Uzbek food comes from the Silk Road: rice plov cooked with meat and carrots, hand-pulled lagman noodles, steamed manti dumplings and flaky samsa.
Vancouver got its first Uzbek eatery in 2025. It is still the only one we could verify, so this guide features one.
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We only list places whose menu is mainly Uzbek, checked against local press including Vancouver Magazine and Vancouver Is Awesome.
Hours follow the mall's food court, so confirm before you go.
A halal counter-service spot in the International Village food court and Vancouver's only Uzbek eatery.
What to order: Uzbek plov, plus manti or lagman.
Why it made the list: So popular with the Uzbek diaspora that people drive in from the suburbs, says Vancouver Magazine.
Address: 88 W Pender St, Vancouver | Price: $
Home to Tashkent.
Yes, Tashkent in the International Village Mall food court.
Yes.
Uzbekistan's national rice dish, cooked with meat and carrots.
Spring 2025.
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