Labi G`or

A great find if you bring time. The meals are made fresh to order, so can take up to an hour. There are lots of Uzbek dishes on the menu and local beer on tap. They would do well to add some local wines to the menu, as most were from Europe and South America. Good wines but not what you travel to Samarkand to drink. The service is very on top of things but not overbearing. Overall a great dining experience.

They have multiple card machines but does not let us pay by apple pay. We tried using visa card and Mastercard but was rejected by one of the card machines. They rush us to pay by cash and was extremely rude. They did not let us try the other card machines. 17% of service charge is not worth it. The most underwhelming meal I've had in Uzbekistan. Super dry meat, super sweet drinks. Only the salad is edible. Not recommended

We got there at 9.30 pm for dinner and ordered 4 things: 1. Uzbek soup ( it had one slice of carrot, one slice of potato and and one slice of meat) 2. Honey cake ( they told it is not available) 3. Manti (in the menu picture there were four pieces but they brought only one. Also menu didint say that price is per piece) 4. Plov (they told it is not available) Obviously, we were still hungry. We ordered the mashed potatoes with mushrooms and meat. It was tasty but portion super small (check picture). Still hungry. We ordered chicken tight with french fries. It was finally big portion and tasty. WiFi doesn’t work. We had to request the knives as they weren’t served with meal. Summing up: nice plates, menu and walls. Don’t go if you are hungry, not many things available plus small portions. Comparing to different places - quite expensive. Customer service low standard but they charge 17% of final bill for it 😂

I stopped by here after the light show and must say that the food quality and atmosphere was lovely. Nozim was my waiter and he did a great job. Would recommend stopping by!

The manager has a pure discrimination to Asian people. The wait staff was kind enough to give us a nice table by the side with a nice view as the place was still so empty but the manager stepped in and said the table was reserved and gave us a corner table. So we had no choice but to move. As we're sitting nearby to the original seats that we were sitting, and there were 2 male Caucasian who walked in and they chosen the first table we sat and he gave it to them. Subsequently, all other Caucasian that came in, he allowed them to choice all the reserved tables. So tell me why should we Asian people support such a place anymore even tho their review is so nice but they dont want Asian people to spend money at their premises. If im the boss, i should strongly think about the business and to properly train their staff, even tho you're the manager u should be showing a good example to your staff and bring up the level of service regardless of race, country or color.

The location of this place is great as it is very close to Registan square, so if you like to sit somewhere and get a drink and something to eat, this place is a good option. On weekends the music is too loud, but other times, it's okay. There are a few vegetarian options too.

Food was OK. Service and atmosphere is outstanding. Great place to have a quick bite/snack, but not necessarily to eat dinner or anything. The drinks are great. I recommend this place (upstairs) as a spot to socialize, have a conversation, enjoy some good drinks and shisha.

Lab G’or offers a perfect blend of authentic Samarkand charm and modern comfort. The ambience is warm and inviting, with décor and atmosphere that truly reflect the local culture. It’s a great spot to unwind and soak in the city’s vibe. The food was absolutely delicious What stood out just as much was the attentive and friendly staff. Service was prompt, and we felt well taken care of throughout our visit. If you’re in Samarkand and looking for a place with great food, a cozy setting, and true local flavor, Lab G’or is definitely worth a visit.