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From Central Asia.
Traditional recipes from Uzbekistan.
Puff pastries with meat. The unique aroma and flavor of the Orient
Puff pastries with pumpkin
Puff pastries with herbs
Puff pastries with cheese
Puff pastries with chicken and cheese
Greek yogurt of Uzbekistan cousine. Perfect in hot summers
Boiled Dumplings stuffed with beef meat
Deep-fried balls made from chickpeas, agave and a touch of apricots
Fried chicken wings
Meat aspic with carrot
French fries 3 € Calamari in Roman style 6 € HOMUS 4 €Chickpea cream
Thin puff pastry filled with cheese
Aubergine, pepper, tomato, onion
Fresh salad of tomatoes, fried aubergine, herbs and spices
Fresh salad of pepinos, tomatoes, onion under de oil souce with spices.
Traditionally served with Plov, to give it a unique flavor
Little cubes of bolied potato, carrots, eggs, sausage and gherkins with lemon sauce and mayonnaise
Uzbek homemade salad
Fresh Salad of fried aubergine, tomatoes, herbs and spices
Сrispy crust, airy bubbly dough, juicy filling. Stuffed with minced beef and chopped onions
Cult dish of many Central Asian nations. Homemade dough spegeties with meat stripes and a sause of vegetable assortie
Homemade noodles made of dough, fried meat in a special marinade, with vegetable and herb gravy
Minced meat or rice fillings in grape leaves
Rice and beef stew is cooked in a single pot, with onions, carrots and spices.
Manty is a traditional Asian hot meat dish. Dough with meat stuffing, cooked on steam.
Minced meat wrapped in cabbage leaves or pepper
Uzbek stew based on various types of meat, potatoes, onions and vegetables.
MASTAVA 9 €Soup with beef and rice; with lots of vegetables it turns out thick, rich and very tasty
Thick soup with ‘light amber’ broth, aromatic spices, juicy meat and soft potatoes
Mung bean soup with lamb and beef, rise, onions and potatoes
Flat and round, and has a crunchy outside and soft inside
Dough prepared in different way with butter. Baked flatbread
Homemade dough stuffed with potatoes.
Flatbread with herbs.
Fried meat roasted in the oven in a cauldron. Tender potatoes and onions with aromatic herbs.
BESHBARMOQ 24 €Boiled, finely chopped meat, with boiled noodles, spices and onion sauce.
GUL-HONUM1 unit 3. 5 €Manty is a traditional Asian hot meat dish. Dough with meat stuffing, cooked on steam.
Chunks of horsemeat or veal with homemade dough.
Grilled soft potato skewers
BURDA KABOB 1 unit 8 €Skewers of beef or lamb chunks
QIYMA KABOB 1 unit 8 €Skewers of minced beef
TOVUQ_KABOB 1 unit 8 €Skewers of chicken breast
ÓRAMA_KABOB 1 unit 10 €Skewers of lamb meat
Skewers with chicken wings
Sirloin of lamb ribs
SABZAVOTLI_KABOB 1 unit 8 €Skewers with Vegetables
TOVUQ QIYMA KABOB 1 unit 8 €Minced chicken skewers
Grilled skewers of lamb chops
NAPOLYON KABOB 1 unit 12 €Specially prepared veal and lamb layers
Green or black tea with mint and sugar prepared in a special way by our chef
Refreshing dessert drink made from fruits and berries
Fermented milk drink. Excellent against thirst, helps the body to restore the balance of microelements.
Selection of Tea: Cherry | Blackcurrent | Rosehips | Fruit tea | Orange Jaipur style | Earl grey | Mint Marrakech style | Green tea | Lipton Tea | Breakfast black Tea fine leafes
Oriental sweet made of puff pastry filled with nuts in syrup
Dessert made of fried dough pieces soaked in honey syrup
Oriental sweet puff pastry filled with nuts in syrup
Small nests with chopped nuts, honey and butter. Very fine special noodle for preparation of sweets and desserts
(French: baiser “kiss”) or meringue (French: meringue) French pastry baked with beaten egg whites and sugar
Milk-based mousse from strawberries
Puff pastry sponge cake with custard filling
6 mins walk from Plaza España
6 mins walk from Joaquin Sorolla train station
The name of the dish comes from Persian ( سنبوساگ sanbusag ‘triangular dough’).
The dish appeared in Central Asia sometime in the 10th century.
Recipes are found in cookbooks from the 10th to 13th centuries.
Plov is mentioned in the medieval Arabic and Persian literature "A Thousand and One Nights" and,
as a medicinal remedy in the writings of the Persian doctor Avicenna (980-1037).