Modern · Mirabad District
Zhemchug Residential Building
An experimental 'vertical mahalla'
Restaurant · Mirabad District
A meat-focused restaurant serving meat dishes and burgers, its own bakery, breakfast, a kids’ menu and an English menu; open daily 08:00–23:00.
Gōsht takes its name from the Uzbek word for meat, and that is what it specialises in. It stands at 21/3 Mirobod Street in Mirabad district, 610–700 m from Oybek and Ming Urik metro stations. Reviewers most often mention the meat dishes, the burgers and the interior. It opens at 08:00 for breakfast and has its own bakery, a children’s menu and kids’ entertainment, a summer terrace and an English menu. The food is halal.
Information checked: October 2026. Prices and hours can change — call ahead before you go. We do not take bookings: contact the venue directly.
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