A refreshing sweet yogurt drink, famously served in the narrow alleys of Old Dhaka.
5 top-rated spots found
This is the undisputed king of Dhaka lassi. While the shop is a tiny, no-frills stall in the chaotic heart of Old Dhaka, the lassi is legendary for its thick, velvety texture and the generous dollop of fresh malai (clotted cream) served on top.
📍 118, Chawkbazar, Old Dhaka, Dhaka 1211 · View on Maps
Operating since 1922, this establishment is a piece of living history. Their lassi is lighter and more refreshing than Nurani's, balanced with a secret ratio of sugar syrup and rose water that has remained unchanged for a century.
📍 30/A Johnson Road, Ray Shaheb Bazar, Dhaka 1100 · View on Maps
While technically a 'sharbat,' this drink is so thick and yogurt-rich that it functions as the ultimate premium lassi. It is packed with crushed pistachios and almonds, offering a meal-like richness that is unmatched in the city.
📍 44 Lalbagh Road, Dhaka 1211 · View on Maps
For those who want the lassi experience without the chaos of Old Dhaka, Tarka offers a refined, hygienic, and consistently delicious version. The vibe is upscale and the presentation is polished, making it a favorite for the modern Dhaka crowd.
📍 House 62, Road 10, Block D, Banani, Dhaka 1213 · View on Maps
Cafe Jheel is a staple for the working class and students in the commercial heart of Dhaka. Their lassi is known for being 'no-nonsense'—cold, sweet, and incredibly consistent for decades.
📍 18/1, Topkhana Road, Motijheel, Dhaka 1000 · View on Maps