Hotel Sarina Dhaka unveils exclusive iftar cum dinner menu for Ramadan

- A Monitor Report Date: 16 February, 2026
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Dhaka : Hotel Sarina Dhaka unveiled a specially curated iftar cum dinner menu for the coming holy month of Ramadan through a food tasting event held at the property's signature dining outlet Summerfields Restaurant on February 8.

The menu features an extensive buffet spread which has everything - from traditional iftar items to mouth-watering main dishes. 

This Rama-dan, guests can enjoy an expansive multi-cuisine dining experience featuring over 150 carefully prepared food items at Summerfields Restaurant of Hotel Sarina Dhaka.

The buffet will celebrate culinary traditions of Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Arabic, and Turkish cuisines, along with a dedicated continental corner offering selected international favorites.

Complementing the savory offerings, the Ramadan spread will also feature an elaborate dessert selection, including Middle Eastern and Turkish sweets, in addition to classic favorites. A dedicated Jalebi Corner, highlighted as a signature experience, will serve freshly prepared, warm jalebis of at least five different flavors.

The iftar followed by dinner is priced at BDT 7,500 per person. B1G1 offer can be redeemed on cash or card payments, while B1G2 and B1G3 will be available on selected bank cards.


Varieties of traditional and exquisite iftar and dinner items will be available at Hotel Sarina Dhaka 

Additionally, Lobby Iftar Bazar, a special arrangement for dine-in or takeaway, will offer a wide variety of traditional iftar items. Silver iftar serving boxes, each for one person, will cost BDT 2,999. Prices for the Gold, for two persons, and Platinum, for four persons, are set at BDT 4,999 and 8,999 respectively.

Apart from iftar and dinner, Summerfields Restaurant will offer guests to dine at Suhoor too, however, every Friday and Saturday, at BDT 5,500 per person, with B1G1 offers on cash or card payments and B1G2s on selected bank cards.

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