Uzbegim

HOLY FLIPPIN MOLY!! This place is easily an 11/10. I mean the best find of this year for me without a doubt. I ordered because I saw it was halal and I thought why not try uzbek food. So one night, I ordered the following on uber eats: shurpa soup and chicken kabob (tuvuk i think?). These both slapped!! Shurpa soup has beef which i didnt personally like as much but the chicken kabob was so good and you could tell it was freshly made! Today I found out they had a website where you can also get food delivered and they give 10% off for first time users. Food was also delivered very quickly! Today i got the qiyma (beef kabob) and russian tortilleni soup called CHUCHVARA (PELMENI). IT IS SOOOOO GOOD. super flavorful, this my first time trying chuchvara and its now my favorite lol. Prices are great.Yall would be missing out if you dont try this place. Wish i found out about it earlier!

Shared with Michaelangelo's Pizza, this spot finally got a sign on the door so people can see that it's there! Has a few parking spots, space inside is pretty big. Dark though and the fans cause the lights to seem like they're flickering.Came on a Saturday at 1PM with a total of 6 people, and they ran out of noodles. I came here specifically to get the laghman so I didn't get anything, although I did try bites of others' food. Generally, food was lacking flavor - the nan (traditional Uzbek bread) was soft inside and had an almost crunchy bottom but didn't taste like much and didn't come with any dips. Tried a bite of the to'y (plov) and choyhona (also plov), lamb in to'y definitely needs more flavor although it was soft, didn't get any choyhona lamb but my friends said it was dry (it looked dry), they liked the char on it though. The rice felt oily and also didn't have much flavor although the chickpeas in the to'y was good. Friend found an eyelash in the choyhona on the egg. Portions were on the smaller side for sure although prices mostly reflected that at about $14 post-tax.People in my group were definitely disappointed that there were no more noodles at what seems like a reasonable time to eat lunch. I probably won't be back - if not for the rest of the group, I would've just left without getting any food. I've gone to Osh a handful of times and they never ran out of noodles, I'll probably just continue going there.

Saw this place on Nashville Hidden Gems and was rather mad that I didn't know about it earlier. Over the years of going to Elliston Pl, and even eating at Michelangelo's, I was very pleased to see another Uzbek restaurant here in Nashville. This place truly is a hidden gem. I went in knowing it would be good for Halal food. The menu was easy to read and the food was delicious. I got the fried Uyghur lagman. I also got an order of Uzbek bread. The staff were friendly and I definitely will be back. They really improved the look on the inside from what I remember going in to Michelangelo's. In fact, there were other people in there ordering pizza. So they either share the space or are related to the owners. As far as I know, the parking is free in the back as long as you are visiting a business at Elliston Place. I highly recommend.

Samsa was to die for! Plov was flavorful, and shish kebab was great. Was greatly surprised to find an Uzbek place in Downtown Nashville!

What a great place !!! Everything was great!! And the owner is so generous! When I asked for a little bit more onions they literally brought a whole small plate of onions! And I can't believe it's so cheap ! A cheap price with a big portion of food is hard to find in downtown Nashville now

This little restaurant is inside the building with the pizza place and had such amazing unique food. We got the plov, samosa, naan, and uyghur lagman. The service was so nice as well and the food tasted amazing. Definitely recommend!!!

Loved it. Hidden gem and difficult to lacate but in the upstairs mezzanine level of the pizza place at the same address. Will be back!

Last night was my second time dining here, and this time, two friends came along. We ordered the Crispy Baked Samosa, Tandir Samosa and Olivier to share - all was tasty! One of my friends and I ordered the To'y Osh Plov and my other friend ordered the noodle dish (I forget the name). We were all pleased with the quality and portion size of our meals. Definitely authentic, and the service is quick and attentive. It's worth a visit for the unique experience!

Soooo excited about this place!! I'm from the former USSR and am so excited that they have so many of my favorite Ukrainian/Russian dishes!! The food was so yummy! We had almost every dish on the menu and they were perfection!

For the first time came today. Wow! The food is delicious and really testy. I took to go half of the menu and every dish was exceptional and prepared with love. The price is surprisingly reasonable. Very happy to find this amassing place and definitely will recommend it to all my friends and relatives.