Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Tashkent from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Where Tashkent Eats Plov On Amir Temur Avenue, the approach to Besh Qozon Central Asian Pilaf Centre reads like a staging ground rather than a restaurant entrance. The name translates as Five Cauldrons, and that number is not decorative, it...
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
On Yusuf Khos Khodjib Street in central Tashkent, Jumanji occupies a position in a city where the dining scene is reshaping itself around both local culinary tradition and outside influence. With Uzbekistan's produce culture as a foundation, the restaurant draws visitors and residents who want something beyond the standard plov-and-shashlik circuit. A practical starting point for anyone building a Tashkent table itinerary.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
On Navoi Street in central Tashkent, Khiva Cafe occupies a spot that connects the city's Soviet-era boulevard culture with Uzbekistan's deep tradition of communal, ingredient-led cooking. The cafe's name references the ancient walled city of Khiva, signalling a menu rooted in the western Uzbek repertoire of slow-cooked grains, dried fruits, and lamb from the Karakum-adjacent steppe. For travellers working through Tashkent's mid-range dining tier, it offers a grounded entry point into regional cooking without the tourist-facing polish of the hotel circuit.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
A Korean restaurant in Tashkent serving hanshik classics alongside the porridge-focused Bon Juk format, 한식당 알파&본죽 sits at an intersection that few Central Asian cities have reached: Korean food as everyday staple rather than novelty. The dual-concept format signals a menu built around comfort and repetition, not occasion dining. For Tashkent residents seeking Korean home-style cooking, it occupies a practical, neighborhood-level tier.
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Occupying seventeen floors within Tashkent's Trilliant Business Park, InterContinental Tashkent delivers 216 rooms with city-facing views, a grill-and-terrace dining programme atop the building, and two floors of wellness facilities. It is on track to become the first LEED Gold-certified building in Uzbekistan. Rates begin at 2,295,000 UZS per night, bookable through EP Club's customer service team.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Positioned a short walk from Amir Timur Square, Hyatt Regency Tashkent brings international hotel infrastructure to a city that has historically offered limited options at this tier. The property holds a 2026 Star Wine List recognition, signalling a beverage program that punches beyond the regional norm. For travellers covering Uzbekistan's capital on business or as a gateway to the Silk Road cities, it occupies a practical and dependable position in a still-forming hotel market.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Named Uzbekistan's Leading Boutique Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards, Oscar Boutique Hotel operates at a remove from Tashkent's chain-hotel tier, offering the kind of scaled-down, guest-focused hospitality that larger properties in the city structurally cannot replicate. For travellers who want the capital on their own terms, it occupies a distinct position in an accommodation market still finding its boutique footing.
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