Jumanji

The service was good, the food was pretty good. Dumplings were tasty, but the beef noodle soup had too much vinegar in it so it tasted strange. Decorations and vibe is pretty calm and nice also.

- B S -

Jumanji – is one of the oldest and few restaurants in Tashkent that offer and keep on high level delicious meals. We had good lunch here and we loved it. I haven’t been here for years, but there were many people inside for lunch during the weekday, i.e. it is still very popular. Though I would say that it would be good to have some renovations.. Looks too old and worn out, the atmosphere of the 90ies… However, the meals are excellent, so if having delicious food is all you need, then come straight here.

- Shukhrat Usmanov -

Really fancy restaurant with quite fancy prices but not outrageous. However, the portions are absolutely massive. Every single dish that came out was for 2 people (at least), even the salad was for 3 people to eat properly. The 20% service is on the menu so we were aware but it's way too high a fee. They have a whole vegetarian section and lots of vegi options. Food was delicious and service good. The menu is also absolutely gigantic. Spoilt for choice and also a beautiful live piano player

- Nadia -

We had a pleasant experience at Jumanji Restaurant. The highlight of our meal was the Jumanji fish, which was excellent and well-prepared. The Moroccan fish was just fine, while the Jumanji chicken was decent but not particularly memorable. We also tried the European salad, which was fresh, and the Tashkent lemon tea, which was quite good. The staff were very nice and attentive, and the atmosphere was comfortable and inviting, making the overall dining experience enjoyable. A good place to visit, especially if you’re in the mood for fish dishes.

- Rizwan Mansha -

We've been trying out various restaurants for dinner this last few days, and decided to try Jumanji today. The first step inside itself was a clear indication that this place was exceptional! Beautifully laid out tables, a cozy interior, welcoming staff, the overall ambiance was amazing. To top it off, the menu that they placed on the table was very heavy, both in weight as well as in quality and quantity. I was stunned by the variety of dishes that they provided. We tried five of them, and each one was better than the other. The place is a little bit pricey but worth the money and time spent!

- Ryan Vaz -

Jumanji is one of Tashkent’s longest-standing restaurants, with over 20 years of history. The menu is massive—practically a tome—featuring a wide-ranging mix of international, Uzbek, Chinese, and Japanese dishes, including sushi and sashimi. The food itself is average and not particularly memorable, but the real draw is the lively atmosphere. Expect a festive crowd, with singing, celebrations, and plenty of merriment. Smoking is allowed indoors, which may be a downside for some. Come for the vibes, not the cuisine.

- Lawrence Hon -

Very good food, huge selection of dishes to choose from the english menu. The service was the best we had in uzbekistan! It was the first time that we had a smiling waiter in Uzbekistan, his name was Elnur. The prices were a bit high but worth it.

- patrick samson -

One of the best restaurants in Tashkent Mirobad.. recommend. Premium atmosphere and great food

- Wander Wise -