We decided to try the horse meat bishbarmak, we also took chicken kebab and Tashkent tea. Everything is sooo delicious, at a price quite acceptable-123 dirhams for two came out for the above 3444 approximately for ours-in neighboring cafes it is much more expensive.
P.S. The competitors that are nearby are trying to lure everyone along the way, allegedly they are the Kazan pilaf. Don't be fooled-go to the place where it says exactly Kazan pilaf.
A wonderful place!
Very polite staff who speaks Russian. Everything was told and explained.
The food is delicious!
The view is amazing!
The prices are not expensive.
We ate in 3 adults and 1 child for 205 dirhams.
Let's come again)
Bad. When about half of the tables were seated, the 3-course order could not be served for an hour. Salad in 25-30 minutes, two pilafs in an hour. They didn't warn you about the waiting time initially. To the questions "how long is it to wait?" they answered "now" and didn't carry anything :) They can't serve pilaf in an institution called pilaf) If you refuse any item from the order in normal establishments, the dish is excluded from the bill, apparently, the guys from pilaf do not consider themselves a normal establishment.
I do not recommend you to visit