Achichuk

Achichuk is an Uzbek salad of thinly sliced tomatoes and onion, seasoned with salt and sometimes hot pepper; in the classic version, oil is either left out entirely or used sparingly. The thin slicing matters — it lets the salad stay juicy from the tomatoes' own liquid rather than from dressing.

It's served cold as the standard companion to plov and shashlik — its freshness and slight tartness cut through the richness of those dishes. It's a simple, light side to almost any hot national dish on the menu.

FAQ

How much does Achichuk cost?
18,000 UZS.
Is it vegetarian?
Yes, it's made only from tomatoes, onion and seasoning.
What is Achichuk traditionally served with?
Most often with plov and shashlik — its fresh taste balances richer, fattier food.

What to order

Rucola

vegetarian

60 000 soum

Greek

vegetarian

44 000 soum