#Baki Franchise

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

EVENT POLL: 30-MAN ROYAL RUMBLE FOR FICTIONAL CHARACTERS TIME! (part 6)

[doyouknowthisanime]

Do You Know This Anime?

[hunn1e-bunn1e]

MASTERLIST HUB!

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Series Non-Franchise Specials Post+

                                                                                                   

72 Total Fandoms to Browse & Choose From!

Aa.

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A3! Act! Addict! Actors!

AFTER L!FE

Attack On Titan

Bb.

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Baki the Grappler

Black Butler

Black Clover

Blackstar Theater Starless

Bleach (+ Thousand Year Blood War)

Blood in Roses

Blue Exorcist (+ Kyoto Saga)

Blue Lock

Buddy Daddies

Bungou Stray Dogs

Cc.

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Castlevania

Chainsaw Man

Dd.

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Death Note

Demon Slayer

Diabolik Lovers

Disney Twisted Wonderland

Dramatical Murder

Durarara! (1 & 2)

Ee.

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Ensemble Stars

Ff.

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Fairytail

Fate Series

Fire Force

Free!

Fullmetal Alchemist (+ Brotherhood)

Gg.

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Genshin Impact

Granblue Fantasy

Hh.

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Haikyuu!!!

Honkai Star Rail

Hunter × Hunter

Hypnosis Mic

Ii.

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Inuyasha (+ Yashahime)

Jj.

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Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (Parts 1-7)

Jujutsu Kaisen

Kk.

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K Project

Kuroku's Basketball

Ll.

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Lookism

Lovebrush Chronicles

Mm.

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MAGI (Ft. LoM, KoM & AoS)

Mashle: Magic and Muscles

My Hero Academia

Mystic Messenger

Nn.

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Nanbaka: The Numbers

Naruto (+ Shippuden)

Nu: Carnival – Bliss

Oo.

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Obey Me! : One Master to Rule Them All! (+ Night Bringer)

One Piece (+ Films Red & Gold)

One Punch Man

Ouran Highschool Host Club

Overlord

Pp.

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Qq.

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Rr.

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Record of Ragnarok

Remarried Empress

Ss.

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Scott Pilgrim Takes Off

Seraph of the End

Seven Deadly Sins

Spy × Family

Tt.

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Tears of Themis

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime

The Disastrous Life of Saiki Kusuo

The Legend of Zelda (Ft. BotW, TP & ToK)

The Rising of the Shield Hero

Tokyo Ghoul

Tokyo Revengers

Uu.

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Vv.

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Vampire Knight

Ww.

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Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun!

What in "Hell" is Bad?

Who Made Me a Princess

Wizardess Heart

Wuthering Waves

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Yy.

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Zz.

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Zenless Zone Zero

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Baki Fantasy AU Art: Day 7

We’re at day 7 and I want to take today to recognize one of the ladies in this franchise, Kozue! She is our little baby and deserves lots of love. It’s also an interesting change for me to go from making big buff men to cute lil lady. I believe that the prompt from @yandere-writer-momo for this one was to make a freshwater mermaid version of Kozue (koi fish inspired) and I hope I’ve been able to deliver!

I’ll also probably be posting a poll so that way you can tell me who’s gonna get gothafied in a speed drawing I’m gonna do later, so be sure to let me know!

[ronika-writes-stuff]

My thoughts on the current ipl points table that absolutely no one asked for :

(part-1)

1. They're the og champions...very chill, very fun vibes.

soo happy to see them on top. They really be feeling like royalty rn lol.

Also in the end, I'm just a girl 🎀💖 some I absolutely adore their jersey.

2. Yaar.... I know Hyderabad is a great team and everything but.... Do you guys have to go this hard?

Other teams come to play a match, this team comes to crack open your morale and bring you to your knees.

Baki teams khel rahi hai, Yeh log toh seedha gunda gardi kar rahe hai Yaar.

Watching Abhishek, our Indian player, a youngster, bat like that feels amazing tho.

3. Kolkata.... Man.

Gautam bhai aaye, and suddenly Sabka Chris Gayle bahar aagya.

I feel like sunil will take both purple and orange caps this year and gambhir bhai has already planned on picking the trophy this year so... Yea.

PS : once gautam bhai is done someone pls convince him to come as ICT's coach.

4. Chennai = 7 letters = thala for a reason.

They're doing great, but their recent performances makes me worried about what will happen to this team when Mahi Bhai retires.

If they don't start taking more responsibility now there's a good chance csk will crash land in the bottom next year. Hope thT doesn't happen tho.

5. LSG, you beauty....

They look like they are a weak team but they've defeated rcb, gt, pbks and...sabse importantly.... CSK.

But their next matches are quite tough too... So we'll see where they end up after 2 - 3 more matches.

The way kl Rahul hits sixes is just beautiful.

6. Mumbai.

I...... Have no idea what mysterious substance this management was on tbh.

If you want to remove someone from the captaincy, there's gotta be a better way to do that so the fans aren't offended and the player also isn't disrespected. Look how kohli left rcb's captaincy for example.

Then, if you wanted to look towards the future, Bumrah and Surya, both who have captained team India and have stayed with the franchise despite having so many opportunities to earn more if they leave should have been considered.

Or they could have just choosen Ishan. Just like csk and gt choose youngsters, Ishan could have been a good option too. Plus He's captained his team during u-19 in 2016.

But no. They choose Hardik.

Tbh, I feel so sorry for him cause in his mind, when MI offered him captaincy and called him back, he would have been happy to go back to his old team...like going back home.

But the sad truth is, MI management saw how successful he was in gt, winning in the first year and then reaching the finals in 2nd year....and it pissed them off that their player is doing well in some other team. So they brought him back.

Despite so much backlash from fans, so much hatred and trolling against Hardik, this shitty management never held one press conference to clear up misunderstandings and give answers to their fans honestly. Because they knew, if the truth comes out, they'll be on the receiving end of this hate.

Fuck them.

The only mistake Hardik did was leaving gt. But... Oh well.

(I ended up ranting lol.)

[animefeminist]

Immaturity and Impunity: Performative Masculinity in Baki the Grappler

Content warning: discussion of domestic violence, sexual assault, drug use, and toxic masculinity

Spoilers for Baki Hanma

Although Baki the Grappler is over thirty years old, the franchise has seen a global resurgence thanks to a fresh take as an ONA series hosted on Netflix. This was my gateway into the wider world of Baki, a charmingly ridiculous realm that, previously, I had only glimpsed through DVD ads, internet memes, and the occasional offhand recommendation if I were ever in the mood for something mindlessly violent (which, for what it’s worth, I’m usually not). But despite its enthusiastic embrace of playful exaggeration and dramatic pageantry, Baki the Grappler shouldn’t be written off as mind-numbing entertainment for the masses. A critical analysis of Baki as contemporary anime, and a part of pop culture more broadly speaking, can help us all better understand how performative masculinity functions—and why it is so potentially dangerous.

 Itagaki’s long-running manga series has been adapted numerous times. These releases have taken many different forms, including an OVA, a television series, and various video games. For my purposes, I’m focusing on Baki (2018–2020) and its continuation Baki Hanma (2021–2023) in order to analyze depictions of masculinity in Itagaki’s original work while contextualizing them within current sociopolitical climates. 

By way of a rocky relationship between an unrelenting father and an indomitable son, Baki posits that, unfortunately, we live in a world where might often does make right, be it morally, politically, or legally defined. When such culturally defined notions combine with socially enforced concepts of manliness, the results can be as problematic as they are potent. As much as I thoroughly enjoy TMS Entertainment’s animated rendition of Itagaki’s creation, I recognize how it can perpetuate harmful stereotypes, hurtful habits, and generally unhealthful lifestyles while also promoting discipline, perseverance, and self-reliance in equal measure.

Read it at Anime Feminist!

[bryanthebomb]

An Introduction To Me

—Bio—

Name: Bryan

Pronouns: He/Him

Age: 24

Birthday: July 23rd (The first day of Leo Season XD)

—Likes/Dislikes—

Likes:

Art

Music

Movies

History

Nature Walks

Sunrises

Beauty hidden in unlikely places

Dislikes:

Bigotry

Abusive and toxic people

Exclusionary societal norms

—Favorites—

Favorite Franchises:

Bionicle

Lord Of The Rings

Favorite Movie: Lord Of The Rings/The Hobbit Trilogies

Favorite TV Shows:

My Hero Academia

Fairy Tail

Baki The Grappler

Kengan Ashura

Young Justice

Life On Our Planet

Favorite Musical Artists:

Scarlxrd

Ghostemane

Idles

Hans Zimmer

Mick Gordon

Frank Sinatra

Dean Martin

Tom Waits

Little Richard

Chuck Berry

James Brown

Bruno Mars

Joji

Wu-Tang Clan

Heilung

Sabaton

Favorite Songs:

Ozomatli - “Cut Chemist Suite”

Tame Impala - “The Less I Know The Better”

The Weeknd - “Blinding Lights”

Idles - “Kill Them With Kindness”

Scarlxrd - “Apxcalypse”

Favorite Foods:

BBQ Bacon Burger

Deep Dish Pizza

Lasagna

Corned Beef

Fried Fish

Pot Roast

Favorite Drinks:

Dr. Pepper

Chocolate/Strawberry Milkshake

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Blue Moon

Favorite Animal: Honey Badger

Favorite Holiday: Christmas

Favorite Season: Spring

—Random Facts & Quirks—

I like to borrow slang from different places and time periods (“Bully!”, “Fucking hell.”, “Oh aye.”, “Deadass”, “Dear boy/Old boy/Old sport”)

I like to talk to plants and animals the same way I talk to people. It makes life more interesting.

[gonagaiworld]

Il franchise manga di Baki supera i 100 milioni di copie in circolazione Rilasciato un video con scene famose. Info:--> https://www.gonagaiworld.com/il-franchise-manga-di-baki-supera-i-100-milioni-di-copie-in-circolazione/?feed_id=451164&_unique_id=664c4752524c1 #Baki #Manga

[sweetlingssuga]

Wsp ghoulz n galz

I'm drac (not saying my real name)

And here's a little bit bout me

I love pokemon ( preferbaly the sinnoh anything after that region)

2. I like animals and shit

3. I'm goth

4. I'ma HUGE fan of Melanie Martinez

5. Im like 5'9 or 10 ( I haven't been measured in a year)

And uh yea, so I'll TRY and write something in the near future but I don't energy to do so.

But here are so animes I enjoy :

JJBA

Hellsing ultimate (including the abridged series)

The dragon ball franchise

Baki

Afro samurai

Neon Evangelion ( I probs spelled it wrong)

Samurai clampo

And many more

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

EVENT POLL: 30-MAN ROYAL RUMBLE FOR FICTIONAL CHARACTERS TIME! (part 7)

[the-acid-pear]

Every time i talk about baki i feel like that gif of the guy on the whiteboard. This franchise is just not normal and that's beautiful.

[tech-radar-247]

Baki Season 4

The second strongest fighter in the world has made his return to the screens, sparking excitement among fans who eagerly await Baki Season 4. With the intense finale of the third season leaving viewers on the edge of their seats, expectations for the upcoming installment are soaring.

Baki's Evolution: From Manga to Netflix

Originating as a manga series three decades ago, Baki the Grappler has evolved into a celebrated sports manga, culminating in an acclaimed anime adaptation by Group TAC in 2001. Netflix later acquired the rights to produce an ONA, with the first season premiering in June 2018 and garnering international recognition.

The Demand for Baki Season 4

With the recent release of the third installment, fans worldwide are clamoring for Netflix to greenlight Baki Season 4. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the series continues to captivate audiences, fueling speculation about its renewal.

Assessing Source Material and Future Storylines

While Netflix's adaptation has covered significant portions of the New Grappler Baki manga, questions arise regarding source material for future seasons. With the possibility of incorporating content from the Baki Hanma series, the franchise's rich narrative offers ample material for continued adaptation.

What Lies Ahead: Teasers for Season 4

Anticipation builds as Baki's journey intensifies, with the upcoming season poised to feature epic clashes and dramatic confrontations. From the highly anticipated showdown between Baki and Yujiro to the introduction of new challengers, Season 4 promises to deliver exhilarating action and compelling storytelling.

Baki Season 4: Awaiting Confirmation

Despite fans' eagerness, Netflix has yet to confirm the renewal of Baki Season 4. Speculation suggests a potential release in October 2020, but official announcements remain pending. Stay tuned for updates on the fate of this gripping martial arts saga.

[shield-and-sword]

My Fandom Journey: Anime

I thought I'd make a little series talking about my various fandoms and my journey in them. I'm starting with a broader topic of anime, getting into more specific titles at a later post. I'll do a manga one next but my initial introduction into Japanese media was anime so I'll start here. This is gonna be a long rambly post btw.

When I was in the Philippines at a young age (I wanna say around 5 or 6 years old), me and my siblings started watching Digimon Adventures first, we literally watched all the episodes up until Digimon Tamers. We did watch western cartoons as well, we were lucky enough to have Sky so we had Disney, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. One of the reasons I think I liked anime was because it wasn't as overly stylized as cartoons, human designs and characterizations weren't overly exaggerated like in Hey Arnold or Rugrats for example, not to say I didn't enjoy those cartoons because I totally did up to a certain age. Also because anime tended to have overarching storylines and arcs for the most part, compared to the episodic nature of early western cartoons, I found myself focusing more on the story and wanting to watch every episode. Honestly I remember being glued to the screen while watching Digimon and always made sure I watched every episode and if I missed one then I'd catch the re-run that they aired on the weekend (I remembered the exact airing schedule of this damn series when I was a child). Whereas when I missed an episode of Spongebob Squarepants or Courage the Cowardly Dog I'd be fine about it.

Most animes that were aimed at kids were licensed and aired on local channels like GMA and ABS-CBN and were majority dubbed in tagalog but there were a few channels that aired anime in english dub so that's how I watched anime most of the time. I am glad though that they kept the original Japanese openings and ending songs for the Tagalog dub. (I loved Hunter X Hunter's Ohayou Opening, it was seriously the best)

Majority of the imported anime to the Philippines were mostly shonen (as far as I was aware anyway) so the other animes we watched after school were Slamdunk, Medabots, Yu-gi-oh, Beyblade, Hunter X Hunter, Yu Yu Hakusho, Flame of Recca and a few episodes of Rave Master and Case Closed/Detective Conan. Surprisingly we weren't that into Pokemon but we did watch majority of the early seasons (Can't remember which ones, but Brock and Misty were the entourage). I think we watched Zoids too but only a few epsiodes.

When we got a bit older but still children (I was around 9-11) we started watching animes that would be considered seinen such as Rurouni Kenshin, GetBackers, Saiyuki, Cowboy Bebop, Galaxy Angels, Ranma 1/2, and a mecha anime that for the life of me I cannot remember the title of (It might've been part of the Brave franchise??). I also occasionally watched You're Under Arrest and Lupin III. Anyway most of these were obviously more censored than the manga or original Japanese version but they were still definitely innapropriate for my age range. I still don't understand how we got away with watching Rurouni Kenshin as kids it was aired on a sky channel that wasn't aimed at kids so the violence wasn't that censored, I think it was the first subbed anime that I watched

There are also animes that I didn't really watch but I was aware of like Naruto, Dragon Ball (Sorry to the fans I never quite got into these two series), Outlaw Star, Ah My Goddess, Inuyasha, Baki the Grappler, Sailor Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura.

Side note there's also another anime that I can't remember the name of but I've been looking for it forever, It's an old sci-fi spaceship anime about a man going through a mid-life crisis and becomes isekai'd(?) into this spaceship where he plays the electric guitar to power the ship and fight. Does anyone know this anime???

After moving to New Zealand when I was 11 I got exposed to different genres outside the usual Shonen and Seinen I grew up on. My first shoujo anime was Ouran High School Host Club followed by Fruits Basket, which while they're not my favorites, they hold a special place in my heart. I do remember watching animes early morning on Sunday, I would wake up at like 6am to watch Megaman, Digimon Frontier and Tokyo Mew Mew (yeah... 4kids ver). After school they aired Yu-gi-oh GX, Shaman King,

How I watched Anime also changed from just seeing what was on TV, the internet was becoming more accessible in our family (we had dial-up at first) and there were also video rental stores as well as the usual ripped DVDs that we got from friends. There wasn't a lot of choices in rental stores but they always had a decent selection of anime films and that's how I got into Ghibli films, also I think I watched the Ghost in the Shell film and 10 Centimeters per Second. At this time I watched The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Ao Hana, Hell Girl, xxxHolic, Mushishi, Death Note (early episodes), and Bleach (only until the end of Soul Soiety arc). You can kind of see from my selection here that I had a phase of mystery, supernatural anime.

I can't quite remember at around what point I transitioned to being manga only but once I came across the original source material of my favorite anime I stopped watching anime for the most part. There are notable exceptions, such as anime-only series like Psycho-pass and K, music related series like K-On! (I really wanted to hear the songs). Nowadays I'll read a manga or light novel (if translated) first then decide if it's worth it to watch the anime. I did that with Kuroko no Basket and Haikyuu! but I haven't done it recently. Basically if the anime has a manga as it's original source I'll choose that but if it's an original anime or a game-based, light novel based anime then I'll watch it.

This has been a loooong post. I'll do another one on my manga journey maybe tomorrow. This series essentially is just so I can word vomit about my fandoms because a lot of my friends don't share as many fandoms with me. If you've read until here then thanks for listening to me ramble.

Bye-bee~

[kstarvibes]

Anime series ‘Baki Hanma’ opening and ending themes ‘Sarracenia -Anime Size-’ by SKY-HI and ‘Salvia -Anime Size-’ by BE:FIRST are now streaming! Opening/ending videos with credits removed also out now!

  Coinciding with the August 24 release of the new season of father-son face-off anime series ‘Baki Hanma’, the opening theme song ‘Sarracenia -Anime Size-’ by SKY-HI and ending theme song ‘Salvia -Anime Size-’ by BE:FIRST have been released on download and streaming services around the world. ‘Baki Hanma’ is the latest instalment in the beloved ‘Baki’ anime franchise.   SKY-HI ‘Sarracenia -Anime…

[whatsonmedia]

The 7 Famous & must visit Restaurants in Dhaka!

There are a lot of renowned eateries in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. This energetic metropolis offers everything in between, from well-known fast-food chains to food stands along the road. The majority of people's time is spent away from home in Dhaka due to their extremely active lifestyles. The well-known restaurants in Dhaka also significantly contribute to elevating their moods by serving delectable food in a serene setting despite their hectic daily schedules. Bangladesh is an undervalued tourism destination, as I usually repeat. Despite having several stunning tourist destinations, this nation struggles to draw in a sizable number of visitors. However, visitors to the nation have always praised Bangladeshi cuisine. And full credit goes to the diligent restaurant proprietors who serve the top delicacies on their menus. In Dhaka, almost every renowned eatery offers a unique offering. Additionally, some eateries feature unique menus with their very own recipes that you won't find anywhere else. Let me stop trying your patience now since you might already be eager to learn about the best restaurants in Dhaka. 1. The Green Lounge The Green Lounge is not only a well-known dining establishment in Dhaka, but it also has the biggest rooftop dining area. The Green Lounge is the spot for you if you're seeking for a distinctive dining experience away from the hectic city life. The restaurant's lovely décor, which is adorned with plants and bamboo, will make you feel refreshed. There is a multi-cuisine buffet and a barbecue on the menu. Location: 114 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Banglamotor, Dhaka, 18th floor of the Rupayan Trade Center Opening Times> Daily | 12 pm to 10 pm 2. Chef’s Table Courtside In Dhaka, there is a food court called Chef's Table Courtside. It is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere. At the location, there is a mini-park, a football field, a kids' play area, and a seating area. There are about 35 well-known fast-foodfood restaurants here, including Pizza Guy, CRISP, El Dorado, and Chittagong Bulls. Although the price is a bit high, the food quality is excellent. But altogether, because of the serene surroundings, it's a terrific site to visit. With your friends and family, you can go here, host events, and take some lovely photos. Location: United City, Madani Avenue, 1212 Dhaka, next to United International University Hours of Activity: Sunday through Thursday, 11:00 am to 11:00 pm Saturday and Sunday | 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. 3. The Atrium Restaurant The Atrium Restaurant, one of Dhaka's most well-known eateries, has been serving up mouthwatering Thai and Indian cuisine to diners for more than a decade. It offers a dining experience that is unmatched because of its tranquil interiors and beautiful grounds. The cheapest of their four buffet options costs 800 BDT. The menu can also be altered to suit your preferences by adding or removing certain things. Location> J Block, Baridhara, Dhaka, 50 & 52 Pragati Avenue Opening Times> Daily | 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Daily | 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. 4. Khana’s Founded in 2015, Khana's is a fast-food enterprise based in Bangladesh. In actuality, it was the first fast-food-focused restaurant franchise in Bangladesh. There are 6 Khana’s locations spread across Dhaka. The main menu items of Khana's include sub sandwiches, potato wedges, and several kinds of chicken, and iced coffee. On the menu, however, are delectable cross burgers, shakes, and hot beverages. Don't forget to try their renowned cold coffee if you ever decide to visit this eatery. Yes, the food is of high quality, and the pricing is fair. Location of branches> Bashundhara Rd., Ka-9, Hazi Abdul Latif Mansion 9/KA, Manson, R/A, Dhaka 1229 House No. Y, 8 Noorjahan Rd, Dhaka-1207, 397/B Malibagh Chowdhury Para Road, Shahid Baki Rd, Dhaka-1219 Block C, Avenue 5, Dhaka-1216, House: 146/D (Old), 42(New), Road, 2 Satmasjid Road Opening Times> Saturday through Thursday | 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday | 3:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. 5. Baton Rouge Restaurants A buffet-style restaurant with 450 seating capacity, Baton Rouge offers 101 dishes. Therefore, it is safe to conclude that there is large seating space. Its menu features both domestic and foreign cuisines. Reservations can be made for conferences, workshops, private/corporate meetings, and seminars. Location> Gulshan Pink City Shopping Center, 7th Floor, 15 Gulshan Avenue, Dhaka 1212 6. Kabab Factory The greatest kebabs can be found at Kabab Factory, which is well known for its barbecue meals. They start off by offering a variety of soups and salads on their menu. However, their Reshmi Kabab, Bihari Kabab, and Afghan Kabab are the highlights of their menu. Additionally, this restaurant features a lovely atmosphere and a cozy seating area. Location: Sector 7 Uttara, House 14, Lake Drive Road, Dhaka Opening Times> 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on Saturday 7. Barcode Café Barcode Cafe is the ideal destination for foodies looking for a delicious selection of cuisines and a fantastic setting to spend time in. One of my favorite renowned eateries in Dhaka is Barcode Cafe. It offers practically all of the menu items that a quality restaurant ought to. And believe me when I say that this restaurant serves excellent meals. As starters, the Barcode Cafe's menu offers grilled calamari, fried calamari rings, jumbo tempura shrimp, honey shrimp, garlic shrimp, and many other tasty meals. If I began to list every item on this restaurant's menu, I definitely would require a full day. Therefore, all I can tell is that Barcode Cafe offers chicken dinners, pizza, spaghetti, salad, seafood, beef meal, many personal specialties, and beverages. Location> Block-B, Banani, Road 21, House 55/B, Dhaka-1212 Hours of Activity: Saturday through Monday, 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on Friday Read the full article

[coeursetcolores]

It's that time of year again! Another year, another set of ships! Happy Pocky Day!