Divaka — Restaurant in Sofia City

If you’re in search of an unforgettable dining experience, the Chef’s Menu Cheddar Chicken with Rustic Potatoes Smothered in Dill is an absolute must-try. This exquisite dish is a symphony of flavors and textures that will leave you utterly impressed.

The cheddar chicken is a revelation: tender, juicy, and generously coated with a rich, creamy cheddar sauce that adds a delightful tang and depth to each bite. The cheddar's sharpness melds perfectly with the savory chicken, creating a taste sensation that is both comforting and indulgent.

The rustic potatoes are the ideal accompaniment, roasted to a crispy golden brown on the outside while remaining irresistibly soft and fluffy on the inside. Smothered in butter and dill, they offer a fresh, herbaceous counterpoint to the richness of the cheddar chicken. The dill infuses the potatoes with a bright, aromatic quality that enhances the overall dish without overpowering it.

Every mouthful of this dish is a testament to culinary artistry, showcasing a balance of flavors and textures that is both sophisticated and satisfying. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet night in or entertaining guests, the Chef’s Menu Cheddar Chicken with Rustic Potatoes Smothered in butter and Dill is sure to impress and delight. A true masterpiece, highly recommended!

For the kids…

The Kids Meal Chicken with Corn Flakes and Fries, accompanied by a peach drink, offers a decent option for a quick and simple meal. The chicken, coated in corn flakes, provides a crunchy texture that is sure to appeal to children. The flavor is mild and kid-friendly, though it might lack the depth that older taste buds appreciate.

The fries are crispy and golden, making them a reliable side that complements the chicken well. While they are enjoyable, they don't stand out as anything particularly special. The peach drink is a refreshing addition, offering a sweet and fruity note that pairs nicely with the meal.

Overall, this meal is a solid choice for kids, delivering familiar flavors in a straightforward package. It's convenient and generally satisfying, though it may not leave a lasting impression. Perfect for a quick bite, but don’t expect any...

Really the experience will vary depending what you are expecting from the restaurant. We’ve found this restaurant on a blog and it seems quite popular since there were a lot of people there, I guess it’s because it’s truly cheap. The restaurant is very clean and the atmosphere is nice. There’s a garden in the middle with real plants which is really nice and original.

The prices like mentioned are great. However it’s transfers to the food and you can tell. Most of the things we ordered were… basic, lacking salt, overly seasoned.

Tarator cold soup was actually a nice dish once you’ve added salt to it. Berkovska lituivka was pretty much spicy veggies combined where the spice killed any taste of other ingredients. Cream soup divaka was mediocre at best. Chicken divaka was also lacking salt, sauce was very watery the chicken was literally swimming in the sauce and peppers. The calamari from the pan was definitely the worst position. Texture of gummy bears with very weird smell.

In conclusion I’m quite disappointed but at the same time I’m not sure if that’s the best word to describe the restaurant since I couldn’t expect too much based on the prices. Yet I wouldn’t recommend coming here, you’re better off cooking yourself buying the ingredients. Unless you’re on a budget and want to eat out, then...

So, I came from Paris and visited this restaurant after a recommendation from a Bulgarian friend.

12:45pm: I enter the restaurant, zero hospitality by the waitress. 1:10pm: I get approached to take the order (soup and chicken main dish). 1:35pm: Order arrives (chicken dish). 2:00pm: Finished eating, signalled waitress and ignored. 2:20pm: Finally approached the waitress.

At the end, they tried charging me for the soup that I never got. I objected and she abused me behind my back (probably racist). It was the waitress with blonde hair dyed in the middle of her head.

Honestly, go there if you're Bulgarian.

I highly recommend the below restaurant instead:

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