Uzbekistan
📍 Pogorel'skiy Pereulok, 12, Moskva, Russia, 119017
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Google: 2.9 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Located in the bustling city of Moscow, Uzbekistan restaurant offers a unique taste of Central Asian cuisine that resonates with the rich cultural heritage of its namesake country. With a blend of Asian, Middle Eastern, and Eastern European culinary influences, it serves up dishes that are both comforting and exotic. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot for families, couples, and friends to gather. Diners can expect a lively atmosphere, often highlighted by live music, making every visit a memorable experience. With a Tripadvisor rating of 4.0 and a Google rating of 2.9, the restaurant draws a diverse crowd, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy. Its family-style dining encourages sharing and indulging in a variety of flavors, making it an ideal choice for those looking to explore something new.
Signature Dishes
- •Plov (Uzbek rice dish)
- •Samsa (savory pastries)
- •Shashlik (grilled meat skewers)
- •Lagman (noodle soup)
- •Manti (steamed dumplings)
Overall rating 3.2 / 5 (1,117 reviews)
Google: 2.9 (833 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (284 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Best
Alekseytseva E. Yu Hello! Disgusting!! At the moment, I am in a temporary detention center for foreign citizens in the Krasnodar Territory. By a court decision, I was expelled from the Russian Federation for violating an administrative violation. I am not a criminal, I am a pinioner, the conditions here are terrible. I have already been here for 1 month. And I just can’t wait for the certificate of return to my homeland from the Consulate. I am a citizen of Uzbekistan. Our embassy generally does not want to stand up for our citizens. I call to find out when the certificate will be ready, they answer the phone and hang up. Take action, my grandchildren and children are waiting for me at home. 👎👎👎👎
We just spent 3 weeks in Uzbekistan organised by myself doing 3 local private tours for the 4 of us once there. 1st tip if not on a tour download the Yandex App - same as Uber - super cheap could travel 20 mins across the city for $2. Fergana valley 2 day tour with advantour - great saw pottery workshop and silk factory. Local guides spoke great English and gave a real insight into how the country works. Flew to Nukus - flights cheap and good $40USD. Tour to Moynak and ship cemetery great- roads terrible full of potholes. Tour to desert fortresses on way to Khiva- v interesting but hot work walking to them- take lots of water. Khiva and Bukhara we loved both different and enjoyed Islamic architecture - tiling out of this world !! Trip into Nuratau mountains for 3 nights - 1 homestay and 2 in yurts. Did a couple of small hikes. Loved walking around mountain villages and seeing how they lived, v primitive. A great break between all the city sights. Sayodd yurt camp has a fantastic pool and friendly dog called Bingo who came walking with us. Guide then drove us to Samarkand - stayed close to Registan square and could walk everywhere. Sights next level amazing - blown away by the enormity of them and the amazing tiling. Loved it. Flew home to NZ from here via Dubai. Overall a very safe and clean place to travel. So easy to do by yourself. People very friendly and helpful.
They asked for a Bribe for a table although the restaurant is empty and the service was very bad, disrespectful and racist