I believe this is the place to visit when in Uzbekistan or Tashkent specifically, else you visit alone or if you are with a tour you will be brought here by the tour group. It's really an eye opener here you can see a big main kitchen where the staff will be hard at work preparing the food that the customers will it. Basically its just 1 main dish which is the Plov and probably with different kinds of meat. When I arrived alone, I was at a loss of what to do other than visiting the kitchen and catching all the live action. I walked to the counter wanting to order food then I was told I had to be served with order taken by the waiters and then make payment only after the meal. So I walked back to the dining area and waited for someone to notice me and bring me to an empty table. I didn't really know what to order other than the Plov, and I didn't know what meat to choose I just let the waiter made the decision. He only asked me if I wanted drinks and salad. Quite surprised to see bread being served as well and they really gave me quite a lot of bread. I knew I couldn't finish and didn't want to waste so I asked for just half. I cannot understand the habit of the people here to eat bread with rice. I think the locals are used to it they will go hungry without eating like that and for me it was quite a torture as you feel like puking because it can be very filling. Nevertheless, the Plov was good and I was told there was a slice of horse meat in there. Great first experience of trying horse meat. It was quite an enjoyable meal and also witnessing the spectacle in the kitchen. There are 2 areas to dine, either outdoor or air-conditioning in the indoors. I would also recommend visiting this as this is not something common you see when you visit restaurants.