Indian Restaurants in Tashkent 2026: Where to Eat Indian Food

October 21, 2026

Quick answer: Tashkent has a handful of Indian restaurants, and the Curry House (42 Ivliev Street) is the one most travellers and reviewers recommend, including for vegetarian dishes such as paneer, palak paneer and vegetable curry. Other names that appear in listings include Ragu and Brham Ji. Hours and menus change, so check Google Maps before you go. For fully vegetarian meals, Eco Cafe is a vegetarian and vegan option, though it is not Indian.

One of the first questions Indian travellers ask about Uzbekistan is about food. The good news is that Tashkent is the most vegetarian-friendly city in the country, and there are several Indian restaurants. This guide tells you where to look and how to make eating easy on a trip, without promising menus or prices that may have changed.

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Indian restaurants in Tashkent

  • Curry House – Area: 42 Ivliev Street; Why travellers pick it: Most frequently recommended; vegetarian options include veg pakora, palak paneer and vegetable curry

  • Ragu – Area: 57 Osiyo Street, Kiyot area; Why travellers pick it: Large menu listed at over 150 dishes, including vegetarian choices

  • Brham Ji – Area: 90a Nukus Street; Why travellers pick it: Known for a low-priced buffet, plus delivery and catering

Restaurant details come from recent traveller sources and can change. Confirm the address, opening hours and menu on Google Maps or 2GIS before you go.

If you are vegetarian

  • Tashkent is generally easier for vegetarians than other Central Asian cities: most restaurants offer salads, vegetable dishes, bread, soups and samsa.

  • Say 'no meat' clearly, including meat broths, since some soups and rice dishes are cooked with meat.

  • Eco Cafe serves exclusively vegetarian and vegan food, if your group wants a fully vegetarian meal (it is not Indian).

  • Fresh bread, fruit and dried fruit from the bazaars are easy, cheap fallback meals.

Tips for Indian travellers

  • Tell your hotel about dietary needs when you book; breakfast is often included and many hotels will adjust it.

  • Carry a few snacks and tea or coffee for long sightseeing days and train journeys.

  • Ask your driver or guide for a restaurant suggestion near your sightseeing route to avoid long detours.

  • Cards work in most restaurants in Tashkent, but keep some local currency for bazaars and small cafes.

Make food part of your trip plan

Our 4-night, 5-day Tashkent package starts from ₹25,999 per person on twin sharing (₹51,998 for two adults, excluding GST) with the visa included, and a stay at the 4-star Level Hotel Tashkent with breakfast. Tell us your dietary needs when you enquire and we will plan around them. See the Tashkent tour package, our Uzbekistan tour package guide and the Uzbekistan visa guide.

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Frequently asked questions

Are there Indian restaurants in Tashkent?

Yes. Curry House, Ragu and Brham Ji are among the Indian restaurants that appear most often in traveller listings. Check hours and menus before you go.

Is Tashkent good for vegetarians?

It is the most vegetarian-friendly city in Uzbekistan. Ask clearly for no meat, including in soups and rice dishes.

Is there a fully vegetarian restaurant in Tashkent?

Eco Cafe is reported as the only restaurant serving exclusively vegetarian and vegan food. It is not Indian.

Can my hotel cater to Indian dietary needs?

Many hotels will adjust breakfast if you tell them in advance. Mention your needs when you book.

Does the Tashkent package include meals?

The package includes hotel breakfast. Message us with your dietary needs and we will plan your days around them.

Last updated: 21 October 2026.

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