Decent take out place with delicious tandoori samsa…read more In March 2025 I stopped by Tandir Rokhat to buy some food for home and to taste a few items for review. The place is small, with a primitive interior, cheap utensils, and paper plates. It has a food smell that soaks into clothes if you choose to dine in. IMO, Tandir Rokhat should be considered as a takeout only. The food left mixed impressions with some dishes being excellent but others - far from so. Overall, I may recommend Tandir Rokhat as a takeout place for excellent tandir samsa, manti, baklava, and perhaps lulya kebab. Food ordered Samsa Tandoori - delicious! Tasted great and fresh, plenty of meat and flavor. Belyash - it was pretty good. I wish it was made right on order rather than reheated but it was still good. Manti - excellent! Juicy, thin dough, flavor tasty filling. These are huge! Pumpkin Samsa - pass on this. Under salted and lacking flavor. Lulya Kebab with Potatoes - very good, flavorful, but somewhat over salted. Side of roasted potatoes with caramelized onions was excellent. Chicken Kebab - tasteless :( Pass on this. Kimchi Salad - ok Carrot Salad (morkovcha) - too much vinegar and too little flavor. Eggplant Salad - ok. This just a mix of roasted eggplants with the "carrot salad" + few roasted peppers. Baklava - perfect! Fresh, soft, how it should be! Fatir with Butter - good!

Good good Nice…read morestuff Good careful packing of food. Fair prices All payment forms accepted Fresh baked

Disclaimer! Please be patient with the restaurant since it's a small family owned business and…read moreit's been getting significantly more traffic recently. I was there yesterday and customer was being rude to the waiter and yelling. I kept my composure and told the customer to remain calmn. The family is super sweet and kind. Doing there best based on their capabilities and it a really small kitchen. This was my 4th time there and the food has never ever disappointed me. Not once. Just be respectful please. Now for the food, MUST GET. Lagman(soup/pasta) Mantu bosu lagman any of the mixed meat, But I STRONGLY RECOMMEND LAMB RIBS. Best lamb in New york in my and others opinion.

Cafe Kashkar is a well known restaurant in the neighborhood and for good reason. They have quality…read moreCentral Asian cuisine at reasonable prices. The space is very bare bones and feels like you're dining at someone's home. The cuisine is very tasty and flavorful. I've gotten the assorti kebabs, rice and lagman noodles both to go and dine in. All are highly recommended.

Very good food nice beautiful place. I tried dumplings very juicy and it got good choice kebab and…read morealso fish. Definitely recommended.

Nice cozy restaurant with modern interior. The front section is bright but the back section is…read moredarker and more appropriate for a dinner date. Service was good during weekday lunch since there weren't many people. The food is good but some of the prices are high. We enjoyed the mantis and the plov was delicious but a bit smaller than expected. The beshbarmak was tender meaty goodness on top of some wonton wrappers. The broth was so rich and good especially with the smooth wrappers essentially acting as noodles. The meat was too much for two people though so we took it home.

So at 1140 at night I was glad this place was open …read more Customer service was great by all three 3 guys at the counter , price is great as well. But the shwarma was plain , no flavor on the meat at all no color either . The only flavor was the ketchup and or mayo. But nothin inside was better then just being fresh . I didn't even the meat being grilled on the spot it felt like they warmed it up on the grill or maybe microwave I couldn't see that part. Brighton has way better spot but not open this later for sure .

What a great new spot to the neighborhood. I went on the first day and they didn't have beef so I…read moreended up getting the Pita Chicken Now, this is not your regular pita bread which is dry and boring. I never had this kind of pita before. It's cut open in the middle and stuffed with sauces, meat, pickled vegetables. The pita is closed on the bottom so no sauce leaks out and it's a delightful bite in the end. I came back on day 2 to try the beef items The beef lavash is same flavors just beef but wrapped in a nice thin wrap. Flavors were on point again and I love the thin bread Finally, the beef doner platter. I wasn't as excited about this one because all the sauce was separate. I wish there was rice on the bottom but this is my first time trying Uzbek food. Fries were delicious and crispy. All in all, a delicious new spot and I will be coming back

Came here for her birthday, left here with a happy stomach. We started off with some cold…read moreappetizers first we got the raw fish and it was really good really fresh. Then we got some salads. One of them was a chicken salad and the chicken was really good and the dressing was also really nice prepared really well together and we also got a Greek salad which was just a classic standard salad. They also have avocado bruschetta which was also really good. The avocado was nice and ripe. We also got samsa and it was really good. The dough was nice and flaky and crispy and on the inside the meat was really nice and juicy. It was my favorite, but it was definitely still good. For the main, we got a huge mixed grill platter that came with a bunch of different meats like chicken, shish kebab and lamb kebab and it was so good. The meat was really nice and juicy and flavorful and it was cooked really well and all of this also came with a side of chips which were a great pairing and a little bit of a different twist compared to regular french fries. The kompot was great it was nice and sweet and flavorful. The service was nice the waiters were really attentive. The ambiance was just a classic Russian/uzbek restaurant. For birthdays they play a nice funny happy birthday song. Overall, it's a nice, heartwarming experience.

I've never seen such disorder from a restaurant. Shish kabob was raw inside but burnt outside. Too…read moremuch salt. Everything took forever to arrive, and it wasn't worth the wait. Waiter was rude and never apologized for the delay and the raw burnt over priced food. Then there was a loud argument because the delivery guy was waiting about 30 minutes after being told that it'll be ready in 5 minutes. No respect for someone's time and job. I hate when people are trying to do their jobs and someone sabotages them. Apparently it's not the 1st time. And hungry people at home are also getting bad service and long wait. Overall, it put stress on everyone. Ruined many people's evening. I regret not leaving earlier and gone somewhere else. I feel like they were giving good service and respect to their countrymen in the restaurant, but not to people of other nationalities and races. Do they deliberately sabotage food and timing because they don't want us to return?! Are they deliberately delaying the delivery orders to get delivery guy to lose his job? It' seems to be happening a lot from the Uzbek halal restaurants. Too much of a coincidence. Will not recommend them to anyone. I wonder if the owner cares about losses in revenues or he's a bigot. Very disappointing.

We stumbled upon this place after hunting for a place to eat on New Year's Day, and it was such a…read moregood decision! We are vegetarian, so we had the vareniki with potatoes & mushrooms, mushroom soup, eggplant salad (salad "Delikates"), bread, and blintzes with cottage cheese. It was all so good (although a little oily). Everything was extremely decently priced, and the plates are sized perfectly for sharing! The restaurant itself is not fancy or decorated well, but the food was comforting, warm, and it definitely felt home cooked. I will be coming back!

Terrible spot would never recommend to anyone. Ordered two orders of pelmeni, mashed potatoes and…read morelamb kebab. Though the later was decent one order of my pelmeni came mixed with paper and had text printed onto my food. When I addressed this to the waiter and asked if this was normal he said couldn't be sure and tried to leave the table. Obviously it wasn't normal considering we had two orders of it on the table and only my order had these issues. On top of that they wouldn't serve us water and suggested we try a cola instead. As we were paying the bill the waiter hovered over us asking for a tip though he wasn't helpful for anything during my meal. He told me the cooks error wasn't his problem though they work for the same establishment and he didn't comp or take my dish away after my complaint. 0 stars if I could.

This place recently opened up, so I checked it out…read more The plov was good and flavorful. The amount of meat is a bit sparse, I wish they would have a $5 addon you can buy more of the meat. The compote was also good. Apple/strawberry I think. They currently serve only a beef plov. You can special order the plov be made with lamb but then you have to buy a large 10 portion order of it. They also have good samsa.

This is my second time in Oshton Great place for uzbek plov,…read morejust like in Tashkent Probably best plov in Brooklyn

I got a lunch in this restaurant every time coming to Brooklyn…read more Salads, soups, shashlyks are very good. There are not many people in a daytime and service is fast., You can get in and out in a less of hour The prices are reasonable comparing to similar places. And knowing Russian will be helpful

I cannot even begin to tell you how many things went wrong when we came to this establishment for…read moredinner yesterday around 4pm - not the busiest time for a weekday, in fact, the 4 of us were the only customers, but the waiter was not very attentive and failed to bring our food in the order we requested. We asked for a cup of hot water with lemon before we begin, which we always do, the water never brought it and several slices of lemon came much later, when it was no longer needed, but we were charged $3.99 for it!! Now, about the food - my favorite Uzbek soup, Lagman, didn't taste even close to what I know it should be. Rice Pilaf was too dry and so was their brand-salad "Anor" and even French fries we had to order/pay $10 extra were not cut uniformly. So, out of 9 entries, the only two edible were lamb and beef skirt Shish Kabobs. Well, deep fried eggplants were OK too, that is if you like greasy food... The $146 bill included tax, 3% credit card surcharge and 12% tip, so even if the service is lousy you have to pay for it - keep that in mind. Needless to say, we won't be coming back and you can thank me for saving you a trip - there are plenty of much better places.

Historically it seems that this place has received bad reviews. My experience here was actually…read morevery pleasant. The food I must say is superb. All salads put out on the table as well as the kebabs were delicious! One key factor here is their layout. Decor is fine, nothing amazing but the fact that they have about 10 rooms at least that can be used for private parties of various sizes. That is purely awesome! Each room and each table has a button to summon a person if you are in need of assistance. Something I have never seen before. Having attended as part of a party I can't speak on individual dishes and value as not entirely sure of what was what but everything was something I would come back and eat again without hesitation. Another factor that stood out is their tableware. Not the generic plastic cups and plates. Cups were like crystal or glass, very nice design. Each plate was also ornamental with a golden design. Not generic white plates. Made the place seem more up scale. Do give it a try!

I had high hopes for Shashlik House, but the experience fell short in several ways. The restaurant…read moreonly provides its menu online, which would be fine if there were reliable cell service inside--but there isn't. There are no printed menus or tablets available from the restaurant, so I actually had to step outside just to download the menu then pass my phone around to my wife and mother in law so we can order. Service is inattentive, and needs a lot of improvement. One of our dishes never arrived and seemed to disappear entirely. I had to ask for the check three separate times before it finally came. It never felt that the anyone cared if we were enjoying ourselves. On top of that, the bill included both sales tax and an additional "fee" totaling 11.875%, with no explanation of what that fee was for. Bathroom had no paper towels to dry your hands. The food itself was passable, but unfortunately the service and overall experience overshadowed any positives. With a few basic fixes, this place could be much better--but as it stands, I wouldn't rush back when amazing alternatives like Samarkand Nights in mill basin exist.

My last time to Brighton beach was well over 20 years ago. I remember it well. All of the…read morestorefronts with. Cyrillic writing, clothes, food with wonderful smells, trays and trays of caviar, just bursting out the door. And, a Starbucks. Today, not too many Eastern European businesses are left. Now, it's banks, cellular, provider, stores urgent care, a 7-11, even a Popeyes freaking fried chicken. Oh, and the Starbucks is still there. After walking out of a very bad experience at imereti Georgian cafe down the street (see separate review) I found this place. Boy, am I glad I did. I was seated in the front. The restaurant was gorgeous. ! I could hear a beautiful voice singing, Eastern European songs in the back of the restaurant and at one point,, he switched to Elvis's "I can't help falling in love with you" in English. That made me a little emotional, because that was my late partner's and my song... Anyway, I decided to go for the crêpes with red caviar (salmon roe), and the Ukrainian borscht. Bread and butter is brought to my table. The white bread was OK, but the brown bread had a deep rich flavor. The crêpes come first, and they were amazing. The crêpes were very warm, soft and delicious. I loved the "red caviar". A little bit salty, more briny than fishy, and a wonderful explosion of flavor when the eggs "pop." in the mouth. I was very happy. Next came the borscht. It had cabbage, beets, potatoes, and either beef or pork. I'm not sure which one. The meat , beets and potatoes was very tender, and the soup was delicious and not too rich. A very satisfying flavor., the beets gave it a little bit of an earthy flavor. The sour cream that came with it, just added a creamy richness to it without overtaking the flavor of the borscht. 1000% a home run. Dinner wasn't cheap. Two dishes, two iced teas (I found out they charge for refills), and tax, and it came out to about $48 before tip, .I didn't care. I don't mind paying extra if the food is that good, and this food was absolutely beyond awesome. I would be glad to come back and try other items on the menu. Thank you!

Stopped by as we wanted to try some authentic Russian food, and this did not disappoint! We ordered…read morethe classic Ukrainian Borsch, along with the green borsch with chicken meatballs, and the blintzes with meat to start. The classic borsch is very dill heavy, but that was my favorite! The blintzes were also delicious and came with a tangy yogurt/cream sauce. For entrees, we shared the chicken stroganoff with buckwheat and Cornish hen with mashed potatoes. The hen was incredibly tender with a dill gravy, and the buckwheat was perfect with the stroganoff. Overall really delicious dishes and a beautiful indoor environment! Also the service was incredible and the owner was very kind in explaining to us the dishes.