Ресторан Alazany в Турксибском районе
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Рестораны на улице Шолохова
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Шолохова, 6 -
улица Шолохова, 8 -
Шолохова, 8
Рестораны в Турксибском районе
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Казахстан, Алма-Ата, улица Акан Серы, 36/1
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Шолохова, 2д/2
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Станкевича, 3/1 киоск
Рестораны европейской кухни в Алматы
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Рихарда Зорге, 18
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Тлеуберды Сауранбаева, 5
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проспект Сакена Сейфуллина, 9а
Доставка еды в Алматы
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Сейфуллина проспект, 47
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Рихарда Зорге, 5
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Суюнбая проспект, 261
Грузинский ресторан в Алматы
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Акан Серы, 65
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Акан Серы, 86
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улица Хмельницкого, 41
Типы ресторанов
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87 мест
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373 места
Отзывы о ресторане Alazany в Турксибском районе
Restaurant experiences are very important to tourists. If the food is expensive, but simply doesn’t taste very good, it remains a negative experience. How can tourists enjoy cheap, but delicious local food? I would like to recommend a restaurant to any visitor to Almaty, Kazakhstan. It is actually a Georgian restaurant. Back in the time of the USSR, a wide variety of ethnic groups lived in Almaty. When the Soviet Union fell, many went back to their homes, but Kaza khstan is still a multi-ethnic country. There are Central Asians, Caucasians, and Russian-speakers living together in Almaty. Alazani is a restaurant where you can find many ethnic groups. The restaurant is located in an older part of town, a 20-minute bus ride away from where we stay in Ainabulak. It would take roughly 40—50 minutes by taxi from the new city.
Restaurant Introduction: We first visited Alazani 2 years ago. A local friend recommended that we go there, and we were able to try lots of different food we had never tried before. Since then, we eat there every time we go to Almaty. Although the restaurant is run by Georgians, they also serve Kazakh fare, as well as European salads and other ethnic foods. On their business card they write, “Combination of Georgian and European kitchen, conducting banquet and celebration until 150 people.”
One of the reasons we love this restaurant is because my girlfriend did part of the interior design for the place. The gold curtains make the patrons feel like VIPs. In fact, most of the patrons come well dressed in suits and dresses. There is a separate area outdoors for smokers, and when you first walk in, the well-lit space makes you feel at peace. The waiters and waitresses in traditional Georgian clothing greet you with genuine smiles and you can pick where you want to sit. The tables seat between 4—8 people, and there’s an extra room for private parties. There’s a live singer on the stage starting at 8pm and sometimes the patrons dance to the music.
Once we went with two other people, but when the singer started his performance, people began to dance and the music was so loud that we couldn’t hear our conversation. Also some children were running around without any parental supervision, so we left a little early. Since then, we always visit Alazani around 5pm, when there aren’t many customers and the service is better. Now all the staff recognize us and even remember what we like to order.
A Recent Experience: When we went to Kazakhstan this past March, we ate at Alazani twice. We always order the same things. First is a salad with a soy sauce dressing. Second we order Hachapuri, which took a long time for us to pronounce correctly. It’s a pizza-shaped Georgian bread filled with cheese and it tastes delicious when eaten hot. The crust is baked to a golden crisp and the white cheese just melts in your mouth. “How I missed this,” I think as I bite into it. One pan is 1000 tenge, which is about $3. We only eat 2 slices to save room for the main course, and take the remaining 4 slices home.
The third course we order is lamb shashlik. We always eat lamb meat when we come to Kazakhstan because the cost of meat is so high in Israel. Shashlik is similar to shish kebabs. Meat marinated in vinegar and spices is skewered and grilled over burning dry vine wood. The scent of the wood helps remove the strong smell of the lamb meat and makes the meat very flavorful and tender.
One person can easily finish one skewer of lamb meat, which costs 900 tenge, or about $2.60. Usually I eat two skewers. We always finish the meal with black tea, feeling very satisfied. The attentive staff always ask, “How was the food?” “Do you need anything else?” There’s no need to tip the staff because the tip is already included in the final price. The last time Misook and I ate at Alazani, the total was 5005 tenge, which is about $14.70, and we had leftovers!
Conclusion: “Alazani” is the name of a river in the Caucasus region. Alazani is a place where people from Azerbaijan or Georgia can feel at home, but also a great place for Americans or Europeans to visit. Alazani is located at Akhan Sery, 20/5 and reservations can be made at H: 235-73-67 or C: 8-701-555-9110. This is a great restaurant to try out for inexpensive and delicious food. Misook … – показать