Rokhat Grill

Love this place! The food is authentic and absolutely delicious! I’ve been to their other location in Brooklyn NY with an Uzbek friend and this place tastes exactly the same. The standout dish was actually the fried calf liver appetizer, so tender perfectly cooked. Service was fantastic as well. We will definitely be back!

Authentic Uzbek cuisine. Salmon was really delicious specially the sauce. Vegetables were very fresh. Skewers were Uzbek styled. Desserts were out of the world, specially Napoleon which is a French delicacy. Given the amount of customers I believe they should have more waiters.

Came in for a late lunch. Menu is very interesting with all types of different food. We started with the homemade fruit juice bottle for 2 and the broth with dumplings. The juice was better than I expected. The soup was very good with the dumplings having a nice springy texture. Very simple but tasty. We shared the beef kabob platter and a side of veggies. Everything was tasty and the beef was good quality. We were both happy with our selection. Service was great. They do add 15% gratuity to every check but it's OK because service deserved it or more. Highly recommend.

I wish I had tried this place before. I had no idea it was an Uzbek restaurant and I have never had Uzbek food. I tried the Lamb, subbing rice for the French fries, and a lot of Rokhat Tea (with sugar). Both were delicious. The furnishings and ambience are nice too. It gives an upscale feel for a strip mall location. I will definitely be coming back. I need to make up for lost time. 😃

This place was absolutely packed when we arrived at about 7pm on Friday night. And there was the reason - delicious food. We have tried about 10 dishes. Starters came out superbly: - potato with mushrooms - achichuk salad - pickled veggies Main dishes: - ground lamb kebab - lamb kebab - Napoleon kebab Liver kebab was not so good. And lamb pieces sometimes were fat only. But this did not spoil the general impression of all the tasty food we had.

The restaurant was good overall. The only issue was that the meat and chicken we ordered were not cooked properly. However, they fixed it right away after we let them know. The place looked clean, and the staff was very nice.

The food was so delicious! I have been wanting to try Uzbek cuisine for a while now. This was a real treat! The spiral beef on kebab skewers was SO good like SO good. The rice and meat dish was good as well. The steak was tender and portions were huge. A must try! Will definitely be back!

Had to wait for a waiter for a good minute until I decided to get up and ask someone to get assistance with ordering. In fact I was about to leave, but the place had a great review, and I decided to give it a shot. Place had some odd smell overall, and the cloth napkin they provide smells very, very old. The Plov that everyone seemed to praise was too greasy, and rice was dry like very old. But the Kebabs were really on point. I would give 5 stars on kebabs alone. If you only go for Kebabs, this is the place, but overall experience was less than what I expected from other reviews.

I have a been here a few times, I always get different things. There meat dishes are amazing. This is a must try for everyone. The service is excellent. The staff is ver accommodating and alert at all times. Ambiance is excellent. Great place for a date or have a nice meal with the family .

I didn't think there would be TWO Uzbekistani restaurants within 10 minutes of my home, but here we are. Bubala is a great place, but I might love this place more (when it comes to kebabs). Service here is clearly family owned and they take a lot of pride in what they do. Super nice, and for the most part, attentive without crowding. They serve ayrran and it had the right consistency to be liquidy but not soupy. The fresh tarragon they add in the mix is a nice touch. The meshkart salad was not something I've had before, but I really liked it! I've never had tongue sliced like vegetables, and it blends really well with the mayo like sauce and radishes. They give you a lot, so make sure you share it with someone else, or you might have leftovers. The fried liver appetizer is moist and has a nice charred outside. If you want like gamey meat, this wont change your mind at all. There were a couple of times that I had to eat a mouthful of raw onions to combat the offal taste in my nose. But that comes with the territory! The kebabs here are delicious! They were cooked to perfection, putting a lot of places I've been to shame in regards to how juicy it was! I got the beef and lamb kebab and both were excellent. The beef was a personal favorite because of how well they landed the texture in regards to cooking it. They serve it still on the metal skewers which is a nice touch, even if it does take up some room. When you order the kebab as a "plate", they give you a generous amount of pickles vegetables and rice. My girlfriend ordered the rack of lamb and I was a little jealous with how good it was. I thought Selda were the best with rack of lamb near my house, but Rokhat Grill may be top contender, if not better! Whoever that cook is should get a raise because they are cooking everything just right on their charcoal grills. Almost any meat dish here comes with a bed of pickled vegetables and rice. While you may be too full to eat every bite, they are still delicious and hold up pretty well as leftovers. This layered bread that felt like a mixture between paratha and focaccia. They cut it up for you, which is convenient, but it wasn't as soft as I would have hoped. When I took it home as leftovers, it was a lot better since I squirted some water in it and it did soften up. You get quite a bit of this bread, so don't be surprised on how filling it is. Ive been here twice within a month and both times were great. If youre in the mood for kebabs, this is the place to go in plano!

Solid Uzbek spot, with cute decor. 20oz ribeye is a must, along with any kebabs and I'm meaning any. From lamb to chicken everything was tender. Shurpa was more my preference over the lagman. But that doesn't mean the lagman wasn't good, it was so great! Did Togo so can't really say about service, seemed nice. Was little thrown off the service asked me for cash tip instead of card? But oh well now i know.

If you're craving a unique culinary experience, look no further than Rokhat Grill. Nestled in the heart of Plano, this gem offers a delightful introduction to the rich flavors of Central Asia. I found Rokhat's fusion of savory spices and tender meats both satisfying and accessible, while still preserving its authenticity. The standout dish for me was the Shashlik--skewered and grilled to perfection, with smoky, melt-in-your-mouth lamb that rivals any BBQ back home. Their Plov, a fragrant rice pilaf mixed with juicy lamb and vegetables, offers comfort food at its finest. Don't miss out on the Samsa, a delicious pastry filled with seasoned meat--reminiscent of an empanada but with its own bold flair. Portions are generous, making this spot a great value for families or group dinners. The flavors are bold yet balanced, so whether you're a spice lover or prefer more subtle dishes, there's something for everyone. The casual, welcoming atmosphere combined with warm hospitality makes Rokhat Grill an ideal spot for both adventurous eaters and those new to Central Asian cuisine. It's a must-visit if you're looking to expand your palate while still indulging in familiar comforts. I'll definitely be back for more! Update: The steak was probably the most juicy and tender meat I've ever had in my life. Don't miss out on the ribeye!!!

Everything we ordered here was delicious! Such good quality meat and seasoned to perfection. I really enjoyed the lagman soup and Marvarid kebab dish! Ribeye was huge and so so good! Can't go wrong with any of the dish - highly recommend exploring this gem!

Service is good. They were quick to help us. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and had plenty of seatings. The food is delicious as well. We shared two appetizers (lagman soup and samsa) and an entree (Uzbek plov) and enjoyed all 3 dishes.

Had lunch here and we enjoyed all the appetizers and dishes we ordered. We had a great waiter in the beginning and then it changed to being served by 3 waiters. This restaurant gets 3 stars from me because they added a 15% tip on the bill for a party of 4. When we paid, an employee we had not seen, came and said any additional tip is voluntary. We added one. Same employee came back saw we added an additional tip then said can you make that tip cash? Needless to say they didn't get an additional tip at all. That behavior put a bad taste in our mouth and ruined the entire experience. I wonder if the owners know that their servers are doing this!

If you want to get friendly and fast service fresh, tasty and amazing food go to this place. Love it!

Food looked good but didn't taste good. Was barely warm and not seasoned well. Sides were tiny. Service was bad, I would've asked for my meal to be heated somehow but waiter didn't return. Dining area was attractive and clean. Menu looked great but I with the flavor of the food and poor service I won't be returning.

Thank you for your interest ,sultan... Atmosphere is very good Food is delicious! I am grateful for everything

The wait time was a bit long, and the prices of the dishes reflect the price of halal meats, but the flavors were delicious and I would go here again with friends. Service was okay.

You have to be a very low IQ individual to not eat here. Very dumb, almost Liz Cheney levels of dumb. Many people are saying it was divine intervention when I dodged that bullet a few months ago but I have to tell you the truth. The truth is I heard someone to my left say "Sir! We're going to Rokhat for plov and kurutob!" so I turned my head because I wanted in. You might wonder what kurutob is. Elon says you have never heard of it because of the lying mainstream media and we know he's a smart guy, right? It's kind of like a salad and unlike Cacklin' Kamala's word salad, this is actually good. Maybe even the best. Trust me, I know Uzbek food more than anyone. I go to Uzbekistan and they all come up saying "How can we Uzbekistan great again, aqlli kelishgan apelsin odam?" That means smart handsome man, by the way. I just tell them to learn how to make their manti as good as the guys at Rokhat and they'll figure out the rest.

Talk about a comeback. Within the first few months of opening, the owner took feedback and put in honest work to bring the place from a dingy, inconsistent disappointment when I first went to what is now my first recommendation for anyone looking for BOTH halal fine dining and traditional Uzbek cuisine. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who works both in the front and back of the restaurant, on my most recent visit and he's clearly passionate about his culture AND his business. He's a hospitality lifer and he passes that on to his staff to make sure they make your whole experience enjoyable. It might not seem like it from the outside, but they're trying to create their own little slice of 5-star dining here in Plano. As for the food, they figured out what was wrong and fixed it. The grilled items are prepared to a succulent and smokey finish, steaks are tender and warm to the table, and breads are soft and easily shareable. Not to mention they go the extra mile to create presentations perfect for your Instagram. It's true quality from prep table to dining table. It's not often that you see restaurants with such bad starts make a comeback, much less to such a high degree of quality, but there's always the exception. If you're looking for Halal, Uzbek, Fine Dining or just plain good value food, stop on in!

The food is phenomenal. The service was great. The restaurant was hopping when we came in-- every seat was taken. Our group was really big and we had a nice private table that was large in the back of the restaurant. They have freshly made juices and a kind of yogurt drink as well, and Mexican coke and Fanta. There were so many options. Everyone loved their food. I.... Am enamored and will be back. Those short ribs were nothing short of divine. My son said it was the best steak he ever had in his life. I think that mushroom and potato side was where it was at as well. I didn't take a pic of the dumpling soup but it was so fresh and delicious and I would come just for that alone. If you want a steak place to go and just... revel in the delicious taste of the food, and leave happy.... Come here. I can't believe I have lived here 5 years before we found this place. So amazing.

We came for some authentic Uzbek food and were not disappointed. My favorite was Manti and Samsa. The kebabs were delicious as well and Kompot (fruit punch). The service was a bit slow, but the food was worth the wait. The large dining room can accommodate large crowds (there was 13 of us).

Wonderful Uzbek food with great ambiance. Restaurant is decorated with Uzbek and central Asian clothing and tapestries. We got the plov, samsa, and lagman noodles. Samsas had a juicy filling. They weren't the typical flaky ones (that are hard to execute) but did have a thin crispy layer. The lagman was loaded with veggies and flavor. Noodles were great. The plov rice was seasoned very well and oily in a good way. Beef was tender and very fragrant. Overall, very impressed and will be back to try again.

Uzbekistan cuisine has the best of the best cuts of halal meat that is perfectly spiced and grilled to perfection. The restaurant is very nice inside; service is very helpful. Highly, highly recommend. Loved the soft Uzbek music.

I found this place via a TikTok. We are not strangers to Russian / Uzbek food. We drove in 3 hours to eat here. Disappointed. Service was nonexistent. They tipped themselves 15% with no service (2 adults + 3 small children), which is wild to me. Food was very good. Took forever to come and offer to take the order. Never checked on us once order was placed. Did not ask us if we needed anything when they brought the food. I had to get up to get go boxes and order my kids dessert. Had to flag someone down to get the check. Drinks were cans of soda. No straws. No cups of ice. We did notice they were checking on other tables though. While the food was good, I will not be returning.

Authentic Uzbek pilav for sure it was soooo delicious there's no way you won't finish your meal. Portions are good too! Come in and give it a try. Turkish approved! Delicious halal food! Inside is very pretty too

Absolutely delicious! Samsas for appetizer, they brought about a tasty juice, and then the rack of lamb and ribeye were incredible. If you're looking for a quick lunch or a casual dinner, this place is it! Our server was attentive and polite, and made sure we had everything we could need.

Amazing ! Great steaks fresh meats and the flavors of Uzbekistan literally fall in your mouth, everything was delicious. The service was amazing and the food came out perfect, it is so instagrammable. This hidden gem is a must . I really enjoyed the food portions the cleanliness of the restaurant and the presentation of the food . The 20 oz ribeye was so juicy and well priced. This place is a must.

Small Mom and pop place that serves Uzbek cuisine. Services is polite but the food does take a while to come and mostly because it's all grilled. we had the ribeye steak, Napoleon kebab, short ribs, chicken kebab plate, chicken wings, manti appetizer, and hummus. Our favorites were the short ribs, hummus and rib eye steak. I didn't much care for the manti appetizer which are steamed meat dumplings, but my son liked them. Also, all the meat is Halal for those who eat halal.

Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: family style Free Kulchatoylar bread & rosemary butter Suzma Chicken Kebab Plate Lamb Kebab Plate Tandir Kebab Cornish Hen Uzbek Plov Loved the food here! The Kulchatoylar bread with rosemary bread was my absolute fave. Chicken kebab was JUICY and Smokey. Cornish Hen was juicy and flavorful. I loved ALL the food.

The service we experienced tonight was not just appalling, it was downright disrespectful. I'm convinced the servers working here have a deep hatred for their job and for the customers. They probably know that they get paid enough via gratuity anyways, so they have no reason to put in effort. There's no other explanation for how callous their attitudes were. There were several things that went wrong with our visit: we had to ask several times for enough plates, for menus, for water (apparently it's bottled water only), and even for silverware. On the note of silverware: we were given disposable plasticware, the kind you get at cheap takeout spots, despite every table around us getting cloth napkins and metal utensils. Completely unprofessional. After we initially ordered food, we waited an hour for our main course and had to ask several waiters where our food was. Apparently they forgot about it, since the food was lukewarm and clearly not fresh when it was finally served to us. The bill itself is sketchy because it's not even itemized. So you have no idea if they charge for water bottles or if the bill is correct without getting out a calculator and doing the math yourself. What kind of restaurant doesn't give you an itemized bill?! Even fast food places like Taco Bell do that! If management is reading these bad reviews, I sincerely hope they train their wait staff to do the bare minimum and at least pretend to care about good service. It doesn't matter how good the food is, if the customer leaves feeling insulted like we did.

Service was very bad and food was alright. The meat was super rubbery so I couldn't even eat that and it was $26!!!!

First time trying Uzbekistan's food. Flavor is okay but the dumpling flavor is too strong for me. Service was okay. They look a little lost when we enter the place but our server then help us with the menu since we did not know what to order at first. This place is unique. They have the decoration from Uzbekistan on the wall. Its definitely new experience.

This shop has a bad habit of not owning up to its mistakes. And thinking all the bad reviews are left by one person. I had a terrible experience here with my family. My mothers platter had yogurt UNDER the vegetables. The yogurt was not visible on the outside. It was only found halfway through my mom eating the food. There was no yogurt on any of the other plates either, only inside the metal cup. We tried to call the restaurant the next day to let them know as we did not want to make a scene especially since my father has owned restaurants in the past as well and knows what it is like to be a restaurant owner. We were concerned vegetables from other customers plates were being reused. The response of the restaurant was baffling. They did not want to own up to their mistake. First they said this was a mistake during food preparation and sometimes things fall onto the dish while making it. But if this is the case shouldnt you NOT SERVE that dish and instead remake the dish???? Then later they claim this was not true and claim my review is fake from someone named "alex". I do not live in dallas, i have no reason to make fake reviews. I was told my many friends to go here and it seemed well reviewed. Maybe people like the food here but our experience was bad. The food was mediocre at best. Here is a picture of my plate not my moms. One small skewer and stale rice. Go to al baghdady restaurant you will get more for your money.

First time here and we loved it! We had dumpling soup, the ground beef kabob plate and steak. All of it was exceptional! We plan on coming back with friends.

Ever since we moved back to the states from Saudi, BBQ has never been the same. The quality of the meat and the way it's cooked is unmatched there and I have been struggling to find something as good in the States. Rokhat grill finally gave me that experience, it was 9.5 s/10 for me. Overall this place is a bit pricey, but halal meat of this quality is going to be expensive either way and the restaurant is pretty "fancy." I would highly recommend this place for special occasions. ------------ We all shared the mix grill platter and it was delicious when fresh. The meat was tender, flavorful, and juicy. I'd rate this platter a 10/10. The only thing that was a bit dry were the little meat pinwheels. Even the fried and veggies tasted good in the meat juices . We also shared the Lagman lamb soup and the dumpling soup. The lamb soup was very hearty, almost a full meal. It also was not as good as other things, it had a very strong taste, 8/10. The dumpling soup was delicious and I would highly recommend it, 10/10. For dessert we had the creme brulee, which was the disappointment of the night. It tasted burned and the topping was weirdly not crunchy, 6/10. I definitely want to come back and try the burgers and steaks. What I saw on other people's tables looked so good .

taom mazali edi! Men o'zbek restoraniga birinchi marta borayapman va men juda xursandman. atmosfera juda yaxshi edi va ofitsiant ham ajoyib edi! ovqat tezda chiqdi va hayratlanarli darajada mazali edi!

The kabobs are delightful but their Qurtob... is phenomenal! Just a true textural treasure: Crunchy cucumbers, ripe tomatoes, thinly sliced onion, herbs on herbs on herbs, over a cool yogurty base draped over flaky crusts of flat bread and finished with a drizzle of flavored sesame oil and I'm pretty sure I still missed somethings. The last few times we went they had sold out and though their kabobs are sure to please any meatlover... I do hope they keep this dish on their menu. Its one of those dishes you cant get anywhere and makes this place a gem, truly. GET IT. You are welcome in advance!

Omg this is our go to place for dinner. Their ribeye steak is just amazing. We always have to have an order of their ribeye and their chicken kabab. Their pulao is a little to the sweeter side. Probably won't ever do that except the one time we did. Service is a little slow. But at the end of it it's all worth it when the food arrives. Their punch actually wasn't bad however we just got a little taster but wouldn't mind ordering it for the table. Their bread, meats and everything is just simply YUM

Excellent food. The plov is probably the best dish here, it just does everything right and is very filling.

This place has amazing food no doubt, we got the family platter that feeds 3-4 people, that was delicious. Meat was cooked well and portions were big. We also had the bread and hummus both were decent. The ambiance is cute and feels very homey. The service was very slow, drinks were forgotten, he didn't come back for 20 min after giving us the bill, than again 20 min to pick it back up, we eventually had to get up and go pay it. Otherwise amazing

Excellent ground beef kebabs - i would say best in town - Service was solid but took a while to get the bill. definitely recommend to others - Decor and ambiance was solid . All the boys enjoyed the food

The best shish kebabs in the area. I also recommend potato with mushrooms and samsi, their salads are tasty too. I went there 3 times, once for the most delicious BD party. The food was fresh and super good every time. Now when it's getting colder I will stop by for lunch and try their soups!

Food is excellent. Service is good but could be better. The cleanliness is similar to most ethnic restaurants but could be better as well. The food overcomes the little drawbacks so it gets a 5 star from me.

Amazing food and friendly staff. Highly recommend trying their appetizers and the mid grill. The tea was very good too.

I was so excited when my husband found this place across from the dive shop. I was unaware that I needed Uzbekistan food in my life...but I did. Lovely spot and you can tell the put effort into the decor and set up. It appears to be a family place and everyone was nice and helpful, terrific service. We wanted to try everything and I wish there were more of us so that we could have sampled more. The dumpling soup is comfy and feels like home the way a soup should. Delicious tortellini sized meat dumplings. The pickled vegetables plate is a must...my daughter wanted it for the pickled onions and we would up eating the whole thing...even my tomato adverse husband was scooping them onto the pita and hummus. They elevate each bite. Ground lamb kebab was crunchy and juicy in the right places and had a great texture and flavor. The Manti dumplings were amazing as were the Samsa pastry. Both filled with ground meat and onions...simply flavorful and delicious. Various sauces and a Kompat drink of juices rounded out this satisfying and unique meal. If you need to drive across the whole town to eat here...do it. You will not be disappointed. Thank you for a lovely meal...we will be back!

Great very delicious food and great service! I always stop by when I am in Dallas because really good kebab,steak and salads are always great very tasty! I highly recommend this restaurant. Fresh and 100% Halal food! Atmosphere is amazing decorated really nice! Thanks for great food and great hospitality!

The most amazing Uzbek restaurant we have ever eaten at!! The food is so delicious, refreshing and super healthy. Must tries are the Uzbek Pulao, Sherpa soup and the Shakarob Rokhat salad. The kebabs are so juicy and flavorful. Thoroughly enjoyed everything and highly recommend this place for their kind hospitality. A very special thanks to Shakhnoza and Shakhzod for taking such good care of us! Would give it higher than a 10/10 if I could.

First visit today. Even with a mishap on the order it was still great. Really great, kind service. Shish tawook was super tender. The Nowrooz salad was large for $14 and enough 3 can share as appetizer for sure. It does come with crumbled eggs which the menu doesn't list, but would be good for lunch by itself. The steak my guest ordered looks really good too. The Napoleon Kabob cooked in lamb tallow was also made with care & cooked perfectly.

Great place for Uzbek and also non-Uzbek food. If you like meat and fish and chicken then this is the place to go. The service is great and they are very responsive. They have a DJ on some nights as well if you're looking for a fun night.

This is an excellent family restaurant. Good atmosphere and great food. If you like central Asian food this place is a must. The service is friendly and prompt.

Really enjoyed this traditional Uzbeki restaurant. The food was very delicious and my dish was a giant portion. The service was good and friendly. We enjoyed tasting new food from a country we've been wanting to visit but haven't been able to yet. Highly recommend this delicious and unique food!

I wish I had taken pictures of the food before we started eating!! So delicious. We ordered pickled veggies and meat pastries Gijda Samsa for appetizers. Uzbek stamped bread too. For our mains we had Tandir beef kabob, Manti meat dumplings and traditional Plov rice w meat. Everything was freshly prepared and delicious. All of it came out quickly.

Great food and service. We had plov and manti. Highly recommend. Will definitely come back.

This place is amazing!!! We got the lagman, the Uzbek plov, and the rack of lamb. The lagman has an incredibly rich broth, and the texture between the noodles and the vegetables was perfect. Really great mix of savory and fresh flavors. The plov has real comfort food vibes. The vegetables are perfectly flavored to be delicious without disguising what they are, and the lamb had the perfect amount of tooth. The rack of lamb came out after we had pretty much polished off the other dishes, and we were worried we would be too full to eat much of it, but that didnt turn out to be much of a problem. The sear and seasoning on the lamb was fantastic. It came with a red sauce that I dunked the fries into thinking it was ketchup -- it was not ketchup lol, but some type of very thin and refreshing tomato sauce. Also really loved the pickled slaw it came with, and found myself eating it long after I said I was done. My only negative is I could have used a carafe of water at the table, it's pretty hot in there. The service is a bit abrupt but that's honestly a plus for us. Very much enjoyed our food and we are hoping next time to exercise enough restraint to have room for dessert. A nearby table had something with berries that looked really good. I did not remember to take any pictures because I was too busy falling on my food like a starving animal, but the decor has some really interesting fiber arts and traditional clothing on the walls. It looks very fancy inside but the vibe is very family friendly.

Great food , very delicious steaks and burgers. They're a hidden gem in Dallas, a must try.