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Cafe Pobeda
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Unassuming Uzbek kitchen turning out traditional, fish-focused meals in a relaxed atmosphere.
Nearby attractions
eVRest VR Amusement Park
5604 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Ateres Chaya Hall
1415 54th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Renaissance Ballroom
5902 14th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Gennaro's Catering Hall
6602 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Happy Trees Farm
4901 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Rappaport Playground
5202 Fort Hamilton Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11219
The Pacifier Tree
1450 48th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219
The Millennium Simcha Hall
4405 14th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Nearby restaurants
Taste-n-Toast
5516 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
1982 Coffee Roasters
5403 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Noribar
5401 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Munch Heimish
5219 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Crust Co. Pizza
5326 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Spice 52
5120 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Sushi Meshuna - Borough Park
5115 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Coffee Time
5507 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Tacos Culeros
New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Sesame - Boro Park
5024 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219, United States
Nearby hotels
Umbrella Hotel Brooklyn
1108 60th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219, United States
Park House Hotel
1206 48th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Avenue Plaza Hotel
4624 13th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219, United States
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Cafe Pobeda

5610 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
4.3(342)
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Unassuming Uzbek kitchen turning out traditional, fish-focused meals in a relaxed atmosphere.

attractions: eVRest VR Amusement Park, Ateres Chaya Hall, Renaissance Ballroom, Gennaro's Catering Hall, Happy Trees Farm, Rappaport Playground, The Pacifier Tree, The Millennium Simcha Hall, restaurants: Taste-n-Toast, 1982 Coffee Roasters, Noribar, Munch Heimish, Crust Co. Pizza, Spice 52, Sushi Meshuna - Borough Park, Coffee Time, Tacos Culeros, Sesame - Boro Park
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Nearby attractions of Cafe Pobeda

eVRest VR Amusement Park

Ateres Chaya Hall

Renaissance Ballroom

Gennaro's Catering Hall

Happy Trees Farm

Rappaport Playground

The Pacifier Tree

The Millennium Simcha Hall

eVRest VR Amusement Park

eVRest VR Amusement Park

4.9

(111)

Open 24 hours
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Ateres Chaya Hall

Ateres Chaya Hall

4.6

(313)

Open 24 hours
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Renaissance Ballroom

Renaissance Ballroom

4.8

(159)

Open 24 hours
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Gennaro's Catering Hall

Gennaro's Catering Hall

4.6

(245)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

ARTE MUSEUM: An Immersive Media Art Exhibition
ARTE MUSEUM: An Immersive Media Art Exhibition
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:00 AM
61 Chelsea Piers, New York, 10011
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The Full-Day See It All NYC Tour
The Full-Day See It All NYC Tour
Fri, Dec 12 • 9:00 AM
New York, New York, 10019
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Private photohsoot in NYC by Lorena
Private photohsoot in NYC by Lorena
Fri, Dec 12 • 11:00 AM
The Bronx, New York, 10462
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Nearby restaurants of Cafe Pobeda

Taste-n-Toast

1982 Coffee Roasters

Noribar

Munch Heimish

Crust Co. Pizza

Spice 52

Sushi Meshuna - Borough Park

Coffee Time

Tacos Culeros

Sesame - Boro Park

Taste-n-Toast

Taste-n-Toast

4.4

(49)

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1982 Coffee Roasters

1982 Coffee Roasters

4.7

(235)

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Noribar

Noribar

4.5

(414)

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Munch Heimish

Munch Heimish

4.7

(160)

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Scott QiuScott Qiu
This is a Japanese Wagyu shabu restaurant, that I visited with friends. Located in the heart of Flushing NY. This restaurant is some what new however the decor looks a bit on the worn side. The floor was pretty slippery for some odd reason. We were given a seat on the second floor. The menu came in three tiers: silver, gold, and diamond. We chose the gold tier as it offered us in our opinion the best value. Our waitress was pretty friendly, however the staff was definitely not attentive. We had to ask for our used or empty plates to be removed on several occasions. The layout of the restaurant was also very clumsy. The main drinks station is on the first floor, which meant we had to climb the stairs back and forth several times. The food was the saving grace as they do offer quite a nice variety of Wagyu Beef and seafood. We had several servings of A5 Japanese Wagyu beef and other meats. We also ate a variety of seafood such as lobster, clams, scallops and other types of seafood. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place because it is quite a bit expensive. We paid with tips and tax $100 per person. I feel like the operations of the restaurant needs to be improved greatly.
Alex NiceAlex Nice
Here’s a rephrased version for a Google review: “A new spot opened up serving pilaf, shashlik, and manty, so my friends and I decided to give it a try. Here’s what we experienced: 1. Ordered pilaf, but it was mostly carrots with a small amount of rice and meat. 2. Tried to order manty, but they were out. No luck there. 3. The soup selection was limited; they only had vozbash and shurpa. 4. No tea or bread available either. The atmosphere wasn’t great. The doors kept opening, making it so cold inside that we had to keep our jackets on. The real surprise came when it was time to pay. The waiter informed us that the bill was 25% higher than the prices on the menu, claiming the menu had old prices and we had to pay the new prices. But only he seemed to know what those new prices were! Overall, the pilaf and meat were just okay—not amazing, but not terrible. Yet, we ended up paying prices you’d expect at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Not really worth it.”
Aya MohamedAya Mohamed
This was by far the best kebabs I've ever had. It's very juicy and full of flavor.I had to order another plate! I met the owner and he was delightful. He was so warm and welcoming and made the experience better. I sat in the booth in the right corner. The lighting at the cafe was so warm and calming. I loved it! Will definitely be coming back and trying more of the food. The cafe also accommodated for Niqabis and Muslims.
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This is a Japanese Wagyu shabu restaurant, that I visited with friends. Located in the heart of Flushing NY. This restaurant is some what new however the decor looks a bit on the worn side. The floor was pretty slippery for some odd reason. We were given a seat on the second floor. The menu came in three tiers: silver, gold, and diamond. We chose the gold tier as it offered us in our opinion the best value. Our waitress was pretty friendly, however the staff was definitely not attentive. We had to ask for our used or empty plates to be removed on several occasions. The layout of the restaurant was also very clumsy. The main drinks station is on the first floor, which meant we had to climb the stairs back and forth several times. The food was the saving grace as they do offer quite a nice variety of Wagyu Beef and seafood. We had several servings of A5 Japanese Wagyu beef and other meats. We also ate a variety of seafood such as lobster, clams, scallops and other types of seafood. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place because it is quite a bit expensive. We paid with tips and tax $100 per person. I feel like the operations of the restaurant needs to be improved greatly.
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Here’s a rephrased version for a Google review: “A new spot opened up serving pilaf, shashlik, and manty, so my friends and I decided to give it a try. Here’s what we experienced: 1. Ordered pilaf, but it was mostly carrots with a small amount of rice and meat. 2. Tried to order manty, but they were out. No luck there. 3. The soup selection was limited; they only had vozbash and shurpa. 4. No tea or bread available either. The atmosphere wasn’t great. The doors kept opening, making it so cold inside that we had to keep our jackets on. The real surprise came when it was time to pay. The waiter informed us that the bill was 25% higher than the prices on the menu, claiming the menu had old prices and we had to pay the new prices. But only he seemed to know what those new prices were! Overall, the pilaf and meat were just okay—not amazing, but not terrible. Yet, we ended up paying prices you’d expect at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Not really worth it.”
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This was by far the best kebabs I've ever had. It's very juicy and full of flavor.I had to order another plate! I met the owner and he was delightful. He was so warm and welcoming and made the experience better. I sat in the booth in the right corner. The lighting at the cafe was so warm and calming. I loved it! Will definitely be coming back and trying more of the food. The cafe also accommodated for Niqabis and Muslims.
Aya Mohamed

Aya Mohamed

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Reviews of Cafe Pobeda

4.3
(342)
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3.0
38w

This is a Japanese Wagyu shabu restaurant, that I visited with friends. Located in the heart of Flushing NY. This restaurant is some what new however the decor looks a bit on the worn side. The floor was pretty slippery for some odd reason.

We were given a seat on the second floor. The menu came in three tiers: silver, gold, and diamond. We chose the gold tier as it offered us in our opinion the best value. Our waitress was pretty friendly, however the staff was definitely not attentive. We had to ask for our used or empty plates to be removed on several occasions.

The layout of the restaurant was also very clumsy. The main drinks station is on the first floor, which meant we had to climb the stairs back and forth several times.

The food was the saving grace as they do offer quite a nice variety of Wagyu Beef and seafood. We had several servings of A5 Japanese Wagyu beef and other meats. We also ate a variety of seafood such as lobster, clams, scallops and other types of seafood.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place because it is quite a bit expensive. We paid with tips and tax $100 per person. I feel like the operations of the restaurant needs to be...

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2.0
1y

Here’s a rephrased version for a Google review:

“A new spot opened up serving pilaf, shashlik, and manty, so my friends and I decided to give it a try. Here’s what we experienced:

Ordered pilaf, but it was mostly carrots with a small amount of rice and meat. Tried to order manty, but they were out. No luck there. The soup selection was limited; they only had vozbash and shurpa. No tea or bread available either.

The atmosphere wasn’t great. The doors kept opening, making it so cold inside that we had to keep our jackets on.

The real surprise came when it was time to pay. The waiter informed us that the bill was 25% higher than the prices on the menu, claiming the menu had old prices and we had to pay the new prices. But only he seemed to know what those new prices were!

Overall, the pilaf and meat were just okay—not amazing, but not terrible. Yet, we ended up paying prices you’d expect at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Not...

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1.0
7y

They trying to scam the people from they own country. They tell people that they credit card machine doesn't work but when you tell them I don't have a $$ CASH, the machine start working right away. Most of the time they get away because majority of the customer's doesn't speak English and DON'T KNOW THEY RIGHT'S AS A CUSTOMER. And they lie to customers buy saying it doesn't work FRIDAY'S, SATURDAY'S AND SUNDAY'S. Total b/s. Bad attitude. I was my last time there. Me and my friends will never go...

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