Bukhara
| Furmanska Street, 6, Lviv |
5 rates
8.80/10.00 |
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+380 322 444 225 |
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Assessment
Gökhan Güner (10.04.2017 15:25)
Very nice atmosphere designed with uzbek style. Good variety of booze selection with nice food. Cheburek is highly recommended as side dish.
Very nice atmosphere designed with uzbek style. Good variety of booze selection with nice food. Cheburek is highly recommended as side dish.
Lukasz Jan (17.05.2016 23:35)
Very nice restaurant in central Asian style. Menu rich in many orientsl dishes which are homemade with amazing taste. I would say a little bit to salty but still very good. I was not expecting that kind of food. Really recommended to everyone! Delicious food
Very nice restaurant in central Asian style. Menu rich in many orientsl dishes which are homemade with amazing taste. I would say a little bit to salty but still very good. I was not expecting that kind of food. Really recommended to everyone! Delicious food
Ken Bennett (06.01.2016 14:47)
A very small Uzbek restaurant on a side street half a block from the opera house. The staff is friendly and professional but has little English. The menu is in Ukranian and English with photos of every dish, so it was easy to order. There are a lot of choices, hard to make a decision, it all looked very good. We had dumplings, a grilled cheese skewer, grilled mutton skewer, and mutton pilaf, shared among three people along with a bottle of Ukranian wine. 400 uah total was reasonable. Food was quite tasty, came out as it was prepared, so all came out separately; turned out to be fine. Could have shared another dish easily. Wine was okay, a Crimean Chardonnay, served at room temperature.
I'd go back happily but I'd order the red wine. :)
A very small Uzbek restaurant on a side street half a block from the opera house. The staff is friendly and professional but has little English. The menu is in Ukranian and English with photos of every dish, so it was easy to order. There are a lot of choices, hard to make a decision, it all looked very good. We had dumplings, a grilled cheese skewer, grilled mutton skewer, and mutton pilaf, shared among three people along with a bottle of Ukranian wine. 400 uah total was reasonable. Food was quite tasty, came out as it was prepared, so all came out separately; turned out to be fine. Could have shared another dish easily. Wine was okay, a Crimean Chardonnay, served at room temperature.
I'd go back happily but I'd order the red wine. :)
Artyom Neverovich (13.02.2013 21:49)
Service good..food is not so great
Service good..food is not so great
Igor Mendzebrovski (14.06.2012 19:54)
You can't expect real Uzbek cousine in Lvov, but when you'll get there ask chef's recommendation as for shashlik meat and plov. Staff would usually be more selective in their offerings if you specifically ask for good lamb or veal. Don't go with pork, it is definetely not part of muslim diet. A very good advice is to have lepeshki with green grasses like dill, koriander & parsley and sauses before any meat or beer - for the sake of your stomack.
You can't expect real Uzbek cousine in Lvov, but when you'll get there ask chef's recommendation as for shashlik meat and plov. Staff would usually be more selective in their offerings if you specifically ask for good lamb or veal. Don't go with pork, it is definetely not part of muslim diet. A very good advice is to have lepeshki with green grasses like dill, koriander & parsley and sauses before any meat or beer - for the sake of your stomack.
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