Uzbekistan

«Uzbekistan» on Neglinnaya is an Oriental cuisine restaurant in the very center of Moscow, near Lubyanka, Tverskaya, Pushkinskaya, and Kuznetsky Most. The cuisine combines Uzbek, Azerbaijani, Arabic, Caucasian, and Chinese traditions, so the menu turned out quite varied, ranging from Pan-Asian dishes to South Caucasian appetizers. In the salads and appetizers section, guests can find the national salad "Tashkent" with veal, radish, and golden onion, "Achichuk" made from Uzbek tomatoes with onion and hot pepper, and the "Bahor" salad with veal, cucumbers, tomatoes, and cilantro. There is also "Oltenkus" made from baked eggplant with veal and onion, an Oriental salad with tender lamb, Uzbek tomatoes, and chili pepper, as well as lightly salted salmon prepared according to a special recipe. The restaurant's menu is divided into several thematic sections — Uzbek, Arabic, Pan-Asian, and South Caucasian cuisine, with a separate "For Regulars" section, as well as soups, hot dishes, and desserts. The average check at the restaurant is 3,000–6,000 rubles. The establishment is located at 29 Neglinnaya Street, offers delivery and takeout, and guests can book tables by phone.