In Dhaka, eating outside is a great way to spend one's free time in a city where options for entertainment are limited. Whether to hang out with old friends, spending time with relatives, going out on a date, or enjoying other social occasions, eating out is probably the most universal approach to having a good time. One might say it is part of our culture nowadays, at least for the ones who can afford it.
However, while enjoying ourselves we tend to overlook the unhygienic guilty of the food we consume. Bengali food probably has the best tastes in the world. Unfortunately the greatest favors in the world are accompanied by the worst health care concerns. A good meal at a roadside 'hotel' one day is also very good at giving the work kind of food poisoning the next day. That is just one side of the problem, the immediate short term effect. In the long run, unhygienic food has a number of side effects increased exposure to the risk of jaundice, ulcer, gastric and acidity, heart diseases, and many more. We, the general public always knew that the food we are consuming is not the best for our health, although actual concerns for health remained low as it does still now. The mobile court drives on restaurants and food outlets, spearheaded by magistrate Rokon Uddin revealed the true extent of the unhygienic food prepared for our consumption in the back door kitchens. The culprits included many posh food outlets, places where people go because they expected better quality and healthier food. Their expectations were to be cruelly disappointed.
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