Positano Ristorante — Restaurant in Tashkent

Visited for a special dinner on December 24th but had a very bad experience. they brought my co-worker the most expensive steak he didn't order, and we had to pay for it. And I realized after calculating that the price of the steak I ordered was charged at the price of the most expensive menu item. When I complained about this, the employee gave a ridiculous reply saying that the price on the menu was wrong. The food was great, but it made for a very unpleasant evening. If you are a foreigner, be sure to check the bill...

Centrally located, I was invited to this restaurant. I was not told of a dress code, since my wife who called for reservation was not advised a dress code is required. Entering the place, I felt I flew from Tashkent in a second to a completely different city. Beautiful and luxury decorations, excellent service, great variety menu (Italian), and waiter with full knowledge of the dishes and preparation.

Surely a place to visit if you want to escape for a day the traditional...

The prices are too high for a fairly simple dinner for 2 (a simple salad, 2 seabass, 2 glass of white wine, a desert) Toal bill came aboit 2 million Som ($USD 180). This includes an automatic 20% service fee, none of which goes to the server but all to the restaurant owner. For the quality of the food, one of the most expensive in...