Uzbegim

Restaurant · Leytonstone

Uzbegim

Restaurant · Leytonstone

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13 Church Ln, Bushwood, London E11 1HG, United Kingdom

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Authentic Uzbek cuisine, plov, shashlik, fresh naan, warm atmosphere  

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13 Church Ln, Bushwood, London E11 1HG, United Kingdom Get directions

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13 Church Ln, Bushwood, London E11 1HG, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 8057 7777
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The 11 Best Restaurants In Leyton & Leytonstone - London - The Infatuation

"There are 52 lanterns in Uzbegim’s cocoon of a dining room. Actually, we just plucked that number out of thin air, because although their lantern count definitely falls within the department-store-lighting-display threshold, your priority at this easy breezy Uzbek-meets-Uyghur restaurant should always first and foremost be the laghman. These hand-pulled noodles have the bounce of someone on their fourth espresso of the day. Park yourself in front of the TV after work to natter with the banter-ready staff and toe-tap along to old Sting music videos while nursing some chewy, bulbous manti and those must-order noodles." - heidi lauth beasley

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Uzbegim - Review - Leytonstone - London - The Infatuation

"Just around the corner from Leytonstone station, Uzbegim is an easy breezy Uzbek-meets-Uyghur restaurant and your priority here should be the laghman. These hand-pulled noodles are long enough to start python paternity rumours and have the bounce of someone on their fourth espresso of the day. Thankfully, this is the kind of place where no one bats an eye at unabashed noodle slurping. It’s a homey, cocoon of a restaurant with enough lanterns to pass the department-store-lighting-display threshold and a runway counter that suits some of our favourite forms of transitory dining behaviour. Say, stopping by for a natter with the banter-ready staff and a grab-and-go portion of hearty, herby beef stew at lunchtime, or parking yourself in front of the TV after work to toe-tap along to old Sting music videos while nursing some chewy, bulbous manti and those must-order noodles. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute Food Rundown Manti We’ve had an easier time pausing a Pringles session than stopping ourselves from leaning in for another bite of these meat parcels. The filling, a combination of hearty beef, onions, and light, tingly spices, is a comfort-first medley but it’s the tender, steamed dough wrappers that make for meditative chewing. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Traditional Uzbek Laghman Chew factor is Uzbegim’s speciality and these noodles are their jaw workout calling card. You can opt for chicken, lamb, or beef as the noodles’ meat sidekick, but we’d opt for the latter so it can soak up the aromatic peppery sauce. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch" - Heidi Lauth Beasley

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Svetlana S

Google
Nice place, worth to travel. Close parking is Aldi and train station, both 2 min walk. One thing to mention is food is served in one go, some dishes will cool down before you start eating. But all food is delicious, tastes like family meal.

Usman Arshad

Google
Surprisingly, the salad was actually better than what I’ve had at most Turkish spots. We got the mixed grill — yeah, it’s a bit on the pricey side at £60, but honestly, it can easily feed 3-4 people. The chicken and kebabs? Absolutely banging. The chips were kind of addictive too. The lamb and chops didn’t really pack much of a punch flavour-wise, but they were still cooked well. Tried the Uzbek pilau was really nice especially the meat on top, the portion looked small but was filling and heavy. Couldn't even finish it. The kompot (traditional Uzbek juice) was a standout super refreshing and way better than grabbing a fizzy drink. Overall, loved the atmosphere. Prices are a bit high, but if you’re in the mood for something different, it’s worth checking out.

Alex Sheta

Google
Amazing lunch, the fave was probably the meat with rice and the crispy aubergine salad. The salad being the highlight, wow so crispy and fresh with a delicious dressing. The flavours were so good and always wanted to try this cuisine. Definitely going to be coming back

K Ben

Google
First time in an Uzbek restaurant, surprisingly lovely flavours! The cuisine is simply delicious and full of flavour, full of colours! Highly recommend the beef stroganoff and the crispy aubergine salad. The orange juice was amazing too.

Hamid Mahmood

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The Uzbegim restaurant is a nice Uzbek restaurant in the heart of Leytonstone. The food is nice and authentic Uzbek. They serve Gaza Cola as an alternative to Ge-cide Cola. It is on the pricey side but okay for the family and there is nice Turkic decor.

Mahdi Salehi

Google
Absolutely delicious Uzbek food with authentic flavors and generous portions. Every dish was perfectly prepared — the plov was rich and tender, the dumplings were full of flavor, and the pastries were fresh and flaky. The tea with fruits was a beautiful touch and paired wonderfully with the meal. Special thanks to the owner and the staff for their warm hospitality and kind service. They made us feel truly welcome and added to the overall wonderful experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy real Central Asian cuisine!

Pabz B

Google
This was my first time trying Uzbek cuisine, and this spot was a great little find - especially before my upcoming trip through Central Asia so a great little taster of what I can expect. Decorated quite minimally, it’s not a fancy place or the best looking restaurant but you’re really only coming here for the gastronomy experience. The restaurant serves proper authentic dishes at reasonable prices, with generous portion sizes. Quite meat heavy with few vegetarian dishes but I suppose that sums up Uzbek cuisine. We ordered about four dishes to share, and while the food wasn’t entirely to my personal taste, it was definitely a worthwhile experience to try something new and traditional, saying that however, my friends loved the food here and a couple of them had been here before and wanted us to try it because they were so impressed with the food when they came. The meats were perfectly cooked, though I found it little lacking in salt and flavour - though that could just be personal preference. The Plov, a classic Uzbek dish, was rich and full of flavour - definitely the highlight and one I’d highly recommend; though I could’ve had the rice on its own without the meat, which I mostly left uneaten. The crispy aubergine salad was another standout - so unique and unlike anything I’ve had before. The service was excellent; the waiters were friendly, helpful, and made great recommendations for first-timers like us. This place deserves to be busier than it is. If you’re curious about trying authentic Uzbek cuisine, it’s well worth a visit.

STASKA S

Google
Top service! Food simply delicious! Various traditional dishes to choose from and each one of them will not disappoint. The interior of the restaurant was beautifully decorated, handcrafted pieces. Has an outside seating and inside. They have a pastry bit on the outside also. Waiters are proud to serve their dishes and that’s what makes the experience truly authentic. Worth a visit!