한강 — Restaurant in Tashkent

Very minimalistic place located in the basement.

The menu is very strange. Different font and font sizes like they copied and pasted from different sources. No logical order either.

The server is a young lady who couldn't tell the difference between dishes and when we were served with food and asked about one side dish, she couldn't tell what that was.

We ordered bulgogi and kalbi. It came with plenty of side dishes and what seems to be a miso soup (?) with two sad soy sprouts that had no taste (no miso soup taste nor beef bullion taste). No rice was served.

Both dishes were okay. Not the best but not the worst. However, both are drenched in vegetable oil.

The place was extremely clean and we saw Korean grandpa people mentioned in the reviews here.

Not the worst Korean place in Tashkent but isn't worth...

The place is underground, so there is no window. It has strong smell of kitchen. When I finished, my hair and clothed smelled. Regarding price: it is unreasonable expensive: one plate of soft tofu with veggies cost 320.000 (around 30usd!!!). Last but not least: we could not pay with card because the device didn't work!

There is no reason for me...

I received a different dish from the menu. What? Uzbekistan-style sweet and sour chicken! Do I look like a fool? I like other foods, but I'll move on.

닭강정으로 쓰고 빨간색 양념을 사진찍어 노란치킨을 준다. 뭐? 우즈베키스탄식 닭강정이라니! 손님을 바보로 아는건가? 다른 음식은...