Upstairs Food Court — Restaurant in Dhaka Metropolitan

Visited the new food court in Bashundhara.

First of all, 🅿️❌there is no dedicated or public space for parking around. You have to park on the street which is risky and can be problematic if you don’t have a driver. The road is narrow and often traffic is very busy.

There is no lift to the third floor where the food court is. The stairs are narrow and tough for older aged to walk up.

The food court is very small had to wait 20-30 mins to get a sit.

Tried the kunafa chocolate bar and salted caramel from Adil’s Sugar Valley. The dessert was good but for 249 TK I would hope for a bigger slice. The price seemed high. Also for the coffee the coffee was very good but they don’t offer any serving size. For 225TK a small cup of coffee that is ok, but please introduce bigger cups.

Chicken nanban from a restaurant called Tokyo...

To watch random food vlogger’s video, I recommend my sister to this food court, who were planning to eat somewhere in reasonable price around JFP. The ambiance was warm and friendly but the food prices were not as friendly as it was mentioned by vlogger so clearly it was a paid review. My sister and her friends left the place without ordering as it was out of their budget (not student friendly at all). Though I highly recommend her to buy some cakes from Adil sugar Valley (I heard lot about them) specially death by chocolate, tiramisu, blueberry cheesecake and so on. Death by chocolate 249 tk Tiramisu 249 tk Blueberry 🫐 cheesecake 375 Comparing with the taste price were lil bit high. Taste 7/10 Packaging 5/10 ( didn’t liked the packaging, cause both different cake were mixed up...

I had high hopes when I walked into Upstairs, the ambience was great, and everything looked promising. But then I made the mistake of ordering tteokbokki from Tokyo Corner, and I genuinely wish I hadn't.

First off, if you're going to sell a dish, at least know what it's supposed to be. Tteokbokki is spicy rice cakes, not a bowl of random cut-up sausages and meatballs drowning in sauce. I don’t know who thought this was acceptable, but it was like ordering sushi and getting a sandwich.

If you’re looking for actual Korean food, avoid this stall at all costs. If you enjoy overpriced disappointment, by all...