UzbekParty Restaurant

UzbekParty Restaurant

Al Quoz

UzbekParty Restaurant is an Al Quoz dining spot for traditional Uzbek food, with a warm, home-style setting and dishes such as Wedding Plov and mutton samsa. Reviews also mention Uzbek cultural decor, fresh ingredients and delivery that can arrive hot and promptly.

Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
864 ratings
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89%
4★
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3★
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The Good Stuff

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Authentic cuisine

Reviews describe traditional Uzbek cooking with ingredients imported from Uzbekistan and flavors that feel close to home.

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Wedding Plov

Wedding Plov is repeatedly praised, including versions with tender meat, raisins and kazi for a richer, sweeter profile.

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What to Eat at UzbekParty Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of UzbekParty Restaurant, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 5

  1. Wedding plov (pilaf) Net +4
    “Their Wedding Plov (Pilaf) is one of the best dishes on the menu, rich in flavor and perfectly prepared.”
  2. Chayhona plov Net +3
    “Also their  chayxana plov and Uzbek lamb soup are tasty ones.”
  3. Samsa Net +2
    “We tried the Samsa, the Plov and the Mix Grill. Everything was excellent and high quality.”
  4. Cherry kompot Net +2
    “I highly recommend trying the Chayhona Plov, Olivier Salad, Fried Manty with meat, and their fresh, natural cherry kompot.”
  5. Mutton samsas Net +2
    “The mutton samsas were equally remarkable. Encased in layers of perfectly golden, flaky puff pastry, they were a joy to behold and an even greater joy to eat.”
Honorable mentions (40)
  1. Airan Net +1
    “Plov,grill ,salat and airan 🤩wow food ,service also very good,thank you guys”
  2. Apricot kompot Net +1
    “The cherry Kompot is good, but the apricot Kompot is on another level, and is very aromatic and refreshing.”
  3. Assorti kebab Net +1
    “Assorti kebab and Samsa mutton, Bread shirmayi are also yummy.”
  4. Barbecue Net +1
    “Barbecue is juicy tasty”
  5. Beef kabab Net +1
    “It was very good we tried Beef kabab , Semechka Kebab , Napoleon Kebab , Roulette Kebab , All of them were so delicious . Thanks”
  6. Beef samosas Net +1
    “We ordered chicken and beef samosas, and they were so tasty that we ended up ordering more.”
  7. Beef stew Net +1
    “We liked the delicious mixed lamb & beef plov (rice) the fried lagman (noodles), the beef stew and the meatballs soup.”
  8. Borsch Net +1
    “The borsch is also great, and the dumplings and meatball soup are simple and standard.”
  9. Bread shirmayi Net +1
    “Assorti kebab and Samsa mutton, Bread shirmayi are also yummy.”
  10. Dumpling soup Net +1
    “Great service and food is really good, tastes very homey and clean. Recommend to try the dumpling soup and pavlov.”
  11. Fried lagman Net +1
    “We liked the delicious mixed lamb & beef plov (rice) the fried lagman (noodles), the beef stew and the meatballs soup.”
  12. Fried manty with meat Net +1
    “I highly recommend trying the Chayhona Plov, Olivier Salad, Fried Manty with meat, and their fresh, natural cherry kompot.”
  13. Grill Net +1
    “Plov,grill ,salat and airan 🤩wow food ,service also very good,thank you guys”
  14. Kazi Net +1
    “Highly recommend the Kazi (horse meat), as it has a deep savoury taste akin to beef, and does not have any gameyness.”
  15. Lagman Net +1
    “I have ordered from them vegetables for the past 3-4 years and they are the best so of course the restaurant uses the same fresh products so really they are the best: best Samsa, best plov, Lagman, shashlik, salads, everything really super delicious and really Uzbek taste 🤩”
  16. Lamb kebab Net +1
    “I liked their Uzbek bread, lamb kebab, wedding plov, and the manty meat. the manty meat was a highlight and something I would definitely like to try again.”
  17. Lamb shashlik Net +1
    “Must try. Wedding Plov Meat and lamb shashlik Meat Somsa”
  18. Liver Net +1
    “Food is very nice and affordable. Best Uzbek plov in Dubai i had so far. Their liver and Kebap is also very good.”
  19. Manti Net +1
    “very tasty! Best samnsa and manti! plov is ok.”
  20. Manti dumplings Net +1
    “Every dish, from the juicy shashlik to the delicate manti dumplings, tasted homemade and full of tradition.”
  21. Manty meat Net +1
    “I liked their Uzbek bread, lamb kebab, wedding plov, and the manty meat. the manty meat was a highlight and something I would definitely like to try again.”
  22. Meat shashlik Net +1
    “Must try. Wedding Plov Meat and lamb shashlik Meat Somsa”
  23. Meat somsa Net +1
    “Must try. Wedding Plov Meat and lamb shashlik Meat Somsa”
  24. Meatballs soup Net +1
    “We liked the delicious mixed lamb & beef plov (rice) the fried lagman (noodles), the beef stew and the meatballs soup.”
  25. Mix grill Net +1
    “We tried the Samsa, the Plov and the Mix Grill. Everything was excellent and high quality.”
  26. Mixed bbq Net +1
    “Authentic Uzbek food.. loved every single thing that I have tried.. mixed bbq is highly recommended.. pulav is a must try.. n chicken samosa is amazing”
  27. Mixed lamb & beef plov Net +1
    “We liked the delicious mixed lamb & beef plov (rice) the fried lagman (noodles), the beef stew and the meatballs soup.”
  28. Mutton plov Net +1
    “The mutton plov was nothing short of extraordinary. As a classic Uzbek dish, it stayed true to its roots, delivering a rich, flavorful experience. The rice was perfectly cooked, each grain distinct yet tender, infused with the natural essence of mutton fat.”
  29. Napoleon kebab Net +1
    “It was very good we tried Beef kabab , Semechka Kebab , Napoleon Kebab , Roulette Kebab , All of them were so delicious . Thanks”
  30. Olivier salad Net +1
    “I highly recommend trying the Chayhona Plov, Olivier Salad, Fried Manty with meat, and their fresh, natural cherry kompot.”
  31. Pulao Net +1
    “The Pulao was equally impressive. The meat pieces were extremely tender, and although it looked slightly greasy, it wasn’t at all. It had a perfect blend of meat and fat, making it very flavorful without being heavy.”
  32. Pulav Net +1
    “Authentic Uzbek food.. loved every single thing that I have tried.. mixed bbq is highly recommended.. pulav is a must try.. n chicken samosa is amazing”
  33. Roulette kebab Net +1
    “It was very good we tried Beef kabab , Semechka Kebab , Napoleon Kebab , Roulette Kebab , All of them were so delicious . Thanks”
  34. Semechka kebab Net +1
    “It was very good we tried Beef kabab , Semechka Kebab , Napoleon Kebab , Roulette Kebab , All of them were so delicious . Thanks”
  35. Soupy laghman Net +1
    “The Soupy Laghman was outstanding—it’s similar to noodles but on another level altogether. I absolutely loved it. The spices were perfectly balanced, maintaining the dish’s originality, and you can truly taste that while eating.”
  36. Sweet fresh melons Net +1
    “Make sure to get the sweet fresh melons, they were a highlight!”
  37. Uzbek lamb soup Net +1
    “Also their  chayxana plov and Uzbek lamb soup are tasty ones.”
  38. Uzbek plov Net +1
    “Food is very nice and affordable. Best Uzbek plov in Dubai i had so far. Their liver and Kebap is also very good.”
  39. Chicken samosa Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “Authentic Uzbek food.. loved every single thing that I have tried.. mixed bbq is highly recommended.. pulav is a must try.. n chicken samosa is amazing”
  40. Meatball soup Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “The borsch is also great, and the dumplings and meatball soup are simple and standard.”

Drinks 3

  1. Fruit red tea Net +1
    “Thanks for the great fruit red tea and the traditional sweets.”
  2. Lemon tea Net +1
    “Glad I rounded off the meal with their nice Lemon Tea.”
  3. Uzbek tea Net +1
    “Don’t miss their fresh naan and perfectly brewed Uzbek tea to complete your meal.”
What to Avoid (1)

Food 1

  1. Laghman Net −1
    “A Laghman costs 49 dirhams, and a Samsa costs 13 dirhams in here. At other restaurants, a Laghman typically costs around 30 to 35 dirhams, and a Samsa around 5 dirhams. While the prices were slightly high, the food at this Uzbek restaurant was nothing special, and could even be described as not good. For Example: the skin of the Samsa was burnt, and Laghman has a very soft texture and is not chewy at all.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Order Plov. Start with Wedding Plov; reviews call it a standout, while Chayhona Plov is another named option.

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Try Barbecue. For grilled food, consider the mixed barbecue, which one diner specifically recommends alongside the plov.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Qouz 2 - Al Khail Road - Street 17
Ghadeer Al Tair - Al Quoz, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tue11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wed11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thu11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Fri11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sat11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sun11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Higher prices

One diner considered the pricing above comparable Uzbek restaurants, quoting Laghman at 49 dirhams and Samsa at 13 dirhams.

Quality varies

A review reported a burnt Samsa pastry and Laghman with an overly soft, non-chewy texture.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

49 dirhams

Laghman

“A Laghman costs 49 dirhams, and a Samsa costs 13 dirhams in here”
Google review · March 2026

13 dirhams

Samsa

“A Laghman costs 49 dirhams, and a Samsa costs 13 dirhams in here”
Google review · March 2026
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The Bottom Line

UzbekParty Restaurant is a tucked-away Al Quoz address for traditional Uzbek cooking in a warm, home-style setting. The clearest reasons to go are the Wedding Plov, mutton samsa, shashlik and manti. First-time diners describe the food as genuinely Uzbek, with some ingredients imported from Uzbekistan and a flavour profile that is seasoned rather than aggressively spicy.

The plov gets the most detailed praise. One large delivery order had distinct, tender rice, succulent mutton and generous portions, while another reviewer preferred the sweeter Wedding Plov with kazi and raisins. Samsa, mixed barbecue and Soupy Laghman are also useful starting points; the latter was compared to noodles with carefully balanced spices.

Fresh salads, Uzbek bread and fruit kompot provide lighter or complementary choices. The dining room is humble but welcoming, with Uzbek-style design and an atmosphere several reviewers compared to a family home. Service is generally described as friendly and attentive, and delivery has arrived hot and promptly for some customers.

Parking is available roadside, but take care when exiting and allow for possible waiting. There are a few cautions. A reviewer found the prices higher than comparable Uzbek restaurants, and others reported burnt samsa, inconsistent plov, an incorrect lamb-head order, hair in food or unsafe foil packaging.

Checking the order before leaving may be sensible, especially for delivery.

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