Terrace Bukhara ECO Cafe — Restaurant in Bukhara City

ONLY GO IF YOU LIKE BUGSSS! Started with a poor greeting from staff, no one wanted to serve us even when there was no other guests.

We ordered Mastava, fruit bowl, garlic bread, and a beef shashlik. The Mastava was not as good as we expected (after trying a few Mastava in the city), but it was acceptable. The fruit bowl was disappointing not only because the server said it would be a mixed bowl and we thought watermelon was included, but also the fruits were not fresh. The beef shashlik was a bit too salty, the side onion was WAY TOO SOUR even for me as an acidity lover, it was a bit throat hurting sadly.

GARLIC BREAD was mind blowing, rye bread stick!???? It was my first time seeing a garlic bread in this style, maybe not for everyone, but for me, it's a no no.

Last and the most important red flag is the flies in the restaurant, really really disgusting and disturbing!! Pretty sure my arms were flexing after waving the flies away for 100 times.

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We had a disappointing experience. We ordered three main courses and a chicken shishlak and left hungry. The portions are small. We ordered the vegetarian Langman which was okay. We also ordered lamb stew Kazan kebab. The waiter did not make much of an effort to explain the dish to us. It was grilled lamb but there was more fat and bone that any meat in it. There was a very small bit of roasted potatoes on the plate. Still hungry, we ordered a Thai chicken which had dill on it. I don’t expect authentic Thai food here but they didn’t need to be as skimpy with the chicken in the dish. The chicken shishlak was decent. This place is overpriced for the quality and quantity of food, it’s better to go elsewhere. We also had to wave lots to get our waiter’s attention, even though there were many staff members hanging around and one was...

This place is an absolute tourist trap. The katchapuri was half raw with parts of the dough completely uncooked and inedible. The beshbarmark (Uzbek lasagne) was probably the most unflavoured food I ever got at a restaurant (the sauce basically tasted like water). The staff was not attentive and rather smoked outside instead of bringing our bill or serving the food which was sitting at the counter for minutes. Also be aware that this restaurant operates under three different names on Google, which says a lot about their service and quality of food. The location was nice tho but that’s literally the only...