Museum · Samarkand
Sadriddin Ayni House Museum
The courtyard where “Slaves” was written
Restaurant · Samarkand
A large, tourist-oriented restaurant on Registan Street with Uzbek and European food and an upstairs terrace, open from early morning until 2am.
Labi Gor faces Registan Square from Registan Street — about 250 m from the centre of the square and 650 m from Gur-e-Amir. Its location makes it one of the busiest places to eat in town: a two-storey building with an open terrace upstairs.
The menu offers Uzbek dishes pitched at visitors — shashlik, plov, lagman, shurpa, manti — plus European standbys such as pasta, steak and burgers, with beer and wine to drink. Doors open at 7am, so it also works for breakfast. Reviews are mixed: many praise the location and terrace, while some complain about service and prices.
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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