Euroasia Cafe

The borscht is great. My Russian friend very much approved. The staff are really nice. I really didn’t like the lamb skewer. It was veryyy tough and not very flavorful. But 5 stars for vibes and borscht. They take card or cash.

I love buying food here. My go to is the Bass Kebab with Fried Potatoes, Lamb (non fat) Kebab, Chicken Kebab, Salad with Fresh Vegetables. You won't regret it. Everything is delicious.

In the photo: borscht, mashed potatoes, lamb kebab, and vegetable salad without onions. The borscht is the best I’ve tried! Rich flavor, with pieces of beef and a slightly sweet taste — delicious. I’ve tried borscht in three other cafés before, and all of them had no meat, but this one tastes homemade. Didn’t really like the mashed potatoes, but the kebab was ok. Bread is nice too. Unfortunately they don’t have black bread to go with the borscht.

Authentic Central Asian Cuisine. We went so my son could practice speaking Russian with the waitstaff and read the Russian menu! Food was great!! We got Greek Salad, Manti, Pilaf, Chicken Kabob, Shrimp and Kompot!

No frills, just honest and delicious food that brings back the flavors of the Soviet Union. From hearty lagman to classic borsch, every dish feels like it came straight from a home kitchen. The pricing is very reasonable, making it easy to enjoy a full meal without breaking the bank. Service is efficient, friendly, and right on point. A great spot if you’re craving familiar comfort food done right.