Spaghetti Jazz, Dhaka — Restaurant in Dhaka Metropolitan

It is great to know that the young people are aspiring to become restaurateurs. If you notice, every month, several new restaurants are opening and some existing ones are closing down. The problem here is that nobody does the homework before stepping up to become an entrepreneur. The key to becoming a restaurateur is to know your cuisine. I know every recipe of the menu thoroughly and my staff cannot bluff me. To maintain the quality of the restaurant, I look after my staff well. I pay them sufficiently, and help their family as much as I can. I have the same people serving me for years. If the staff keeps changing, they don’t get enough time to settle in, which hampers the service quality.

Such attention to detail is vital for becoming successful entrepreneur. It is important to always stay prepared for hurdles and stay positive so that you can pull back...

Went there after almost 2 years. This is a very dear place to my heart as it has some nostalgic value! Was pleased to find the place as beautiful, calm and serene as yesteryears. The jazz theme interior is there though they don’t play any jazz (never did as much as I can recall)! There service is as impeccable as it used to be. Waiters don’t hang around much or act obsequiously. And the steak is still, to me and my friends, best in the city. Also the steak meal price is still on the lower side compared to other new steak places which will just rip your pocket apart. Old place keeping their business intact and thriving is something I value quite a lot. It’s a testament to their lasting quality. They have an elaborate menu with spaghettis and pizzas but to me they are the go to place for steaks in Dhaka. Cheers for Spaghetti Jazz...

The ambiance makes this place worthwhile. There are not many options where you can take your wife when you two want a quiet candle light dinner, where the place isn't buzzing with laughters of youths (nothing wrong with young people laughing, just on certain nights maybe we want a subtle ambiance 😅)

But the big TV with IPL kills the vibe of jazz and candles. Also, when it's a fine dining experience and you are spending almost 2-3k per person, you may want your food to be memorable too. Food was barely okay for my taste bud.

I loved the behaviour of the staff, the ambiance and the rich history of the place. But the experience wasn't spectacular compared to the expense. I really wish we had some better options for a couple fine dining in Dhaka with good...