SHAHIRIZADA RESTAURANT

This restaurant is a true delight! The food is absolutely delicious, always fresh, and bursting with authentic flavors. The service is excellent—friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The cleanliness and overall ambiance make it a comfortable and inviting place to dine. I highly recommend this spot for family gatherings or a meal with friends. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions. If you’re looking for an unforgettable dining experience with Uzbek cuisine, this is the place to go!

This is a smart casual spot with a semi-formal vibe—think casual dining, but the waitstaff is dressed up in all black with traditional Uzbek hats, adding a nice cultural touch. It’s an Uzbek restaurant, and their hospitality and traditional dishes really shine. I started with the Samsa, which is a bit like a samosa but with a minced meat patty inside—flaky, flavorful, and a solid appetizer. The Achichuk salad (fresh tomatoes, onions, and herbs) is a great side dish, especially if you’re ordering the Wedding Plov, their standout traditional rice dish. Pro tip: you can also add shish kebabs to any dish for some extra protein. Their menu has both hot and cold dishes, but don’t skip the tea experience! They serve a unique mix of half black tea and half green tea, which pairs perfectly with their warm, fluffy bread. Just ask your waiter for guidance—they’re super attentive and happy to help. Also, make sure to request honey, sugar, and lemon for the tea—it takes it to another level. You’ll notice tea leaves settling at the bottom of the cup, but don’t worry; it’s intentional and won’t interfere with your sips. The atmosphere is lively, with Uzbek music playing in the background and cozy decorative lighting along the walls. The staff is incredibly respectful—every interaction feels thoughtful, and they even place their hand over their heart when responding to requests, which is a lovely cultural gesture. To wrap it all up, you have to try the honey cake for dessert. It’s their specialty, and trust me, it’s a perfect, sweet way to end the meal. Overall, this is a great spot for delicious food, warm hospitality, and a little cultural immersion. Highly recommend!

10/10. Food was delicious as usual. I recommend the Plov. The meat is soft, juicy, and full of flavor. The food, people, and location are great. Represents the Uzbek culture well.

Where do I start? I was always fearful of what kind of restaurant would take place in this building because we really loved the previous Italian one. And we have never eaten Uzbeki cuisine either so we were super excited. Ambiance was so nice with very nice china and white table cloths. We had amazing waiter Imran that understood assignment and explained almost entire menu to the T. He didn’t mind you can tell he was proud of the food. We had ordered fried manci for appetizers( homemade pastry’s filled wit savory meats and onions) that were out of this world. Combined with sour cream… delicious 👍 Then we tried chicken broth soup with dumplings and I can tell that it was homemade broth. Uzbeki bread was hot out of the oven and just perfect. Chicken salad was a tower of perfectly dressed arugula, croutons and grilled chicken with drizzle of balsamic… We should have stopped there but our journey continued and I thought that I can’t possibly eat more, they brought skewer filled with chicken wings fresh of the grill still smoking hot and side of thinly sliced red onions ( that were perfect compliments) and homemade potatoes with sautéed onions went sooo good together. My husband got to try original uzbeki wedding plow (plate of rice and carrots and grilled beef on top )but he couldn’t finish it. We are sooo impressed with everything and will definitely come back with our kids. It’s definitely catered to families 🙌🏻

Excellent Uzbek food, here’s what to expect: - Fine dining and clean ambiance, they certainly invested in this - Friendly staff and very reasonable prices - Excellent Uzbek food, try the wedding plov (beef, lamb, rice), manti with meat, lulya (ground beef/lamb) shish kabobs, and their classic Uzbek bread What they can improve: - Perhaps the time we went (a bit earlier in the evening), but their staff were not as attentive. If this is truly fine dining, servers and waiter service must be there Overall had an excellent experience and we will be returning! We just hope the food stays consistently great.