Tastes of traditional delicacy in China.

In the Chinese cultural, hot pot is a type of foods that represents a sense of group activity. Family members and friends gather together not only to eat hot pot but also to enjoy the quality time with each other. People would sit around a round table and have a pot of boiling soup in the center. Everybody has the access to each ingredient and is free to cook whatever he/she desires any time and simply dip it into the pot and wait till it’s done. As a result hot pot has already become one of the delicacies people must have in special occasions as well as in ordinary meet ups.

Besides the cities in China, 80+1 also wishes to show Linzers one of the most representative eating cultures of Chinese people. Consequently to cook Chinese hot pot along with Austrian fondue, which shares similarities with the Chinese chafing, for people in Linz can provide them a more complete picture of what China is like.

Al Razzaque Restaurant is a famous restaurant in Bangshal, old Dhaka as well as in Dhaka city. It is luxurious hotel and restaurant in old Dhaka. The restaurant is very familiar for the delicious Bangla taste and local traditional foods. Every day lots of people come to eat, particularly the businessmen who come in old Dhaka for their business purposes.

The Al Razzaque Restaurant serves verities Bengali foods, such as; kachi-berani, rice, chicken biriani, mutton, burhani, various fish curries of rui, ilisa, shrimps, pangus, telapia, egg and salad etc. It serves also light meal such as nun bread, kabab, lachhi, faluda, fenni, coffee, tea, sweetmeat etc. As honor to Hindu religion it does not serve beef that is meat of cow.

There is a separate seating facility for women. However the restaurant is neat and clean; and food also comparatively hygienic. The hotel waiters are so busy for serve the clients. Everything goes smoothly with its professional management system. But the price of food is expensive compare to other general restaurants of Dhaka city. But people choose it for its good well on traditional cooking, hygiene and professional services. Belongs to this restaurant there is juice bar and a residential hotel in upstairs. There is no weekly holiday in Al Razzaque Restaurant . It opens at 6 A.M and closes at 12 P.M each day.

They cost the same price of a normal 0,56€ French stamp, or you can get a sheet of ten for 5,60€.

Each one is designed with various chocolate-related imagery.

If only La Poste would come out with different scented stamps! Imagine the possibilities! Neopolitan letters, anyone?

[via David Lebovitz ; hat tip to Alan Wiig]