LAZA Ouzbek Cuisine - Djeddah - لازا مطعم أوزبكي Non réclamés

I was really looking forward to trying some authentic ‘Uzbeki Pulao’ so we quickly browsed through the menu and decided to order, 1. ‘Osh Plov Meat’ - SR. 59 (Medium) & SR. 89 (Large) 2. ‘Chuchvara’ - SR. 45 (Medium) & SR. 65 (Large) The ‘Chuchvara’ is a popular dumpling dish filled with meat and condiments lending its flavour to the dough and served on a bed of a tomato based sauce and a spoonful of yogurt. Make sure to scoop it all up together to truly relish this wonderful dumpling dish. This was my first time trying ‘Osh Plov Meat’ and I must say it was all that I had hoped for. There are 2 rice variants used and it is packed with subtle flavours from the meat, raisins, carrots and chickpeas. The lamb is soft to the touch and breaks apart with very little effort and combined with the rice, this is a deadly combination. I cannot stress how important it is that you try this dish. I would also like to thank the staff for the complimentary Uzbeki bread, Laza sauce and picked veggies and a further discount off the total bill. This is worth every penny that I paid for.

So finally visited the Uzebk Cuisine Lazza with a friend Our order was Osh Rice Plov with Beef, Chicken Sai, Noon Uzbek Bread and Samsa served with complementary Tea. Place was not crowded and it was peaceful, ambience was great with two kinds of seating. food taste was good, service was very good. so if you are looking to change taste for your taste buds try this place.

Food was delicious, I liked meat quality and cooking style it’s cooked perfectl. Usually this kind of food used to cooked well done but our cuts looked medium well with beautiful pink colour. Thanks ☺️

Cool Ambience and experience, decent food. An upscale Bukhari place, don't expect exotic flavors. Beware of that spicy sauce, it's extremely hot. 7.5/10

We've seen many ads for this Uzbekistani restaurant, and we've got one discount for it so we've came to try it. First they serve the complementary sides such as bread, pickles, laza, cardamom tea. They were really a promising start 5/5. Now to our order: Samsa 4/5, the crust is amazing but the ground meat inside isn't high quality. Manti 2/5, disappointing as the dough is dry and gummy and the filling isn't seasoned and the meat again has some chewy pieces. Chichvara 4/5, tasty and has a sour yogurt but it was a small smudge on the plate we couldn't enjoy it. Dolma 3/5, stuffed with meat and rice, same low quality meat and low seasoning issue, and covered with bland milk or yogurt. Osh plov with beef 4/5, the meat is tender and the rice is flavorful. Lagman noodle 5/5, homemade noodles in flavorful veggies broth, the only dish everybody agreed it was the best. Salad 3/5, fried eggplant with colorful peppers and wedges of tomatoes, low on dressing but acceptable. Kuta sai 2/5, dried meatballs on stew, very expensive for a small portion that isn't even very good. Overall, the food needs more seasoning and attention to details. One of the service wasn't very professional and gave us a hard time. If i ever think of coming back, I would just for the lagman.