Bukhara Restaurants

  1. Bella Italia

    It's not the world's best Italian food, but nor is it the worst and by this point in your trip you're undoubtedly ready for some pasta.

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  2. Kochevnik

    This Korean eatery is ideally situated near Lyabi-Hauz and complements its Asian fare with Russian food. Lest you be sceptical about its authenticity, it's co-owned by an ethnic Korean.

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  3. Lyabi-Hauz

    Dining alfresco around the venerable pool with grey-beards, local families and plenty of other tourists is the quintessential Bukhara experience. There are two chaikhanas here, both serving shashlyk, plov, (with meat and tomato sauce) and cold Azia beer.

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  4. Minzifa

    This cosy eatery with rooftop seating is a welcome addition to Bukhara's dining scene, serving up excellent European food in the heart of the touristy Jewish quarter. Advanced booking required.

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  5. Self-catering

    For self-caterers there are farmers markets, including Kolkhozny Bazaar and the Sunday and Thursday Kukluk Bazaar, buried deep in the Jewish Quarter.

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