ANT'S — Restaurant in Bishkek City

Today me & my family went to this place. A month ago it was much better, but seems after reopening outside terrace area, the quality of service went terribly down ‼️Lack of trained stuff‼️ So, first we were waiting for our tea so long, but with cups which were brought first😂. Ok, fine…(could’ve believe I would write this…fine).. Later we were asking for pencils for my 2 kids…our waitress brought us 4 pcs and Non-threaded pencils😱🙈..on my question how did she think we will use them, the answer was immediate ..that’s the only we have😂.. Me:Do you think I will Sharpen with teeth those 4 pcs?‼️ Afterwards she noticed they are not ready to use them ..and went to sharpen those 4😂🙈. Goshhhh… Next…when the dish was finished by my daughter , the waitress even didn’t ask my kid kindly to help her..she just pointed with her finger on the knife & the plate (to put knife on the plate-my interpretation in human’s language)😱‼️‼️‼️What is this????❌Are you serious , guys⁉️⁉️⁉️ Oh,..and later one of the stuff said: “it was the wrong waitress , next time I will serve you”😳😳😳 That means it is fine to have different level of services at the same place , depends how lucky you are that moment.👎🏼 What a disgusting approach to the...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Ant's Cafe, where I tried their unique and delicious pizza topped with chuchuk, a traditional Central Asian horse meat sausage. From the first bite, it was clear that this pizza was something special.

The chuchuk stood out as the star of the dish. Its rich, smoky flavor added a savory depth that perfectly complemented the traditional pizza base. The sausage's slightly gamey taste, combined with its unique seasoning, brought an unexpected and delightful twist to the classic pizza experience.

The crust was perfectly baked, providing a crunchy yet chewy foundation for the toppings. The sauce was flavorful but not overpowering, allowing the chuchuk to shine. The cheese melted beautifully, creating a creamy texture that paired wonderfully with the robust taste of the horse meat sausage.

Overall, the pizza with chuchuk at Ant's Cafe was an extraordinary culinary delight. The combination of traditional pizza elements with the unique and flavorful chuchuk created a memorable and satisfying dining experience. I highly recommend trying this dish if you're looking for something different...

The restaurant looks nice both inside and out, and I was greeted politely at the entrance. But the waiter had a “you owe me money” look when taking orders. I said “later” for the drink but came back from the toilet to find a "latte" on the table. He shouldn’t have assumed—why not clarify with, “Do you want a hot or iced latte?” In the end, I drank it because I didn’t want to talk anymore, even i was expecting a hot Americano after food. I guess maybe he is the only one who can understand and speak English.

The food I ordered was average—nothing impressive. The salmon was too salty. Worst of all, the staff’s attitude ruined the mood. Few front staffs standing and chatting at the entrance didn’t even acknowledge customers leaving—a simple “thank you” or “see you again” would have made it better. Even with a language barrier, basic manners and a smile would make a big difference. The staff need proper training. Very unprofessional. This café was completely out of my...