Kazakhstani restaurant

Crazy lovely Central Asian restaurant hidden away in the bowels of an unlovely hotel... Great Georgian and Kazakh food (not that I'm an expert, but I have had it before on a number of occasions) and huge portions.. Staff are friendly and welcoming and they have live music every Friday and Saturday night.. What's not to love!

Small quiet and cosy place to enjoy a meal. Food was excellent, very friendly staff. The belly dancing was good but show wasn't very long. Would recommend to others

I had never eaten Uzbeki/Kazakh/kyrgyz food and stopped here on a whim. The inside is very big although it is a long way back from the street. The staff were very friendly and helpful. One man in particular joked with us and made us feel like he cared about us and our experience. The food was good and very tasty. I didn't know what to expect but actually the tastes were familiar and good. The portions were a good size and beer, starters and mains came to £40. I would definitely come back.

The owner and the staff are super friendly. All speak Russian. I was not too convinced by the food. The plov was almost bland. However, it’s quite cozy there. I like fact that you can enjoy your food while sitting on the floor.

The lady server, Olga, Your hostess at Pasha's will make You feel very welcome.The food is very nice and well presented. Alas..DO NOT GO ANYWHERE NEAR THE COCKTAILS.They are rubbish - they all taste the same and the ingredients are cheap and do not even match what's on the menu. Stay away.Stick with wine and Baltika Russian beer.Pasha Restaurant (check the pics) looks good enough for a pasha. Exploring my Central Asian origins, I find that the cuisine is very pleasing (Grandad would have loved) and the menu so extensive that through kebabs, shashliks, dumplings, onto borshch via sushi and tempura it reaches as far as Japan. The food is really good.The music matches the interiors and You can meet here some interesting characters, like a Kazakh forensic scientist, a Russian teacher, a Blonde Turkish drag queen on the arm of a Jamaican herbalist..a Ukrainian painter.. and if You are that way inclined, You could enjoy some social, political discussions, even talk about Eurovision, Turkish vision and Soviet history, Stalin, Borat and the alphabets used in ex USSR and art and love. Talk about love and art if You wish..The place is quiet, romantic, for cameral tete a tetes. Many love stories started here...just relax on the cushions under the two swans and let Your imagination run wild..On Saturdays there is belly dancing..

Gorgeous interior infused with central Asian design. Decent food adaptoed to the Western taste buds.

Amazing service and a wonderful Sushi experience . With live music and belly dance....never see anything like this place in london. If you are Sushi lover you must try this , if you love central Asian cuisine than you MUST TRY THIS PLACE . THE ONLY AND ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU FIND EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOFS. #privateparty , #turkishspa .

We came there to experience Central Asian cuisine. It was in the evening. And how impressive it was when we entered and were offered to remove our shoes and sit on the extension of the floor covered with traditional carpets. It made us feel so special. The atmosphere was incredible. We felt like we were in Central Asia. The food was delicious. Desert I have never tasted anything like this. If you like different cuisine and completely unusual experiences you will fall in love with this place. Simply delicious. Thank you.

First of all, despite booking ahead and calling to check the booking, when we arrived we were told that there wasn't a booking for us. Secondly, it took far too long to be brought menus or to have our order taken. There was one competent member of staff but that was it. The main courses themselves were not particularly tasty or special, but the starters were reasonable. The place itself was in an odd hotel, down numerous passages. The atmosphere was embarrassingly awkward due to the relative emptiness of the restaurant.

The traditional Uzbek meals are lovely, especially samsa and dumplings were very delicious there. National decorations also can make you feel a bit like home, not much just a little bit.