Tea house Mirza Boshi

I stayed in Khiva for around a week and ate here several times. The food was very tasty and the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. I liked the spacious surroundings and the decor, which is quite grand and elegant. Staff were very professional too. It was a great place for a leisurely meal, and would be a lovely stop for tea and cake as well.

We took the cooking class of Shivit Osh, the traditional dill infused noodles, here. You can book it through Get Your Guide. We had so much fun and were really enjoying the class. In the end we even went to the kitchen of the restaurant and cooked everything. The best thing is you get to eat all that you made yourself. Veggie option is possible. Loved it. Thanks so much! In total it took around 1 hour + the time of eating. They kindly served tea and a salad with the dish. Great taste and extremely loving people!

It's a lovely place with nice decor and good food. We were served very promptly and the menu had a great variety to it. Prices are a bit high but it’s the standards in Khiva. All told, it was a good option in the old town centre, I'd happily recommend it.

“Tea house” is def a misnomer. It’s a straight-up restaurant lol! I had the pumpkin manti with sour cream and pumpkin soup (at least 2 of the veg options). Very good manti although a little light on the pumpkin stuffing but great sour cream and I got more when I asked. Tasty and thick pumpkin soup but could use some pepper. VERY very popular place and extensive menu. Accepts card.

Food was nothing special some bits were okey other not so. The fries were so salty it was almost inedible. The service was quite good, however, it would be nice to be warned what is not available. We order 3 mins later we are told they don't have it then order something else and again didn't have it. Not terrible place but definitely room for improvement.

We came here after reading different reviews in different places. I was annoyed that everywhere in the city they don't bring you a menu with prices. However, this was not the case in this place. The prices themselves are higher than other cities and I consider it fair considering the location. Food was nice and service was quick and kind. Highly appreciated also the live music

Service was slow. The food was bland. Prices are high, and it is packed with large tour groups. The only good aspect about the Tapas restaurant is that the view from the terrace is excellent. Four kinds of boiled dumplings - bland and cold. Stuffed vegetables with meat and rice - average. We asked for stuffed eggplant, and they forgot to add it. Go to the Tapas restaurant terrace for a tea or coffee, and enjoy the view. Skip the food.

Amazing atmosphere with friendly waiters and serving staff. I walked into a restaurant teeming with tourists at 9pm but the food came fast within 15 min and the taste was good generally. The lagman is a little softer than those I ate in Tashkent but the manti is fantastic, with just the right amount of thickness for its dough.