Anor Restaurant

Really solid central Asian food, as someone who has traveled to Central Asia several times I can say this place is one of the best I've ever had delivered.I've never eaten here but both times I got delivery it was extremely solid. The flavor profile and contrast between the meat and carbs is quite nice. I recommend the Kurdak and lagman, both are flavorful, rich and satisfying. I recommend asking for Ajika, to add some spice. Overall highly recommend, especially for those who have never tried this type of cuisine. Can't comment on service or ambiance as I've never dined in here.

Solid output from what appears to be a clean and well run family establishment. Will certainly return for the brunch. Nice experience, solid food, friendly peeps.

Delicious food and the best service I've had in a long time. Seriously well trained and courteous staff. The bread service and Moroccan tea were such a warm and cozy start to a winter nights meal! Our kebabs were each well seasoned and so tender. I'm not a big fan of potatoes as a side but I actually cannot wait to get those potatoes again SOON. Back to the Moroccan tea though-- what a delight. Lemons, cinnamon stick, star anise, and mint leaves steeped in a pot and served enough for 2. Many offers for a refill when we finished the pot quite quickly because it was incredible! Menu is very concise but there's definitely some other dishes I'd like to come back and try. Give it a try!

Awesome central Asian food in a clean restaurant. Every dish was a hit. The fried rice and tomato and potatoes dishes were especially good. The restaurant was spacious and had large tables. Anor was also a no tipping restaurant. Highly recommended.

Fantastic food. Great value. Very nice place with awesome service. Will definitely come again.

First time at Anor, and you can pick any spot. I looked at the menu but did not know what to order and asked the waitress if she could recommend a few dishes to try. We ordered the Manty ($18) which looked like steamed meat dumplings. The dumplings tasted good without any sauce, purely minced ground beef mixed with onions. Next item was the beef Kuudak ($18) which was similar to the Manty but not steamed but pan fried with the same meat filling. Last item was the kabob which was the best tasting ($25) 4 morsels. Overall, the food was ok and should have ordered different dishes not sure why she ordered the same meat dish for us. The location of the restaurant is near many other food types. If you halal food than this place is your place to try. Street parking available. no BYOB.

Wow what a wonderful little restaurant! Looking for a place to eat, Anor only popped up when I zoomed in on Google Maps! I'm so glad we came here for lunch because the food was spectacular. The waitress was also super nice and helpful with the menu. We ordered the manty, plov, and mastava to share. Each item was delicious and flavorful and super fresh. My Russian friend gave this place her seal of approval after one bite of the plov. My personal favorite dish was also the plov. I definitely need to come back and try more of the menu.

The best breakfast food, especially delicious, presentable and fresh, however I was disappointed with the dinner that I had. The plov was an old from earlier morning or even yesterday's. The manty and samsa tastes the same. Just a different preparation. Both has a lot of zyra that's has aftertaste. I would highly recommend to change the recipe. The samsa's dough is so thick, that potentially can break your teeth! As I sad, the taste is not the same as in back country. The service is not good as well. The waiter and waitresses were laughing and gossiping about customers. That's not acceptable. To the owner or management: Please teach them culture how to behave at work place and be professional!

We ordered Lagman, pilaf, soup, Let's start with pilaf, why are you giving old pilaf to your guests? Lagman is some kind of porridge, the dough is not the same as before and the pepper is not fried enough, and as for the soup, what do you make it with sand? You eat it and there is a crunch of sand in your mouth! They just fell into my eyes, I will not come back

Everything was good and interesting. Uzbekistan was central to Silk Road so the food reflects that. Very price worthy for a white tablecloth restaurant.