Euroasia Cafe

Incredible restaurant! My dad said this was the best borscht he’s ever had. I can’t say I disagree. Gorgeous staff inside and out. Perfect location, perfect for a beach day treat. Especially that refreshing home made Kompot juice

We ran into this place by accident. What a happy accident it turned out to be. The food and the service were amazing! I would take the trip feom the Bronx again to eat here.

We stopped by on Sunday afternoon to have some lunch . Kharcho was good , that’s where my two stars go. The rest of our order was not good . To make pelmeni took them 30 min, chicken kebab and fried potatoes was uncooked . We sent it back to the kitchen . We won’t be back

I really don't recommend this place because food is super overpriced, tastes like nothing, isn't even close to central asian cuisine. We ordered plov and manti. Plov was like a regular rice and meat, bland and tasteless. Manti had bunch of weird textured meat and was not eatable at all. They have good music and a place to sit outside. 3/10

This restaurant serves Uzbek type food, the portions are ample sized, meat dishes are good, I preferred beef, it tends to be more tender. Compote is made with little sugar, so it doesn't taste too sweet, some people like it that way, to my taste it could be done better. Avocado salad was good, potato with mushrooms were good, they put garlic there, I like it that way too. Wait staff is nice, some are easy on the eyes, they leave you alone but they are always in the vicinity. I like this place.

I stop by every time I'm in the area. This place has the best prices and the best food in my opinion. I've ordered a lot of different things here before and it always comes out 10/10. The waitresses are very nice and respectful. Strongly recommend this place if you're looking to try good Russian food.

Weird restaurant. We sat by the door and there were small space behind us but literally every single employee wanted to take out stuff from there and leave their clothes there. We had to stand up every 3 mins. What kind of service is that? Also, food quality and quantity were disappointing. The lamb dumpling smelled so much.

I ordered first rolls as you can see at the picture had one bite and i couldn't you can smell the meat fat and is like raw no seasoning i just couldn't eat that but i didn't say anything waited for the Kebab, the Ground beef arrived first bite and LONG HAIR (see picture) coming out from the meat, i called the waitress she was like ohhh let me tell the chef and she proceed asking me (do you want to pay) i was like what do you want me to pay so she went and start calculating for about like 10 minutes to charge me whatever they want, going back and forth to the kitchen talking to the chef and then she come with bill $21 saying ok you can pay the rolls, the bread and the coke. She was like you did eat the rolls. anyway i don't mind paying what i ate but they just handled the situation like is something normal to go to the restaurant and find hair no big deal pay what you eat and walk out no apology on their attitude, they charge $5 for a coke and then the rest. so i paid $21 and that how i left my table not eating anything except some of the bread. I went from Queens to Brighton Beach to walk around and enjoy the day because i lived there long time ago so started with having lunch at this place because i saw people sitting outside so believed is good but those are just local people probably supporting local business. the food taste and quality really bad.

Polite staff food was Very good . Haven't been here in years and last time I came The food was okay. But they seem to be back on track and I'd be back for sure .

We stopped by to have some lunch on Sunday . It was around 12:00 noon. It was not a busy day and we sat outside Two stars go to Kharcho, that my mom likes . Our Chicken kebab and potatoes were uncooked ( raw meat!!!) we sent it back , 5 min later our waiter brought it back and this time it was ok. But we were very suspicious already , checking every bite . Of course no one said sorry for bringing us raw meat. My niece's pelmeni were ready 25 min after we've placed an order.i did not know that to boil a water you need that much time... We won't be back

Had a great lunch sitting outside at Cafe Euroasia. The service was excellent. I had a cherry compote to drink and potato varniki. Both were really good. Nice place!

A hidden gem in Brighton beach. The food is simple, freshly made and unpretentious. If you're like to try Ukrainian food come to this spot! The portions are huge and shareable. There's no alcohol here. So you're on your own for wine. It's a small, casual place, with one bathroom. Clean and tiny, you're best bet for parking is to go during the week or train it because it's right near the tracks. The staff is friendly and attentive they welcomed our diverse crew and joined in our friend's birthday celebration.

Great traditional Uzbek/Soviet fare. Kebabs are fresh and tasty. Salads always refreshing. Hot Lepeshka (bread) is awesome. Potato's with mushrooms are excellent And don't forget Kompot

What a treat Euroasia Cafe was. I've never really had uzebekistan food but it's exactly how the name makes it out - eastern european and asian. The restaurant can be easy to miss since it's on the side street but it has a couple of outdoor dining tables to help you spot it. It can get a little busy but it's well worth it. Service was friendly and well attentive to the table. We ordered the kompot, salad, potato dumplings and lamb kebabs. The kompot was refreshing and not overly sweet since it's based on plum fruits. Dumplings were interesting - I like mine savory so these were a delight with the sour cream. Very interesting and I did come around to enjoying these a lot. The lamb kebabs were spiced and grilled to perfection. Come by if you're in the area, you won't be disappointed.

Forget the overpriced boardwalk food - if you're in the Brighton Beach/Coney Island area, you gotta try the Uzbek food! Granted, Euroasia Cafe is only the first of the many such restaurants I've tried, but it made a great impression and I'd absolutely come back. Two friends and I came on a Friday evening and it seemed pretty busy; we requested to sit indoors to escape the heat and the staff graciously opened up a "reserved" table (perhaps a group didn't show?) to make room. The service was so friendly and attentive, and though the food took a while it must have been freshly cooked by how piping hot it was. We started out with a pitcher of kompot, a lightly sweet and refreshing fruit drink with notes of plum and pieces of whole fruit inside like a non-alcoholic sangria. We shared three food items that came out one-by-one, making it feel like a fun multi-course tasting. The first was the Pilaff, a rice dish with tender carrots and fall-apart tender lamb. Next was the Manti, four giant dumplings filled with seasoned beef and served with sour cream. Last, we got a lamb kebab that came with sliced onions and a spicy dip. The Pilaff was my favorite, but all were tasty and generously portioned. We had planned on a lighter meal to save room for some beach snacks, but left quite full at less than $20 per person. Uzbek food is kind of like a mix between Middle Eastern and Eastern European food, so if you like either or both you should absolutely try it out!

I asked to use the bathroom and they made me buy a $3 water. That's fine. I then went to the restaurant that's literally attached with no bathroom and no seating and ordered a sandwich. Walked back over and sat at an empty table. Mind you, EVERY table was empty. I sit down and before I can even unwrap the thing, the same guy that made me buy a water tells me I can't sit there. I'm like are you serious? I literally paid to use your bathroom. He said it's outside food so no. I work in the service industry, I get it, but they had ZERO business and forced me to give them business and then you dont let me sit for 5 minutes??? He tells me to go back to the beach to eat, where I could have just used the bathroom for free. Also it looked like the 1800s in there. I have a feeling if I would have spoke to him in Russian he would have let me but he treated me like a criminal. Piss off.​

Ate outside with a big group and completely over ordered. Got the borscht (amazing), the meat dumplings, the bread, the cheese bread (epic), the flounder, the chicken shiskabab and the beef stroganoff. This place is halal and no alcohol served but some folks brought bottles from liquor store around the corner. Not sure if this place is Uzbek, Georgian or Russian or all three combined but great food and a great experience.

Wonderful experience here tonight. Food was excellent, service was excellent and so friendly, and my German friends were thrilled to sit outside and smoke without getting any stink eye from NYers. Already looking forward to returning. We shared several dishes and everything was a winner. We also enjoyed the kompot very much which, sadly, is the only thing I took a picture of. But, again, of the 6 dishes we ordered we thought it was all delicious.

Really reasonable priced food on Brighton beach! I discovered this place one summer and I come back every time I'm in Brighton beach. Everything I've tried here has been really good. Today I was in the mood for a Greek salad which is always really tasty. It's not your typical Greek salad. This salad has tons of white cheese shredded on top and even though it's called Greek it's not your typical Greek it's just a really good salad and a really good size! I got it for myself and it's actually too much for me to eat lol

Brighton beach escape from Manhattan. Came by Cafe Eurasia after passing Tatiana Grill on the promenade. Glad I did. The menu is heavy Uzbek leaning. We tried Salad Achuchuk loaded with tomatoes and onions. Bowl of shurpa with lamb and beef, a clear broth with potatoes and chickpeas. Also ordered lamb ribs and beef tenderloin and fried potatoes. The meat was tasty and well seasoned. The lepeshka bread was served hot which was great with the meat, onions and vinegary tomatoes.

Delicious meal after a nice day at Brighton Beach. This is located at the last stop of the B express train and a short walk from the station. We don't have much experience with Euroasia food, but we loved it! The indoor space for this place is a bit small, but was here on a Sunday evening with no wait because they have tons of seating outside. Food review: - Borshch: really enjoyed this. IMO taste almost like a glorified tomato soup. Soup comes with sour cream, love adding this to the soup. - Khachapuri: we got free bread, so we thought getting this might be redundant, but wow did not regret this order at all! Love the cheese inside and when you eat it hot, it's especially soft & savory. I think this is my new favorite dish. Please get it when you come here! - Kebabs: we got the Lyulya, lamb, & beef. We all agreed that the Lyulya was our favorite, lamb 2nd, the beef was okay, just cause it was really tough & the first bite was juicy, but the rest of them was pretty dry. - Shrimp w. Buckwheat Kasha: the kasha was unique to us. Like a larger quinoa & a great and healthy carb alternative. Would definitely come again on our next trip to the beach.

Great service and food. Seating outside and inside. It's not a huge place but if you're looking for fresh cooked food by the boardwalk- this is definitely a great spot. They have skewers, salads, potatoes and tons else on the menu to try but these are usually my go to.

I decided that I would give Cafe Euroasia a second chance, and sadly there will be no third chance. As delicious as their borscht is, I cannot look past the unhygienic practices and lack of Covid-19 prevention. Outdoor seating is allowed in New York, so I understand that restaurants are trying their best they can to work with the space they are given, but it's too many people squished into a very tiny space. Smoking is allowed among guests, which I find repulsive. The last thing I want to taste is cigarettes when I'm trying to enjoy a meal. The staff did wear masks, but they did absolutely zero cleaning on tables between customers. That is disgusting. If cleanliness doesn't bother you, then yes the borscht is phenomenal. The fried potatoes with mushrooms are so crispy and delicious, and the chicken very tender. As good as the food is, I just can't return due to lack of concern for their customers health. I'll miss you yummy borscht!

Hands down best Russian restaurant in Brighton Beach! We've been here a few times and it's always solid. The food is so good and feels like I'm having a home made meal by grandma. The salads are so flavorful and creative, bursting in flavor. Among the kebabs, the lamb was the hit among our group. The lagma soup was amazing too. The servers are all efficient and friendly, especially Nadya who's so warm and lively. Even if I had no idea what she was saying to me (other than one time we went with Russian speaking friends who translated), she felt like an aunt to me.

The food is actually pretty good and reasonably priced (first time that we tried Russian food) however, seem like every other tables got the free bread and butter except our table. We are also the only Asian there so not sure if we didn't get it because we are Asian but it doesn't make sense that we are the only one that didn't get it (ordered 3 entrees for two people) The waitress and waiter came to check with us three times and didn't say anything about the bread even though other yelp reviews mentioned it and just every other table (around 12 other tables) got it. My suggestion is to keep it consistent with everyone regardless of race.

Damn good Manti, best I've had so far....ever! veal liver was also very good. Staff was very pleasant and prices are decent. Great for small groups but I recommend reservations. That also seat outside if that's something you want. No complaints. Had a great time here with my grandma. Big portions, took food to go.

I eat in this restaurant every time I am in Brighton beach.. they have food from Central Asia, especially from Uzbekistan. I love Uzbek food and I recommend it to everyone.

Delicious and high-quality Russian food. The service is quick and the prices are very reasonable.

My daughter and I came where when we were in Brighton Beach recently hoping to taste authentic Russian dishes. We were happy outside seating was available and took a table on the sidewalk. It was odd to see an ashtray on our table! I hadn't seen one of those at a restaurant in ages! Communication was a bit tricky with our server but we were able to order some items to share. The best recommended dish we had was the "Fried Potato and Mushroom." My daughter was excited to see "Khachapuri" on the menu because she has had this Georgian dish before and loved it, and while what we got here was pretty tasty, it was much smaller and unlike the Khachapouri she loves. Finally, the server suggested cheese blintzes for us. When it was delivered to us with the rest of our meal, I was surprised that it looked like a dessert, complete with chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and cherries! When I took a little scoop of the whipped cream to taste it, I found it wasn't whipped cream at all but sour cream. And the chocolate sauce was not very chocolatey. It was a strange dish for me. When we finished our meal, it took quite a while for our server to come to us again. I asked her for the bill and she went inside to get it. Many more minutes passed and so I went inside to pay instead. The server seemed surprised to see me and went to take my credit card but I told her I hadn't even seen the bill yet. She quickly wrote up the bill, I paid, and left.

All of the members of my fam are huge fans of Eastern European cuisine. On a recent trip to take my parents to "Little Odessa" for their first time I knew I just had to find the right place to eat. They were a little skeptical as they just love the place back home in NE Philly where this cuisine is very popular, and couldn't imagine anything would compare. The pressure was really on... I knew from experience that while the beachfront restaurants have incredible ambiance with strolling musicians, the smaller side street joints tend to taste better and be less expensive so I went with one of those this time. We were all very pleased!! We started with Greek salad with meat on the side and one without cheese which we get back home. The shredded feta was a bit thicker than they're used to, but here we were given more olives which was appreciated. This salad also has more red onions. Very well liked! My parents split the lunch special for just $10 which was a ton of food! This included soup for which they chose the lamb. They both said was phenomenal! Big hunks of on bone lamb with a very flavorful broth. They also chose the lamb manti which I heard were the thing to get here and definitely what I suggested to them! They said they were much better than back home! (I was so relieved). 4 huge manti served in a steamer with hunks of meat. The table split the warmed bread we love so much, the fried potatoes which had the perfect amount of garlic and huge meaty mushrooms, and a side of kasha! It was THE best kasha I have ver had!! EVER! Perfect consistency! Great vegan choice! We also ordered the ravioli for the kiddos which I assumed were cheese or potato like a pierogi. They were chicken and we sent them back. Veg heads, beware. There's not a ton for us but what there is, is sooooo delish! They do have cheese blintzes as another vegetarian option. This place is very authentic. All of the patrons beside us were of the same origin of the cuisine and the waitresses barely spoke English. The menu both online and in house are in Russian. Ask if you have any questions but know if you speak English you are the minority here and may not fully understand what you are ordering. It was neat seeing what others were eating....bright pink beet salad, tomato salad, and borscht too. It's BYO and they were surely drinking. Even at 11:30am on a weekday! Wine brought in Voss water bottles, mini bottles of vodka also. I guess the thing to do is drink the vodka in a espresso glass with a pinch of pepper. Very interesting to take it all in! Loved it! Our entire meal for our party of 5 was $37!! Insane! I didn't know anything in NYC could be so inexpensive. Such a fantastic stop! So happy to have pleased my parents! If you've never been to Brighton Beach I would recommend a stop by and definitely a meal here! This area is so authentic and there's so much history with immigrants who have remained here. Very cool.

This small cafe has 4.5 stars on Yelp and it is well deserved. The food, while unassuming in appearance, is fresh, perfectly cooked, very flavorful, and delicious. The prices are reasonable. I would gladly eat here on a regular basis. I had the chicken kabob with fries. Chicken was cooked just right -- tender, nice gentle sear, and seasoned just right with a small blend of spices. Salsa on the side was also gentle but tasty and slightly spicy. Onions were also mildly pickled but flavorful. Fries were just okay, but were made fresh. $15 My wife had the beef stroganoff. It was tender, and very flavorful. Both her and my 2 year old were loving it. Portion was humongous, they only managed to eat half the plate, and my wife said she was hungry. $22 It's easy to see why this place is a local favorite, quite a few local Russians were eating inside.

You may experience discrimination. I witnessed it. It was pathetic. People sue for such a treatment and win. I will never return. The food was terrible. Too much hype for nothing. Staff was rude. Flies everywhere. Waiters messed up our order and the one of people next table to us. The chicken was flavorless and dry. The beets tasted canned. Save yourself from this place!

Great place!!! Highly recommend for everyone who wants to try russian cuisine at a low price. I've been here twice and everything we ordered had just perfect taste. There is a small room inside so during busy hours could be hard to find a table and you have to wait. Menu is everything on one page which is very convenient to choose from and on both languages which make our parents able to serve themselves without our assistance. My only suggestion is to add kvas into menu ;)

This place is DISGUSTING! I saw a small MOUSE run out of the kitchen! When I told a server they said they have been trying to fix the problem. My food was mediocre at best there are much much much better restaurants in the area they also let guests smoke inside so definitely not kid friendly. Save yourself the headache and go elsewhere! Trust me!!

We loved this small cafe, and were fortunate that our waitress could speak sufficient English to help us with the traditional Russian fare offered. Brighton Beach Ave. which resides under the shadow of the elevated NY City subway tracks, is a throwback to a different era or perhaps a different country. The predominately Russian speaking area boasts a wide array of eclectic shops, stores, restaurants, cafes and street vendors. This is a fun area for a walk, and on our recent stroll we Yelped local restaurants and selected Cafe Euroasia, which had a 4.5 star rating and great reviews. This is a small local cafe, just off Brighton Beach Ave. It's extensive menu, in both Russian and English, offers some great Russian classics. We selected: * Fried Potato with Mushrooms $6.95 * Chicken Stroganoff $10.95 * Samsa (1psc) $2.95 * Ravioli (chicken dumpling) $5.95 The Stroganoff was our favorite dish, with tender chicken and a delicious sauce. The Ravioli was also excellent, featured with butter and sour cream. The service was excellent, and our waitress was very helpful and friendly. And the prices are very reasonable. We hope to return very soon!

Came here for lunch by myself and I think I was the only English speaking customer in the restaurant. My waitress was very kind and friendly, and we communicated as best we could. I had the Chicken Tabak and it was fabulous. Very interesting people watching too! I will definitely return when I'm in Brighton Beach.

Only went there one and don't have anything bad to say. The food was good, prices good, definitely cheaper then other place and I hope they stay that way. Portions big and taste is great. Service was good. I will go back again for sure. Hopefully will have another good experience.

My party of four schlepped to Brighton Beach in search of authentic Russian/Uzbek cuisine. We found Café Euroasia to be above average, but not far exceedingly so. To start, we ordered a Korean carrot salad ($4.95), which was quite a good size, as well as a lepeshka ($2.50). The circular bread was unfortunately stale and was the most disappointing item ordered. We also got the manti ($6.95), which came with four pieces, and was probably my favorite dish. The Uzbek plov ($6.95) was serviceably good, though lacking in the depth and richness of flavor that comes with cooking the rice and carrots with lamb and its concomitant fat in a giant wok, such as those found in the markets of Tashkent and Samarkand. My Russian friend thought her chicken cutlet ($9.95) was solid but forgettable.

Had fabulous dinner there tonight with hubby! Oh, to look at food through the taste buds of a Russian-cuisine "virgin" is so fun! My American hubby never had such outstanding and unique dishes, as the most i can create is sloyennie pirozhki and salat Olivie. We ordered tongue salad, omg to die for! Shreaded tongue mixed with tomatoes green onion and herbs, smothered in sour cream based dressing, is the best concoction you are missing out on if you pass this up! Hubby said This is so good, when you said "tongue" I thought it was really going to be made out of tongue :):):) Silly man..., never imagined tongue to be so deliciously prepared. Wehad it with bread and it was very filling, then our borsch arrived, melts in your mouth, hearty and fresh, dollop of sour cream and bread in hand, we could not stop scooping it into our mouths! Our main course were loola kebob and liver kebob with buckwheat, and chicken Kiev with rice. Loola was good, like one wd expect, but omg, why am i not eating liver kebobs every day?? Soft and slightly chewy, good size cuts, for staying moist and tender, separated by salo, which i pulled off and mixed with buckwheat to make it absolutely amazing at every bite! Kiev was well folded and crispy on the outside, and hot, juicy, and tender on the inside. Came with a zesty carrot salad, very refreshing, and good texture contrast. We were so full at that point that we requested our leftovers to go, but resumed pigging out on this miracle of flavors as soon as we got home. Our servers were a man and 2 ladies, and all 3 made sure to do their best, from explaining the menu, serving food timely and hot, and replenishing our beverages, to taking pictures of us on our date. Our bill, with 2 beverages was $57 for all the food i listed! With tip, 66, and i don't have to worry about hubby's lunch tomorrow! I really liked this place. If we get stationed nearby here, we will most definitely return soon!

The food here is great! Very good flavors and everything tastes fresh and homecooked. Their take on the Greek salad is delicious! And the hot bread is soo good. The potatoes with mushrooms are a must have. The portions are also pretty hefty (so I overeat every time!). As far as the language barrier, it's not an issue, and I don't speak a word of Russian! If you're in Brighton beach, this place will not disappoint!

When you're stuck in Coney Island at work and have nothing to eat you search yelp for hidden gems. Luckily I found this place. They offer a lunch special and it's amazing. Two skewers and a soup for $10!!! I will be ordering from them every other day! Delivery was quick and nice. The girl on the other end was amazing. Soup I ordered was the borscht and it was delicious. I will probably Order food to take home from this place it was so good. They take credit cards which is a bonus. Shish kebabs are delicious and moist. Cooked perfectly. I highly recommend you try this place out.

Excellent cafe - really great food with nice service which makes for an extremely pleasant experience. I recommend the mushroom juliene, pierogis, and borscht.

If you make it all the way out to Brighton Beach this very unpretentious Russian place is really excellent and the prices are right it has both Russians style dishes and also a little bit of Uzbekistan Style there's so much to choose from and the prices are excellent about half the price of what you would expect to play in Manhattan for anything that you would get here lamb kebabs seven dollars

Love love love their Food and Service. Been Eating here for Years after visiting the Beach. Took My 2 year old Grandson there today and He Really Enjoyed the Food as well.

My grandfather was Russian, but I never learned about Russian culture or food as a child. My Siberian friend brought me here to see if I would like it. We had tongue salad and borscht. It was the best!! And according to her, this was true and attentive. I can't wait to come back :) I love Russian food! ------- Google Translate: , . , , . . ! , , . , :) !

This is a wonderful little place that serves Russian and regional food (Greek, Uzbeki, Georgian...) and we are always so pleased with it's simplicity, cleanliness, friendly wait staff and superb ethnic food. It's casual, welcoming atmosphere makes us feel we were in a russian relative's kitchen, savoring the smells of the fresh bread and lamb roasting in the oven! We ordered a lot: the herring plate and borscht, the lamb kebabs and perogies, mediteranean greek salad, which were all delicious. If your parents or grands used to make this food, it will bring back wonderful memories for you. Ask the wait staff as to what their most sought after dishes are, as there are MANY choices and if you've not done this regional food before, you might need some help deciding. We were very surprised at how reasonable the bill was. This place is a real find!! Enjoy!

They were absolutely rude. We had a group of 6 adults and four children, and they would not provide reasonable service for us. They said they would not give us a table that fit more than 6 people in total even though the entire restaurant was empty. Absolutely horrible service and rude workers. Do not recommend.

Maybe the best restaurant in New York. Every time I go to the beach I come here after to eat and then cry because it's so far from my house.

This place had one of my favorite environments of the places we visited in Brighton Beach. TVs were unobtrusively playing what I can only guess to be Russian pop, and the music videos were akin to what you'd see for any American pop song in a karaoke private room. They speak extremely limited English here but their kindness still comes through. Their service was kind and respectful and they just seemed chill. They helped us order the manti which I looooved. Soupy and dripping with juice. Yum! I ordered the bass kebab, which was quite salty. The chicken kebab though! Was very tender and well-flavored and, speaking as a veggiephile, was perhaps my favorite meat thing I've had in a while. My one regret is not having more familiarity with what I was eating. The manti to me was "a mega-juicy soup dumpling" and we barely recognized any of the dishes on the menu, and everyone's tables were filled with enviable and fragrant platters of lamb and salad. This is definitely a place I'd come back to to try more of their dishes whenever I go back to Brighton Beach!

Having been reciently introduced to the great food Brighton Beach has to offer, whenever I have the desire for traditional Shashlik (Russian Sisk Kebabs) Cafe Eroasia is the place. Getting a table may take a little patience, as the inside has about fourty five chairs and seemingly continuously busy inside, day and night. With over fifty total menu items to choose from, it is really a test of will to not over order, a test I have yet to pass, but it tastes so good to fail. Each item will run you from $3.95 to $7.00 and the amount is ample for one person at best. Chicken, veal, pork ribs, meatball, liver of every possible (edible) four legged creature. The veal tounge and radish was such a delight, fresh, creamy and light. The flavor profile was so unique and foreign to me, that particular item has become a staple in my orders. The pickled vegetables caught me a little off guard, as I bit into the tomato and I got a water baloon burst of some intense vinegar and spice, it was very delicious, once the initial shock wore off. Thinly sliced red cabbage, pepperchini's, pickles which was just the right contrast of taste and texture to pair with the kebabs. The potatoe's and mushroom were decient, the garlic was transparent and the carmalized onions never really made an impact on the dish.

today me and my wife stopped at this hidden Jewel of Brighton Beach for lunch. from the outside you have a few tables for the outdoors eating, inside there are maybe 10 to 12 tables . the aesthetics of this place inside is just average, the outside area is also just average, something you would come across in a local Beach resort. what makes this place special, is the food. we had Lagman soup, which is a lamb soup with noodles, I would rate it at 4 stars, we also ordered lamb skewers without fat, it was delicious ,I give it five stars, we ordered big dumplings, they're called Monti, absolutely delicious perfectly seasoned, I give it five stars. I want to mention that this place is BYOB, and the liquor store just around the corner. all in all ,it was a delicious lunch. I would recommend this place to my friends.

Doesnt look like much at all. Standard cafeteria style setting where you might share a table with others. Very simple decor, if you consider few inexpensive prints on the wall, plastic flowers and tv on the wall. A pure definition of a hole-in-the-wall. But we worked up an appetite and wanted to try something new and inexpensive. This places checked all the marks. We didnt regret the choice we made. The place was very busy (we just know how to pick them). We were promptly sitted and shared a very tight space with another couple. Staff was very limited but very friendly. The cuisine is Georgian kitchen. "Georgian cuisine is the traditional cuisine of Georgia (former republic of USSR). Georgian cuisine has similarities with Persian and Caucasus cuisine. Every region of Georgia has its own distinct style of food preparation." Seemed as everything was made to order: food was very flavorful and fresh. I ordered soup Lagman- noodle soup with tons of middle eastern flavors. I've been told that the noodles were housemade. The portion was very generous and could've easily been served as an entree dish. Then we tried a tongue salad. To my surprise the dish was delicious. I'm used to the receipe which uses lots of mayo which makes the dish very heavy in your stomach. Instead, they used a very balanced combination of sour cream and mayo, so the fush came out very light with an addition of tomatoes and fresh dill. Then we proceeded to order kebab and pan fried fish. Kebab meat was very juicy, tender and full of flavor. Fish... we could've done without. Overall, if feeling adventurous while in Brighton Beach, make it your lunch stop for sure

Food was excellent but the wait for food to be served was quite long (40 minutes after we were seated). The manti are a must try, the other dumplings were just okay

It's a small and cozy place with a delicious food! We had chicken and lamb kebab,fried potatoes with mushrooms, mants, beef shashlik and everything tasted wonderfu like at home l!!! The service was fantastic (we didn't even need to ask anything-they did it before we even thought of anything)! Highly recommend

Worst service experience in my life. Be prepared to wait an hour or more to be seated for dine-in is handed your food for take-out while staff either gaslights you into thinking you're about to be served or painfully and very intentionally ignores the life out of you while seating and serving party after party in front of you, even after you speak up in protest. Also one of their menu items to avoid is a plate full of shredded carrots. This place sucks.

Wow! Highly impressed with this place! A friend brought food over from Cafe Euroasia and I was a little hesitant. I am so glad I tried it. Everyone enjoyed their meal. We at the Achuchuk, lamb rib, beef, and liver kebabs. The flavor was incredible and everything tasted very fresh. Often I find that the meat from some of these places can be very chewy and unpleasant to eat, but this I did not have that problem at all here. Every piece was really tender and delicious. I can't wait to eat it again!

Like the place, food is good and so are the prices. It is a small hole on the wall but good restaurant. I live 10 min walk from the place. Called them today and was very upset that they told me that nobody to deliver the food, but If I was closer they would deliver. Hello, I can walk there in 10-15 min. Asked for the manager, she told me they do not deliver past 7pm. Hello, that is when ppl want to eat and ask for deliveries. So good in the kitchen and not so good for deliveries. I would otherwise give it 5 stars but delivery biz. they need to work out. I get my Japanese food delivered to me from much further, very disappointed. But would still go in person to eat there, brought many friends in the past to eat. P.S. Placed an order to a Japanee restaurant 3 times further from my house, delivery - no problem. Eurasia needs to think little outside their 5 blocks radius and acquire more clients, so maybe they can afford a bigger space.