What to Eat at Green Bazaar?🤔 Amazing, Budget-Friendly Local Eateries

1.I’ve visited Green Bazaar countless times—wandered, snacked, and explored for days, and I’ve found the most affordable, delicious, and never-disappointing local spots!✅ Sharing them here with their menus (sort of) translated. 2.Green Bazaar feels just like a huge version of our local markets back home—loads of veggies, meats, fruits, and clothes. Honestly, not much to “treasure hunt” for, but the first-floor stalls and alleyway vendors sell typical goods.😉 3.Almaty’s costs aren’t low—meals, stays, transport add up, and bigger restaurants even charge service fees.💰 That’s why these little eateries are gems: on the bazaar’s second floor (a few separate spots) and one on the first. 4.First spot: Up the left stairs on the second floor. Menus are on walls and tables—use a translator!🍛 Most dishes are 1400 KZT (around 20 RMB) for massive portions. I always leave stuffed. 5.My go-tos: Plov (a bit dry but huge) or mashed potatoes + lamb soup with rice—*this soup rice is incredible*, trust me, never disappoints! The owner serves free tea🍵, and there’s free bread on tables to grab—perfect if you’re still hungry.🍞 6.Second pick: On the first floor (pic 4). Plov is similar everywhere, but their fried noodles shine.🍜 Menus were confusing via translator, but food pics outside make ordering easy (pic 5). 7.There are a few other eateries on the second floor—worth checking out too!🔍 8.Hours: 9:00–19:00 Tue-Sun (closed Mon). Eat early—restaurants start closing after 5 PM for cleanup.⏰ #AlmatyTravelGuide #AlmatyTravel #AlmatyFood #Kazakhstan #KazakhstanTravel