FOOD TO EXPLORE ✈ City Number 118 Tashkent Uzbekistan

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FOOD TO EXPLORE ✈


In this section I will discuss about food purely as enjoyment from an hedonistic point of view. 


With specific dishes for each country/city visited personally. 


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Travelling Dietitian✈




 🇺🇿 Tashkent - Uzbekistan 




☆ Overall Vote: 8 /10 ★


Location: PLOV Lounge & Banquet Hall
25 Abdulla Kadiry Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan





☆ Food: 9.5 /10 ★

The food was excellent, the Plov which is the traditional dish made with rice, quail eggs and a slice of horse meat (you can see that in the bottom left corner), has a unique flavour, thanks to the mix of Uzbek spices as well and the fresh ingredients, personally my favourite dish in this country.

Furthermore the menu in this location offers a variety of traditional dishes, I would recommend the bone marrow which is served with bread and the waiter comes to your table to assemble the dish in front of you  

☆ Vibe: 6.5 /10 ★

Located in the city centre between the Monument of Courage and the metro station: Abdulla Kodiry is very easy to reach, the interior are elegant and the waiters are very attentive and helpful.
The only thing to note as a non-smoker is the smell of cigarettes coming from the other sections of the restaurant where is allowed to smoke  


✪ Interesting facts:

⍟  The metro is quick, efficient and cheap so recommend to reach this location easily and most of the stations near the city centre are very pretty so is worth to visit them as well

⍟  This place is located to some of the best attraction of the city, one I would recommend is the Amir Temur Square which is lovely especially when snowing and in the same location you can find the museum dedicated to him, to understand better the achievements and the history behind  


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