By rating and review confidence
Best Kazakhstani restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
Authentic ComfortA Kazakh reviewer found the food and milk-topped tea deeply reminiscent of home.
Handmade LagmanLagman is a standout for diners who enjoy hand-made noodles, with fried and gurу versions also mentioned.
Almaty Restaurant is a Kazakhstani restaurant in Dubai Marina serving Central Asian comfort food in a small, tidy setting. Reviews particularly point to handmade lagman noodles and tender kuyrdak, with a homelike atmosphere that appeals to diners missing Kazakhstan.
View full business page →Tip: Try LagmanAsk for traditional lagman if you like hand-made noodles; fried and gurу lagman are also mentioned by regulars.
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What people like
Hand-pulled noodlesFreshly made lagman-style noodles are the standout, with reviewers praising their chew, sauces and distinctive texture.
Baked bunsThe lamb-and-onion baked buns come out crisp outside with a juicy filling and are repeatedly singled out as exceptional.
Zam Zam Suyi is a Uyghur cuisine restaurant in International City, known for freshly made hand-pulled noodles and hearty Xinjiang-style dishes. Reviews highlight the beef lagman, lamb-filled baked buns and generous portions, with both dine-in and takeaway options available.
View full business page →Tip: Request spiceAsk for extra spice with the fried noodles if you want a stronger chilli flavour.
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What people like
Juicy mantyManty is a standout, praised for being especially juicy and full of flavour.
Excellent samsaThe samsa has flaky pastry and a generous meat filling without the chewiness some diners expect.
Uzgen is an Uzbek restaurant in Al Barsha serving traditional Central Asian fare in a casual, home-like setting. Reviewers come for dishes such as juicy manty and Samarkand Plov, while the generous portions and affordable bills make it an easy place to try several plates.
View full business page →Tip: Visit off-peakTry a quieter time if possible: Friday visits have ended with no free table, and busy periods brought seating disputes.
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What people like
Large menuThe menu has an unusually wide range of Uzbek, Russian, Ukrainian and Eastern European dishes, with portions described as generous.
Classic dishesPelmeni, plov, borscht, samsa and chebureki are repeatedly highlighted, giving first-time diners plenty of traditional starting points.
Puzatic Restaurant is a Russian restaurant in Business Bay serving Uzbek and Russian cuisine, with generous portions and a broad menu. Reviews point to classics such as plov and pelmeni, while the canal-side setting and shisha make it as much an evening hangout as a meal.
View full business page →Tip: Check pricesBefore ordering, confirm current prices with the server because one diner was charged against an apparently outdated menu.
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