EuroAsia Restaurant

I Can't believe how good this was. My first time trying this cuisine & I cannot wait to go again!

No frills good food. The plov, the dumplings and the soups are all good. I've been here a few times now and it never disappoints.

4.5 The kitchen has talent and it has depth. Everything on the plate was a delight. The most comforting of comfort food. Uzbek food is a hearty combination of some better known cuisines. A great night out. Service is friendly if not ultra-efficient. A family-run restaurant, or so it seems to your correspondent. Your fellow diners provide an interesting melange of humanity to observe.

Absolutely delicious "home cooked" style regional cuisine spanning cuisines from Eastern Europe, thru the Caucasus countries and the "Stan'" countries. Small, quiet, Halal, BYOB with charmingly friendly servers from those areas and an attentive management team.We tried the Pelmeni dumplings, the stuffed cabbage, slow cooked goulash and Solyanka soup, all of which were absolutely delicious! The Honey Cake is delicious and a must have for dessert! The dishes come in medium and large size. You can get a choice of soup and medium entree for a great price.Can't wait to go back!

Me and my boyfriend always order here on Uber eats for delivery and it is a truly unique place. We love to get the noodles and the rice dishes. Euroasia is my to go when craving something from Central Asia. I was also told by a krygyzstan Uber driver that this place serves authentic Kyrgyzstan food so that means my instincts was correct!

Really neat Russian x Central Asian place in Chi! Portions are generous w/ reasonable prices. Had the..CheburekiI'll pretty much always go for the beef in pastry option an any place (dumpling, Bao, empanada, samosa, turnover) etc. Very buttery pastry and flavorful meat. Was def my favorite thing here.Kurdaak w/ ChickenFeels like a very homely type of dish. The chicken is pan fried? And seasoned well. The onions and potatoes are a bit saturated in oil but still really goodKurdaak w/ LambWould you recommend if you like lamb. Would pass if you don't like gamey meats. Fairly standard lamb dish.

Ordered to go for a girls night and I think I may have found my new favorite dish. Besides the honey cake (which was absolutely delicious), we also got the plov which came with a salad and bread. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because the beef was a little bit dry. However, I will definitely be returning.

You know you're in the right place when most of the crowd seems to be from Uzbekistan. It's an unassuming hole-in-the-wall place with good, homemade food. We ordered the chebureki, salad, lamb with rice, mushroom potatoes and manti. The chebureki were very delicious with a fresh salsa sauce on the side. I will say they are usually much flatter but these were closer to empanadas, still very delicious though and I ordered one more. The salad was very fresh and the bread was just incredible. I didn't care much for the manti but my coworker was a fan. The lamb and rice was a little dry so maybe a sauce could have helped. Also many of their drinks only come in 1L size so be prepared to share or take it home. Overall, a very very tasty meal and very nice and friendly service. Prices are incredibly reasonable too. We got the Napoleon to go and that was absolutely bomb!

East meets West at EuroAsia Restaurant! As a true representation of Central Asia, this restaurant carries traditional Kyrgyz cuisine with a dash of western touch. I ordered delicious "manty" and Lithuanian "kvas" (a type of root beer made of fermented bread). This was a perfect combination on a warm summer day. Service was attentive and efficient. I highly recommend EuroAsia and plan to come back next time I am in Chicago again.

Home cooking and great service at its best. Always welcoming and consistent. Their lamb somsa is to die for.