Vlad`s Restaurant — Restaurant in Tashkent

The place itself isn't ugly and it has a nice courtyard open to the sky. I found it interesting that the staff wear microphones and earpieces, presumably to communicate orders.

I had the "tsar-style" meat. If that is what was served to Tsars, I am not surprised that Nicholas did not want to rule the Russian empire! It was nothing but a few chunks of meat and a few slices of baked potato. It was probably the least interesting meal I have had in Tashkent.

The tea was also supposed to have thyme in it, but it just had a variety of other green leaves.

I was told that I could not order the armenian food as it was "special order". But maybe I didn't understand what they were saying. No one seemed to speak any English, and my Russian is terrible.

Luckily, there is an English menu.

Wait staff were polite and helpful, as far as they could be given the language barrier. Quite...

Restaurant Review: Vlad's

I recently dined at Vlad's and had a fantastic experience. The food was exceptional, with each dish bursting with flavor. The service was equally impressive—attentive and friendly without being intrusive.

One highlight was the vodka; it was so good that I found myself wanting more! My only suggestion would be to add heaters for the outdoor seating, as it can get a bit chilly in the evening.

Overall, I highly recommend Vlad's for a great meal and atmosphere. Keep up...

Aug 2025

local Armenian cuisine frequent by locals service by waitress is not the greatest restaurant serves smoked BBQ pork ribs (it's quite decent but a bit on the salty side - paired with bread will be a good match to neutralise the salt) avoid the beef broth as its just soup taken from beef stock (not the greatest - rather watery) the homemade fries was the surprise winner, it's quite a good comfort food

Summary Generally, food is ok to try local Armenian cuisine in a standard...