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Uzbekistan, located in the heart of Central Asia, boasts a cuisine that reflects its rich history, diverse cultural influences, and deep-rooted culinary traditions. The country's food is a delightful ...

Even though small in number, immigrants from Uzbekistan love to cook in Pittsburgh, and they are sharing their culinary delights with everyone. Why it matters: Uzbek food is booming right now in ...

Chayhana Oasis in Sunny Isles is a surprisingly enchanting Uzbek restaurant only accessible from one side of 163rd St. After you arrive on the correct side of the street, you have to find the visitor ...

In conversations about the world’s great food countries, Uzbekistan doesn’t come up a lot. But maybe it should. That’s the conclusion we drew from a recent visit to Silk Road Bistro, a Pikesville ...

If you’ve never tried Uzbek cuisine, Sarvar Abdurashidov recommends the samsas: savory pastries with a flaky crust, stuffed with spiced, minced meat or vegetables. “When you go to an Uzbek restaurant ...

I learned last night that Uzbekistan has closed — not the country, but the wonderful Central Asian restaurant on La Brea and Sunset that offered up the food and culture of the former Soviet republic.

A Central Asian nation at the crossroads of ancient trade routes, Uzbekistan has much to offer the curious traveller. Beyond the architectural splendour of its Silk Road cities, fascinating heritage ...

An ancient bronze cauldron estimated to be more than 2,000 years old was used for almost 30 years by a household in Uzbekistan to cook food before it was recognized for its cultural value and turned ...