FOOD TO EXPLORE ✈ City number 127 Almaty - Kazakhstan

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FOOD TO EXPLORE ✈


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🇰🇿 Almaty - Kazakhstan 

☆ Overall Vote:
7.5 /10 ★

Location: Tyubeteyka Тюбетейка
                                    Abylai Khan Ave 125, Almaty 050000, Kazakhstan




☆ Food: 8/10 ★

This location makes traditional Kazakh food, therefore the best option is the:
Beshbarmak, which is boiled dough and horse meat, usually with onion.

You can really taste how the ingredients are fresh and if you have never tried horse meat but willing to give a chance this could be one of the best location to do so, the taste is delicate since is made with few ingredients but that's a good way to taste better the horse meat and the dough.

☆ Vibe: 7/10 ★

Located near the city centre is easy to reach, the vibe is very traditional with the decorations and is quite a large space so easy to find a quite spot and at the same time if you prefer the opposite there is live music as well and you can get a table closer to the stage
The staff is friendly and the service was good.


✪ Interesting facts:

⍟ In case you become a fan of horse meat you might give a chance to: Kumys which is a dairy product, to be more precise is fermented horse milk with a low amount of alcohol caused by the fermentation (around 2%) in Kazakhstan is very easy to find this product even at the groceries 


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