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[Bukhara] Recommended restaurant with great terrace!

Introducing a recommended restaurant in Bukhara, Uzbekistan♪ 《Old Bukhara》🍴 This place has a great view and the interior is cute, so I recommend it❤️ I ate too much at breakfast, so I took a lunch break and ate a little, but I wanted to try other things🤤lol The tableware in Uzbekistan is really cute, and this restaurant was cute too😻 Uzbek beer Sarbast is 25,000 USZ (about 300 yen) *The color of the two beers is slightly different because I ordered lite and special! Uzbekistan is unusual for a region with a large Muslim population, and is tolerant of alcohol🍻 So you can drink beer even during the day😉 Including mantu, the total was 86,250 UZS. (Approx. 1,040 yen in Japanese yen / rate as of November 2024) *15% service charge applies #Overseas travel record #Uzbekistan #Bukhara #bukhara
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Bukhara | Street Samarkand 3, Bukhara 200100, Uzbekistan
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