Falafel Restaurant — Restaurant in Tashkent

Café Falafel, formerly known as Shalom, was a beloved spot for my husband and me. After hesitating for a while, we finally decided to visit again today, and we were not disappointed! The quality of the food remains exceptional, with an ideal balance between price and value. Every dish is prepared with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring the highest quality.

The seasonal menu featuring pumpkin dishes was particularly impressive, and the steak was simply outstanding. The pâté was exquisite as well. I'm glad they retained many of the popular items from the old Shalom menu.

One unique aspect of this café is the wide variety of original alcoholic infusions made from berries and dried fruits. Unable to choose just one, we opted for a tasting set, and it was a great decision.

The cozy terrace, covered in grapevines, provides a relaxing atmosphere with calm music playing in the background. I must admit, I miss the resident cat, who seems to have moved on, but overall, the experience was nothing short...

As an American Jew, looking for a kosher spot and searching for it and this place popping up to only go inside and finding out it isn’t was kind of a disappointment. (Shouldn’t advertise as one) But we stayed and ate to give it the benefit of doubt. Should have rather walked down a few stores to go to the lagman restaurant.

Food was the most blandest thing I have ever eaten. We paid 950,000 som for food we didn’t even finish or enjoy. I took 2 bites and realized none of the food had any flavor. Everything we ordered we didn’t enjoy. If you are going to open a middle eastern restaurant be authentic with what it the culture. Use spices. We had to add salt and pepper to every single thing we ordered. At the end we wished we didn’t...

Several of us were craving falafel for lunch, so when we were searching Google, we were pleasantly surprised to find a place named Falafel. We made the right choice because Falafel makes great falafel. I hope this isn’t confusing. Besides the falafel; the bread, salad, compote, and hummus were also very delicious. The restaurant itself is quaint with sort of a minimalist setting. It really lends itself to a pleasant eating experience. Back to the falafel. We ordered the falafel with hummus in pita, and it was so filling. The falafel are a really good size and there’s two inside and two outside. The falafel were done perfectly crispy and golden brown. I could go on about how much we enjoyed them, but you should really try...