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Went there for dinner with my folks recently. The bill was really reasonable to the quality of food they offer. Their "house special" plov dish was superb - been long time since I've had it at such quality (last time I could recall was some 10 years ago prepared by native uzbek guys). The chebureks (fried meat pastries) were also worth a compliment. The staff dressed in native dresses was polite and able to describe each dish in details (quality that many "upmarket" resaurants still lack). Only thing I would give as an advice - make sure you take comfy seats. The hard chairs at small tables are not a comfortable seat for a long slow meal for sure. But on the bright side there is plenty of sofa-like seats and soft chairs. So definately go for those ones.As a bottom line - liked it a lot and will go there again.