Nomdor has all of the Uzbek national food menu at a very reasonable price. Best thing about Nomdor is that you get everything fresh because it has a tremendous foot fall, and you can go there anytime as it is 24/7. Uzbek plov and kok somsa are my favourite here. Staff is very sweet and all very young boys and girls, mostly students working part time, interior isn’t fancy but you won’t mind that for the price, this place has a buzz of a city eating joint.
The balanced mix of traditional and modern style makes Safia the best cafe in Tashkent, the ambience is classy and comfortable, staff is nice and helpful, somsa here are very good, cakes are the speciality here, I recommend chocolate cake as my favourite, everything on their menu is impressive, try the Alfredo pasta, capecino and latte is what I prefer, but you can try all their tea and drinks. You can easily spend a couple of hours and enjoy the vibe Prices are reasonable.
An above average restaurant offering Indian food, chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken, butter naan are a good choice, biryani and rasgulla/gulab jamun looks like a desperate attempt. Worth a couple of visits. Staff is nice and polite, washroom can be better.
