Uzbekistan - Moscow

Located near the Novoslobodskaya subway station, this restaurant serves Uzbek cuisine. While I can't remember the name, I do recall the prices. A plate of plov (rice and meat) costs around 15 euros, with an additional 5 euros for dessert. Drinks, such as soda and water, are pricey at 3 euros, and the French wine is uncomfortable, but the sweet Uzbek wines are enjoyable. The decor is sumptuous and the atmosphere is interesting, with belly dancing performances at night. The service is acceptable and the food is delicious and traditional.

This restaurant is located near Novoslobodskaya metro station and specializes in Uzbek cuisine. Unfortunately, I forgot the name, but I do remember the prices. A plov (rice and meat dish) costs around 15 euros, add a dessert and the bill will go up by around 5 euros, drinks are quite expensive (3 euros for soft drinks and water, French wine unaffordable and Uzbek wines very sweet). However, the decor is sumptuous and the atmosphere is interesting (belly dancing in the evening), and the service is acceptable. The food is good and traditional.

This restaurant located near Novoslobodskaya metro (just cross the underground passage in front and you can't miss it), offers Uzbek cuisine. I have forgotten the name, but not the price. A plov (rice and meat) will cost around 15 euros, if you add a dessert, the bill will increase by about 5 euros, drinks are quite expensive (3 euros for sodas and water, pricey French wine, very sweet Uzbekistan wine). However, the decoration is beautiful, interesting (belly dancing at night), the atmosphere and service are acceptable. The food is good and traditional, and you can enjoy a hookah.