Terracotta — Restaurant in Chattogram Division

Alright, fellow foodies, it's time for another review, and this one takes us to a spot that has recently re-emerged on the Chattogram dining scene: Terracotta. After a hiatus of several years, this establishment has resurfaced in Khulshi, stirring up some curiosity. First impressions? The restaurant is moderately sized, which is fine, but the seating arrangements leave a bit to be desired. It feels a bit cramped and not as comfortable as one might hope for a relaxing meal. The welcome drink, served in shot glasses, was unfortunately a miss. It tasted like a rather bland lemonade, severely lacking in sugar, and didn't set a great tone for what was to come. Now, onto the main event – the food. Overall, I'd categorize it as average and, frankly, quite expensive for what you get. Here's a breakdown of what we tried: Salmon Avocado Maki (6 pcs) - 689/-: This was pretty standard. Nothing particularly exciting, just an average-tasting maki roll. Ebi Meets Sake (8 pcs) - 899/-: Our waiter proudly declared this one of their signature dishes. While it was good, it certainly wasn't outstanding. For the price and the "signature" tag, I expected more of a wow factor. Chicken Ramen - 689/-: This was a real disappointment. It was a very basic ramen with an overly sweet taste, lacking the depth and complexity you'd hope for in a good ramen dish. Seafood BBQ - 729/-: This dish featured a mix of cuttlefish, crab, shrimp, and octopus. The taste was good, no complaints there. However, the portion size felt a bit stingy for the price. In conclusion, Terracotta in Khulshi has reopened its doors, but it seems there's still some work to be done. While the seafood BBQ had its merits, the overall experience, from the seating to the welcome drink and the majority of the dishes, felt underwhelming for the price point. Here's hoping they can fine-tune things and truly live up to...

I had iftaar for the first time there. It was a really delicious experience. A very reasonable price. Different platters for iftaar. Nice environment. Chilling place. Cooperative staffs. Quality food. Nice arrangement for people. Took a lot of pictures. I had a lot of fun as I went there with my friends. It turned out that now any restaurant that I will think of. Terracotta will come at first. It is just in the line of Mimi Super Market, after Rupnagar. I believe it doesn't require any more improvement but a Television would be a lot more helpful for people who are cricket fans. I will definitely visit it once more and any name while thinking of any restaurant will be Terracotta.. U loved everyone there and made new friends out there. I went there just before 5 minutes of magriib azaan. I thought I wouldn't be able to get iftaar in a proper time. They gave me in a few moments. A very good platter called Naim platter. It contained a few pieces of fruits, chona buut, beguni, piyajoo, vegchicken, naan, parata, chicken to, firni and many more. I got hot foods in just a few moments. Therefore here is my review on Terracotta. I had to complete 200 words for getting a prize that I why I wrote so much. Thank you once again. I hope it was helpful. If it was...

Like the interior but overpriced and Over hyped. Food quality wasn’t that bad but when you talk about the quantity its a bad joke. Dim sums are like quarter bite size. Chicken Katsu is so small, they smashed it like a thin paper, also rice and sticky rice got no difference. So disappointed about the quantity of all foods. Also the cutleries were all dirty. They even didnt wash the forks properly.Even the glasses were so dirty. Basically I am disappointed after spending so much money but not getting that much value as a customer. Worst experience but the only good thing was the ambience of...