The city of Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan, is not only famous for its architectural monuments like the Momine Khatun Mausoleum but also for its rich culinary traditions that have evolved over centuries. Located at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Nakhchivan's cuisine has been influenced by the various peoples that have inhabited the region, including Persians, Turks, and Russians. Traditional dishes often feature fresh herbs, spices, fruits, and grains that are native to the area. Nakhchivan's food culture is marked by its unique flavors and the absence of pork due to Islamic dietary laws.
Famous for its Dolma and Qutab, the restaurant offers both veg and non-veg food options.
Well-known for the local Lavangi with fish, providing non-veg delights.
Popular for their variety of traditional dishes, including the Vegetarian Ash and Badimjan Dolmasi. Veg options are available.
Offers a wide range of dishes with highlights being the Tendir Choreyi and veg-friendly Sir Qovurma.