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10 Best Food & Drink Tours In Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan's classics.

The 10 food & drink tours travellers book most across Uzbekistan, with what each one involves, who runs it and what it costs.

10 Best Food & Drink Tours In Uzbekistan

Tashkent: Uzbek Culture, Food, Crafts & Pottery Masterclass

Tashkent: Uzbek Culture, Food, Crafts & Pottery Masterclass - Shopping With a Guide: Bargaining Help Without the Awkwardness

1.Tashkent: Uzbek Culture, Food, Crafts & Pottery Masterclass

Most Popular 5.0

Tashkent craft walk and pottery masterclass with Uzbek lunch. Learn Silk Road stories, bargain for souvenirs, and make a ceramic piece.

“We really enjoyed this tour! Julia taught us so much about traditonal Uzbek culture and crafts and also what modern day life is like. She was also happy to share her personal experiences of moving to and joining an Uzbek family as a foreigner, which was super interesting! The pottery class was amazing, the craftsman…”

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Tashkent Vegan Street Food Tour

Tashkent Vegan Street Food Tour - Getting the flow: timing, walking, and what to expect

2.Tashkent Vegan Street Food Tour

5.0

A 4-hour vegan street food tour of Tashkent’s old-town bazaars and city markets, led by Akmal, ending with vegan Central Asian comfort.

“Pleasant vegan tour in Tashkent at the beginning of our Uzbek trip. It gave me the opportunity to visit nice markets and get introduced to tasty vegan food, which is so hard to find in Uzbekistan.”

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Wine Tasting Tour in Samarkand

Wine Tasting Tour in Samarkand - Getting Picked Up: The Easiest Part of Your Evening

3.Wine Tasting Tour in Samarkand

4.0

A short Samarkand evening wine tour with hotel pickup, Uzbek wine and cognac tastings, and a quick museum stop at Hovrenko.

“The guide was very friendly and knowledgeable but didn’t give any history to the wine. She explained the grape and the alcohol percentage but no further information. Tour lasted around 40 minutes. At the end only one of the bottles of wine was able to purchase not our favourite.”

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Tashkent Walking & Food Tour: Highlights + Local Flavors

Tashkent Walking & Food Tour: Highlights + Local Flavors - What You’re Really Buying for $25: Guide time, not tourist shortcuts

4.Tashkent Walking & Food Tour: Highlights + Local Flavors

5.0

A 3–4 hour Tashkent walk with metro art, major squares, Hazrati Imam sights, and Chorsu Bazaar bites, led by local guides for $25.

“I enjoyed my walking tour of Tashkent during my first hours in Uzbekistan. Asrorbek was very knowledgeable and presented lots of interesting facts and history in a clear and understandable way. It was a great way to begin my trip!”

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cooking traditional food in Samarkand with local people

cooking traditional food in Samarkand with local people - Siab Bazaar on Your Time: Shopping for Uzbek Ingredients

5.cooking traditional food in Samarkand with local people

4.8

Cook Uzbek favorites with a Samarkand family, shop Siab Bazaar, then bake bread in a tandir and share a real village lunch.

“We had such a great time at our guide’s place. She showed us around her garden full of fruit trees and taught us how to cook plov, the local specialty. It was such a fun and meaningful experience.”

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With John Private Tashkent city & Food tour

With John Private Tashkent city & Food tour - Stop 1: Ensemble Hazrati Imam, old streets, and madrassahs you’ll recognize fast

6.With John Private Tashkent city & Food tour

5.0

A private Tashkent city and food tour with John: bazaars, pilaf and bread, metro stations, monuments, plus flexible tasting choices.

“It has been an amazing experience. John picked us up and showcase the real Tashkent. We had an amazing experience and highly recommend him as very professional tourist guide.”

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Food tour in Tashkent

Food tour in Tashkent - Early Tastings: Plov, Lagman, Manti, and Shashlik on the Same Route

7.Food tour in Tashkent

4.7

4-hour Tashkent food tour with plov and shashlik tastings, Chorsu Bazaar, and Besh Qozon pilaf center. Small group, lunch included.

“The guide had a lot to say, but his knowledge of food and spices was limited. We went to the main the market, which was nice and had some kebabs, then the next two places were essentially chain fast food restaurants then a very touristy plof place.”

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Ten Bites Adventure Food Tour in Tashkent

Ten Bites Adventure Food Tour in Tashkent - Chorsu Bazaar: snacks, shopping energy, and learning what you’re seeing

8.Ten Bites Adventure Food Tour in Tashkent

5.0

Taste Uzbek classics on a 4-hour private walk in Tashkent. Chorsu Bazaar and Kukeldash Madrasah stops with guide Tatiana.

“The best food tour I have tried, Tatiana is a great host. Well organized tour, well picked food that actually shows how people live. Shes also very thoughtful and attentive, took good care of guests. We didnt get to finish the last restaurant in the morning because of time, and she spared more time at…”

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Food tour in Tashkent

Food tour in Tashkent - Early Tastings: Plov, Lagman, Manti, and Shashlik on the Same Route

9.Food tour in Tashkent

5.0

4-hour Uzbek food tour in Tashkent with pickup, small group, Chorsu Bazaar, somsa, manti, and a plov lunch for $99.

“Our guide was accommodating and shared interesting stories about himself and life in Uzbekistan. He bought us to some great spots to sample yummy Uzbek foods. However, if you read the fine print, the tour only covers the last meal aRead more”

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Tashkent Food and Metro Journey

Tashkent Food and Metro Journey - Besh Qozon Plov Center: classic Uzbek pilaf with the kazan-pot style

10.Tashkent Food and Metro Journey

5.0

Eat Uzbek plov and snacks at Chorsu Bazaar, then ride the art-filled Tashkent Metro and finish at Besh Qozon for classic pilaf.

“Julia and Yusef were really prompt in responding and helpful in the lead up to the tour, answering questions and offering great advise. We had a private tour for just our family of four (with our 9 and 7 year old). They met us from the hotel with Read more”

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