Samarkand Cafe

“Beautiful setting, delicious food, attentive waiters, good music.”

Meerim TT★★★★

I visited Samarkand Cafe for their pilaf, and it was absolutely delicious—authentic Uzbek food full of flavor. I also loved their compote; it was refreshing and very tasty. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, with a beautiful traditional Uzbek-style interior that makes the experience feel even more authentic. If you’re looking for real Uzbek cuisine, I definitely recommend this place.

Даниэль Полотов★

Came here with my family to eat at Samarkand Cafe. We ordered 3 lagmans, mampar soup, and another beef soup. The lagman was unbelievably spicy — completely impossible to eat, especially for a family with kids. Even my daughter could not eat it. We politely called the waiter and simply asked if maybe the chef had changed or if they could fix the dish somehow by adding more broth or adjusting it. The waiter said he was new and didn’t know anything. Later the chef came out and started behaving very rude and aggressive instead of trying to solve the problem. This is not about money or refusing t

Рузигар Халилов★★★★★

We(3 person) visited Samarkand Cafe and had a great experience. We ordered lagman, samsa, salad, tea with lemon, beef, chicken and lamb kebabs, plus grilled mushrooms — everything was fresh and very tasty. The kebabs were juicy, the lagman was rich in flavor, and the samsa was perfectly baked. The food felt authentic and homemade, and the atmosphere was comfortable. We really enjoyed the meal and will definitely come back. Highly recommended!

Olena★★★

I was quite disappointed with this place. The food was okay, but nothing special — definitely not memorable. The portions were small. Several items from the menu weren’t available, including the potatoes with mushrooms and the fruit platter. Another strange detail was that there were no knives on the table — only forks and spoons — even though they serve meat dishes like kebabs. Overall, the quality and presentation of the food felt more like something you’d get at a small roadside café. It doesn’t really live up to calling itself a restaurant. The only positive part of the experience was the