Right, I have visited for at least 3 years this restaurants on all my month stay,and my last visit in Almaty was disappointing... poor quality ingredients made me angry, not same Tyubeteika, not more ...

It is a good standard local food place ,i tried a very nice plov and some fresh salads , also shashlik was tasty and tender ,only the local recorded music was little annoying .

Extremely popular pace for locals. The restaurant proposes Uzbek and Kazakh meals. Cost is at low middle level. The service is good. You may select cabins for six persons or tables or the terrace (in the summer). Popular place for family lunches on weekend. Please...More

Very tasty food, wide selection of dishes from Central Asia in general, from Uyghur through Kazakhstan to Uzbekistan. Good prices, given the taste and size of meals. Went twice and have not been disappointed by any of the dishes. Plus very good service.

Very nice surroundings with excellent service. Was impressed with the quality of the meals especially the shaslyk, manti and lagman. However the prices were much higher than normal Almaty rates and the serving sizes were quite small

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Is it the best local food restaurant?... Not sure however, I love their DOLMA (stuffed grape leaves), the best I have eaten since I made them "zillion" of years ago... The local ambiance must be the nicest in Almaty... The cushions......More

Had a nice dinner outside on the terrace. Good food, ok drinks. the service was a bit slow but the place was almost full so it was just fine. Our meal was nice, although we probably expected something even better somehow.

Very small place but with plenty of choice of Uzbek food. Had plov plus chuchvara and tried a dessert of local sweets. Choice in the menu is quite wide.

This restaurant has a nice warming environment. The food and drinks are authentic Central Asia cuisine with an amazing taste. The only downside is that people are allowed to smoke, perhaps because the part of the restaurant I went is outdoors. This particular aspect made...More

Tyubeteika (тюбете́йка) - which, incidentally, is named after a Central Asian skullcap - specialises in Kazakh and Uzbek cuisine. The interior has a slightly kitschy charm, with walls studded with faience ware and trellises of plastic grape vines - but the food is absolutely amazing....More