CCrowne Plaza Dhaka Airport, a property of IHG Hotels & Resorts, is currently hosting “Dastarkhwan-e-Awadh”, a festival celebrating the cuisine, culture and heritage of Awadh. The festival began on October 8 at its Mosaic restaurant and will continue until October 17.

Inspired by the royal kitchens of Awadh, the dinner buffet features signature dishes including Daulat Ki Chaat, Galouti Kebab, Kakori Kebab, Dum Ki Biryani, Baghaar-e-Baingan, Shahi Tukda and Badam Ka Halwa, along with other Awadhi-inspired items. The buffet is priced at BDT 8,999 net per person.

Guests can also enjoy live performances at a dedicated Qawwali Corner.

“Dastarkhwan-e-Awadh is a celebration of the rich culinary traditions and culture of Awadh,” said Ashwani Nayar, Area General Manager of IHG Southwest Asia and Cluster General Manager of Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport and InterContinental Dhaka. “With live Qawwali performances, special dining offers, and exciting airline partnerships, we look forward to creating a memorable experience for our guests.”

A press release from the Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport stated. 

Meghna Bank is the exclusive banking partner of the festival. Special dining offers are available on selected cards:

Dine 5, Pay 1 with Meghna Bank and NRB Bank.

Dine 4, Pay 1 with Dhaka Bank, NCC Bank, City Bank and Pubali Bank.

Dine 3, Pay 1 with City Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and BRAC Bank.

Dine 2, Pay 1 with Bank Asia, Community Bank, Eastern Bank, Jamuna Bank, Meghna Bank, Midland Bank, Mutual Trust Bank, Pubali Bank, Prime Bank and Shimanto Bank.

The offers are subject to card eligibility and the respective banks’ terms and conditions.

US-Bangla Airlines is the festival’s airline partner. As part of the promotional campaign, the airline will provide two couple tickets for travel on the Dhaka–Cox’s Bazar–Dhaka and Dhaka–Sylhet–Dhaka routes.

For reservations and enquiries, call +880 1886 441177 or +880 1886 441188. The venue is Mosaic, Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport, Civil Aviation Plot, Dhaka-Mymensingh Highway, Kurmitola, Dhaka.