Farg'ona Restaurants

There are for sure several options to grab food or to dine in Ferghana.
First of all, you can get almost everything from snacks to shasklyk on the bazaar.
If you want to dine in style, you can have lunch or dinner at Hotel Asia, as I did have twice (well, one lunch, one dinner), as I stayed there.
Southeast of the bazaar is also a nice chaikhana with good shasklyk. Prices here were around 2.500 sum for shasklyk and soft drink. Oh, be aware that you usually get a bottle, once you order soft drinks, mostly 1,5 litres. They also serve beer, the usual Baltica. The Sibirskaya in my photo was served in the hotel – lovely beer by the way (haha, extra tip for Richie and D, if they make it to Uzbekistan one day J).

Lonely Planet also mentioned Restaurant Saran, run by a Korean guy and Askiya Café, but the Korean one I didn’t find (maybe too blind?)and the café was always closed (August 2006), it might be open by now.

Favorite Dish: Thanks Paul Paul (Ekahau) for a very interesting comment about Korean food - for Ferghana and Central Asia :-)

The home of the Korean carrot salad of Uzbekistan. Stalin moved them here from around Vladivostok. All over central asia even Tyva the Koreans are growing and sell vegs very good stuff.