At Patuartek in Inani, where the Bay of Bengal meets the hills, Sea Mount Beach Cafe offers a distinctive seaside dining experience built around food, nature, and open-air views.
Established in February 2021, the restaurant is located just across the road from the sea and has around 200 seats across its lower and upper decks. Its open-sky deck offers particularly striking views at sunset, while moonlit evenings create a different atmosphere by the water.
The cafe’s Managing Director, M. Sadik Rubel, said the idea behind Sea Mount was to offer guests more than a meal by bringing together food, natural surroundings and hospitality.
“Our goal is to create a unique destination where guests can enjoy delicious food while experiencing the beauty of the sea and surrounding hills,” he said.
The menu combines traditional Bangladeshi dishes with continental cuisine and seafood.
Local favorites include Coral Fish Curry, Pahari Deshi Chicken Curry and Beef Achari.
In contrast, the international selection includes Grilled Red Snapper, Lobster Thermidor, Vetki Steak, Grilled Chicken Breast with Pineapple and Chicken Paella.
Seafood options also include Seafood Soup and Assorted Seafood Pizza, giving diners a choice ranging from local fish preparations to grilled seafood and international dishes.
For couples, the restaurant offers sea-facing candlelight dinner arrangements for anniversaries, celebrations, and other special occasions. Private setups start at BDT 2,000, excluding food.
The venue also accommodates family gatherings, private parties, corporate events and group celebrations. Facilities include a dedicated kids’ zone, photo spots and spacious parking. Pre-booked buffet arrangements, group dining packages and live music are available on request.
According to the restaurant, it has hosted gatherings for organisations including City Bank, Robi and IFIC.
With its combination of sea views, nearby hills and a varied menu, Sea Mount Beach Cafe presents another dining option for tourists exploring the Inani–Patuartek stretch of Cox’s Bazar.
By Abdu Rashid Manik
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