
This
one
was
the
best
item
of
whatever
we
have
tried
here.
Thin
glass
noodles
in
warm
broth,
made
from
a
local
leaf
(not
fish
as
per
their
claim),
chicken
skewers
and
half-boiled
egg.
Was
garnished
with
a
little
spicy
sauce.
This
one
is
highly
recommended!
❇️
Ramen
-
200Tk
Extremely
spicy,
I
wish
we
had
known
before
ordering.
Comes
with
breaded
fried
chicken,
half-boiled
egg,
lemon
and
sesame
seeds
as
garnish.
This
one
was
too
spicy
for
us.
I
will
not
recommend
it
if
you
cannot
take
spicy
food
like
me!
We
had
to
waste
it,
unfortunately!
❇️
Rice
1+1/2
-
70Tk
❇️
Water
-
25Tk
How
to
go
from
the
city?
It
cost
us
around
120
takas
from
Sayeman
Hotel,
you
need
to
tell
the
CNG
guy
-
before
Tekpara,
and
make
sure
to
follow
Google
Maps.
It’s
on
the
map!
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