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Supa review: From Tashkent to Al Barsha, elevated Uzbek cuisine in Dubai

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“Supa review: From Tashkent to Al Barsha, elevated Uzbek cuisine in Dubai”

Like the Arabian majlis, the Uzbek supa represents warmth, hospitality and the opportunity to spend quality time with loved ones. The raised platform is encircled by plush seating – and is a common sight in homes and courtyards in Uzbekistan , the Central Asian country known for its rich spices and hearty dishes. It is this spirit of warmth and togetherness that inspired Tashkent-based restaurateurs Nodir Mahmud and Nodir Takhirov to name their first Dubai venue after the traditional gathering…

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