A new restaurant serving Central Asian cuisine, Beshbarmak, has opened in the heart of Dresden, next to the famous Gothic cathedral, the Frauenkirche.
The restaurant opened its doors on July 1, offering guests what it describes as «Central Asian cuisine with soul.» To make visitors’ first experience even more memorable, the owner welcomes guests in a traditional national vest and headscarf, introducing Dresden residents and tourists to Central Asian hospitality.
Located at An der Frauenkirche 13 / Salzgasse 2, the restaurant serves deep-fried turnovers (chebureki) for €5. It also offers a lunch menu, available from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for €15. The menu includes soup, fresh salads or homemade pickles, traditional hot dishes, and a choice of beverages, including tea, coffee, lemonade, Coca-Cola, or mineral water.
The establishment has already attracted the attention of both locals and tourists, with many leaving supportive comments online.
«I wish your restaurant prosperity! It’s a shame it’s so far away.»
«Great, I’ll visit one day.»
«I wish you success and lots of guests!» social media users.
