Tashkent Supermarket Halal Food has quickly gained a loyal following since opening in the West Village in 2025. Known for its restaurant quality offerings, the Tashkent hot bar features a wide variety of flavorful Uzbek dishes alongside an impressive selection of desserts that are just as memorable. In this Tashkent Supermarket review, I’ll walk you through my full food haul and highlight exactly what you should try focusing mainly on the standout items from their hot bar.
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Is Tashkent Supermarket NYC Worth It? (Quick Verdict)
⭐ 4.5/5 — A unique food destination with standout flavors, Tashkent Supermarket delivers on both savory and sweet. The lamb plov is incredibly tender and melts in your mouth, while the almond and pistachio cake slices are balanced, not overly sweet, and full of flavor. Definitely worth a visit, I’ll be back to try more.
Must Order: Uzbek Lamb/Beef Plov, Almond & Pistachio Cake Slices
Tashkent Supermarket Hours
| Day | Hours |
| Monday | 8am – 11pm |
| Tuesday | 8am – 11pm |
| Wednesday | 8am – 11pm |
| Thursday | 8am – 11pm |
| Friday | 8am – 12am |
| Saturday | 8am – 12am |
| Sunday | 8am – 12am |
Tashkent Supermarket NYC Location & How to Get There
378 6th Ave, New York, NY 10011
The Vibe at Tashkent Supermarket NYC
Walking into Tashkent Supermarket, you’re immediately greeted by a wide selection of unique food items, including a variety of fermented and specialty products. For groceries, I picked up Belevini peaches and their house-made kaymak both items I had heard a lot about. After browsing the market section, I made my way to the hot bar, which was filled with an impressive spread of both sweet and savory dishes. With so many options, it’s easy to spend a good amount of time deciding what to get and even harder not to grab a little bit of everything.
What to Order at Tashkent Supermarket Halal Food
Deeply savory with a subtle sweetness, the plov features rich, aromatic rice that was the true standout. The lamb is incredibly tender and the Lamb Plov would easily be my go-to every time I visit.
Similar to the lamb version, the Beef Plov features tender chunks of beef paired with flavorful, well balanced rice. Choosing whether to order the beef or lamb plov ultimately comes down to personal preference.
The Pistachio Cake slice is light, fluffy, and not overly sweet. Filled with bright, slightly sweet berries, it’s a well balanced dessert that’s both refreshing and delicious.
The Almond Cake slice was a standout for me being light, fluffy, and airy, topped generously with sliced almonds. It’s flavorful without being overly sweet, and I would definitely order it again.
The Tashkent Supermarket Kaymak has a rich, velvety texture, but it wasn’t quite to my taste. Worth trying for the experience, though it may not be for everyone.
The Belevini Peaches were delicious being large, juicy, and packed with refreshing natural flavor. The generous jar size also makes them great to enjoy over time.
Video: Tashkent Supermarket POV (West Village NYC)
@theblot.org NYC hidden gem 🇺🇿 This Uzbek supermarket is serving some of the most underrated food in the city… and it’s only $10.99/lb 🤯 I tried the beef plov (pilaf) and it was insanely flavorful tender chunks of beef, soft carrots, and every grain of rice coated in rich oil and spices. Super comforting and authentic. They also have lamb and chicken options (def trying lamb next time 👀). #nycfood #hiddengems #supermarket #uzbekfood #halal ♬ El Monte – Luke Melville
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