Platan - Samarkand

Coffee, Cheese, Soup

Platan

Platan
2.9 / 5 (15 reviews)

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Last update: 08.06.2026 from: Homebody

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★ 2.9 / 5 from 15 reviews
homebody
07.05.2024

There are very limited options available at this restaurant, with a heavy focus on tomato and cucumber salad. In addition to various salads, many of which contain cheese or beef, there are also grilled vegetables and rice available as sides. The portion of grilled vegetables consisted of five slices of eggplant, mushroom, and pepper. The white rice was decent. The bean appetizer was tasty, but overall, the menu lacks variety. Meat lovers may enjoy the offerings here, and there is a selection of wine, beer, and liquor available.

carolynyvonne
07.05.2024

The restaurant has a lovely ambiance and the waiter was very accommodating, explaining the menu and suggesting dishes that could be made vegan by omitting the beef. He also informed me that the bread contains milk and the potatoes have butter. We enjoyed two delicious meals with excellent service in a beautiful setting. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. We had a two-course meal for two with wine, which came to about £29 with the service included.

artem10
07.05.2024

While Uzbek cuisine is typically not very veggie/vegan-friendly, Platan in Samarkand offers more options than other places in the area. In addition to salads, they also serve lentil soup, side rice, and Georgian lobio beans. The staff is friendly and the service is efficient. A late lunch for two with beer cost around $30.

brusselssprout
07.05.2024

We were a bit sceptical given the many negative reviews here, but found this to be a decent option in the city! The eggplant salad was excellent, alongside peas and roasted potatoes. This was just about everything vegan on the menu. Updated from previous review on 2022-08-08

tadejbreznik
07.05.2024

The restaurant offers some vegan salads and side dishes. Among the menu items are also buckwheat and peas as side dishes, for those craving some more wholesome options in the sea of greasy fried vegetables, one can choose from in an Uzbek restaurant. It is a solid vegan/vegetarian option if in Samarkand, where there is really not much to choose from. Updated from previous review on 2022-08-10

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